CPA Traffic Fraud Warning – AmigoMedia

We are posting this as a formal, transparent complaint regarding our unresolved CPA balance with AmigoMedia and to warn other operators and affiliates in the crypto casino space.

What happened: (experienced people will understand)
– A CPA deal was agreed and launched in good faith.
-Shortly after launch, we started receiving highly suspicious FTD activity.

All FTDs were:
– Litecoin-only deposits
– Near-identical deposit amounts
– Same timing patterns
– Zero realistic player behaviour post-deposit

In other words: classic bot / scripted traffic, just wrapped in crypto.

At the end of the month, despite being fully aware of the quality of the traffic delivered, AmigoMedia requested full CPA payment as if everything was normal.

Apparently, the assumption and idea behind
-It’s Litecoin, it’s fast, it’s crypto – must be untraceable.
Nice try. This is not 2016..

Important clarification

Crypto deposits are not invisible, untraceable, or immune to forensic analysis.
Wallet clustering, timing analysis, behavioural tracking, and on-platform signals make this type of activity very easy to flag — especially when it’s done lazily.

Our position

We do not accept CPA claims based on fake FTDs, bot traffic, or scripted deposits.

The balance remains unresolved due to the above.

Full traffic review, wallet analysis, and evidence will be attached here for transparency once finalised.

Why are we posting this:

This is not emotional, personal, or random drama.

This is about:

Protecting operators

Setting realistic expectations for CPA in crypto casinos
Reminding everyone that crypto CPA = free money.
If someone’s entire acquisition strategy relies on:
– One coin
– One deposit pattern
– Zero retention

And a prayer that nobody checks

…then yes, problems will follow.

Be very cautious with: “just pay CPA and move on” – Real ones will work on the problem 🙂
If you’re delivering real traffic, you have nothing to worry about.
If not, Litecoin won’t save you.
Cheers