Hello Everyone, We would like to bring attention to a very disappointing experience we recently encountered in the affiliate industry involving CPACOMBO and an affiliate manager named ODIOH. We started our first campaign with CPACOMBO on a low testing budget with the mutual understanding that traffic would be scaled once performance and cooperation were confirmed. Initially, 6 conversions were approved, which was later adjusted to 5 approved conversions in the final figures communicated to us. Based on this validation, an invoice was generated directly from their platform as confirmed by the affiliate manager. We also discovered our account access was suddenly blocked under the claim of a βtechnical issue.β However, we strongly suspect the account may have later been reused for other traffic, as we completely lost access and could no longer log in. From that point onward, we began receiving different excuses regarding payment. Despite remaining patient, professional, and cooperative throughout the process, communication became increasingly difficult. We even requested a group meeting for transparency and resolution, but this request was ignored. Up till now, payment for the validated traffic has still not been made. In addition, while our traffic was actively running, the offer link was changed without prior notice. Although the Offer ID remained the same, the offer name and routing were changed, negatively affecting our campaign performance and resulting in lost conversions. After reviewing previous affiliate feedback online, we also discovered similar complaints from other publishers who claimed they were encouraged to run traffic on threshold agreements, only for communication and payment terms to later change after conversions had already been delivered. Transparency, accountability, and professionalism are extremely important in this industry. For this reason, we advise affiliates to exercise caution when dealing with CPACOMBO and ODIOH until these issues are properly addressed and resolved. Affiliates deserve honest communication, fair treatment, and timely payment for validated traffic <div
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