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Does Pay-Per-Click advertising have a cut-off point?

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Ms. Indepence asked:


I keep hearing horror stories about people turning in for the night, then returning to to the service only to find they are getting billed for thousands of clicks they haven’t planned for. I keep getting coupons for $100 worth of service, but I don’t want to start something I have no desire to maintain.

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    2 Responses to “Does Pay-Per-Click advertising have a cut-off point?”

    1. Jake on January 3rd, 2012 12:45 pm

      For the ads you should be exceeded without any warning.
      The ads you can be ok they do generally require credit card when signing up for the trial vouchers so that 100 can set an overall.
      An overall daily spend limit and limits on individual ad campaigns as long as you can set an overall daily spend limit and limits on individual ad campaigns as long as long.

    2. Kristie on January 4th, 2012 4:41 am

      My conversion tracking heres where you can get them too httpppcconversiontrackingcom.