Anti-fraud

MGRAM checks users and bots so advertisers pay only for a live audience and honest bot owners don't compete with fake activity.

What counts as fake activity

• Farms — accounts created in batches for fake subscriptions, launches, and impressions.
• Burst activity — dozens of identical actions within seconds in one bot.
• Cloned bots and bots with a bought dead audience.
• Any way of getting paid for actions not performed by real people.

How it works for advertisers

• Subscriptions, launches, and Reply Ads impressions from farms are not paid — nothing is charged from your balance for them.
• Reply Ads, subscriber, and launch orders have a “Fraud protection” setting:
• “Show without payment” (default) — suspicious accounts see the ad for free;
• “Don't show” — such accounts don't get the ad.
• If an order's results look suspicious, submit an order complaint or contact Support.

How it works for bot owners

• No income is paid for actions of farms.
• Some payouts can be “On hold” for a few minutes while an account is checked. After the check, the money arrives as usual.
• If mass fake activity is noticed in a bot, its mandatory subscriptions, Reply Ads, and tasks are stopped pending review.
• If fake activity is confirmed, the bot is blocked, and income earned from it is taken back and returned to advertisers.

How to avoid restrictions

• Don't buy “real users” for your bot from dubious services.
• Don't connect bots with a bought or dead base.
• Don't complete tasks yourself in bulk or ask friends to do it.
• If your bot suddenly gets many new users, contact Support in advance — it helps sort things out faster.

If a bot was stopped by mistake

Contact Support with the bot name. Explain where the users came from: ads, partners, links. After a review, restrictions are lifted if fake activity is not confirmed.