Anti-Fraud Policy

This policy explains how CommissionBag identifies, prevents, and responds to fraudulent or suspicious activity across publisher and subpublisher traffic.

Applies to all affiliate activity on the platform

Fraud Definition

Fraudulent activity includes any intentional attempt to manipulate tracking systems, generate invalid traffic, or falsely inflate conversions or commissions.

Fake clicks, leads, or sales.
Automated or bot-generated traffic.
Self-generated transactions without genuine user intent.
Traffic source misrepresentation.
Manipulation of affiliate tracking parameters.
Unauthorized or deceptive promotions.

Prohibited Fraud Practices

Click and Conversion Fraud

Generating fake clicks or impressions.
Inflating conversions through non-genuine users.
Using bots, scripts, or automation for traffic generation.

Tracking Manipulation

Cookie stuffing and forced redirects.
Altering or masking referral sources.
Tampering with affiliate tracking links.

Traffic Misrepresentation

Hiding true traffic sources.
Using misleading landing pages.
Misrepresenting promotional methods to networks or advertisers.

Unauthorized Incentives

Offering unauthorized rewards for clicks or conversions.
Incentivized traffic violating advertiser rules.
Fake cashback or reward schemes without approval.

Detection and Investigation

Traffic pattern analysis and suspicious activity flagging.
Conversion behavior tracking and cross-network validation.
Publisher account audits and compliance reviews.
Temporary access restrictions and commission holds during investigations.

Enforcement

Permanent account termination.
Reversal of invalid or fraudulent commissions.
Blocking subpublisher access.
Reporting to affiliate networks or advertisers.
Legal action in severe cases.

Contact

Fraud concerns or suspicious activity reports: compliance@commissionbag.com

CommissionBag enforces a zero-tolerance policy for intentional fraud and repeated compliance violations.