Is Vultra Network any good?

[TheGamePranker]

You really think I'm angry? Because I'm not, I'm simply using theese things that people call "arguments", and "proof", and "critique", 3 things which you clearly don't understand. So far the only counterargument to Vultra being a poor network, is you calling the person who is degrading them mad. I can understand how an individual of your intellect, could be tricked into signing with a bad network, you probably think 50/50 is a fair deal.

What proof?
And the arguments have to be true...
And I love to reply to the critical replies

s**t just went down.

Instead of attacking people you could always try and refute what they said about Vultra and such..

And I'm already mailing Vultra for some explanation so, yeah, I don't know what this comment is doing here :/

 

[uberdanger]

s**t just went down.

Instead of attacking people you could always try and refute what they said about Vultra and such..

YES, this is exactly my point, if you think our arguments are just lies which are trying to degrade your "perfectly fine" network, then why don't you go ahead and prove us wrong? I mean if the network really is great, they would allow you to share information to prove that you are with a good network. Personally I know I'm allowed to share any details of my contract, earnings, or even conversations with my partner manager or the CEO.

There's complete transparency, and either your network doesn't allow you to speak on certaint details, or you just won't because it would make the network look even worse.[DOUBLEPOST=1383054631,1383054540][/DOUBLEPOST]

And I'm already mailing Vultra for some explanation so, yeah, I don't know what this comment is doing here :/

You haven't provided a single piece of evidence, backing up any of the claims you have made, so naturally this comment is here. Once again, you are attacking a comment, which is showing constructive critisism towards your way of handling critique. Instead of argumenting as to why he's incorrect, you'd rather write "what is this comment even doing here"

 

[TheGamePranker]

YES, this is exactly my point, if you think our arguments are just lies which are trying to degrade your "perfectly fine" network, then why don't you go ahead and prove us wrong? I mean if the network really is great, they would allow you to share information to prove that you are with a good network. Personally I know I'm allowed to share any details of my contract, earnings, or even conversations with my partner manager or the CEO.

There's complete transparency, and either your network doesn't allow you to speak on certaint details, or you just won't because it would make the network look even worse.[DOUBLEPOST=1383054631,1383054540][/DOUBLEPOST]
You haven't provided a single piece of evidence, backing up any of the claims you have made, so naturally this comment is here. Once again, you are attacking a comment, which is showing constructive critisism towards your way of handling critique. Instead of argumenting as to why he's incorrect, you'd rather write "what is this comment even doing here"

From what do you want prove?
Still not attacking, just argumenting

 

[uberdanger]

What proof?
And the arguments have to be true...
And I love to reply to the critical replies

What proof? I've sent you pictures of my CPM, I've sent you specifics about my contract, I've explained in details how good networks operate as opposed to bad networks from personal experience. I've provided you with the name of a Youtuber who has had a p**s-poor experience with Vultra, you can go ask him if you don't believe me.

And the arguments have to be true.... Let me explain to you what an argument is. The goal of an argument is not to attack your opponent, or to impress your audience. The goal of an argument is to offer good reasons in support of your conclusion. where as we have offered several arguments, you have given us 0.

"And I love to reply to critical replies"
Yes, however you don't reply with anything of value, you make short remarks about us being "mad", when really we are just refuting everything that you are saying about Vultra. If your only way of having a discussion is by your so called "witty" remarks, and calling people angry, then please don't bother trying to discuss any subject this big.[DOUBLEPOST=1383054982,1383054841][/DOUBLEPOST]

From what do you want prove?
Still not attacking, just argumenting

I don't even wanna bother correcting your grammar, even though I am quite the grammar nazi.
What proof? You make it sound like I'm looking for a single piece of proof, however you should link to reliable sources for EVERY bit of questionable information you put out there. If you have no articles, no resources, no nothing to back up your arguments, then they are claims with nothing to back them up.

 

[ZaphodX]

Your contract: $5.70 CPM, 50/50 split, 3 year lock in.
My contract: Higher CPMs, 90/10 split, no lock in.

Seems legit.

 

[Reina]

Hi, guys! I've been reading this for a while now. Friendly debates about networks and CPM's are always welcome. However, please refrain from going over the line. TheGamePranker, when you open up a thread, not everyone will agree with your p.o.v. Debates will ensue and those who feel that they know quite a bit on a network, CPM's, and splits will contribute their input to the thread.

From what I see, they are trying to convince you otherwise from your initial post. Everyone's entitled to their own opinions, of course. Just take note of their replies.

Feel free to continue discussing in a friendly manner as long as no rules are broken.

 

[TheGamePranker]

What proof? I've sent you pictures of my CPM, I've sent you specifics about my contract, I've explained in details how good networks operate as opposed to bad networks from personal experience. I've provided you with the name of a Youtuber who has had a p**s-poor experience with Vultra, you can go ask him if you don't believe me.

And the arguments have to be true.... Let me explain to you what an argument is. The goal of an argument is not to attack your opponent, or to impress your audience. The goal of an argument is to offer good reasons in support of your conclusion. where as we have offered several arguments, you have given us 0.

"And I love to reply to critical replies"
Yes, however you don't reply with anything of value, you make short remarks about us being "mad", when really we are just refuting everything that you are saying about Vultra. If your only way of having a discussion is by your so called "witty" remarks, and calling people angry, then please don't bother trying to discuss any subject this big.[DOUBLEPOST=1383054982,1383054841][/DOUBLEPOST]
I don't even wanna bother correcting your grammar, even though I am quite the grammar nazi.
What proof? You make it sound like I'm looking for a single piece of proof, however you should link to reliable sources for EVERY bit of questionable information you put out there. If you have no articles, no resources, no nothing to back up your arguments, then they are claims with nothing to back them up.

I do agree that my grammer is not to good, I'm dutch but I do my best to wright as good as possible.
And okay next time I say something about Vultra, I'll give PROOF.
But I still think Vultra isn't that bad knowing that they also let you play games and for every single one who signs up for that game to, you get money. I'm just saying that Vultra may not be the best network but it sure is not the worst![DOUBLEPOST=1383055492][/DOUBLEPOST]

Hi, guys! I've been reading this for a while now. Friendly debates about networks and CPM's are always welcome. However, please refrain from going over the line. TheGamePranker, when you open up a thread, not everyone will agree with your p.o.v. Debates will ensue and those who feel that they know quite a bit on a network, CPM's, and splits will contribute their input to the thread.

From what I see, they are trying to convince you otherwise from your initial post. Everyone's entitled to their own opinions, of course. Just take note of their replies.

Feel free to continue discussing in a friendly manner as long as no rules are broken.

okay thanks

 

[uberdanger]

I do agree that my grammer is not to good, I'm dutch but I do my best to wright as good as possible.
And okay next time I say something about Vultra, I'll give PROOF.
But I still think Vultra isn't that bad knowing that they also let you play games and for every single one who signs up for that game to, you get money. I'm just saying that Vultra may not be the best network but it sure is not the worst!

You literally just explained a pyramid referal system, where they make you refer people, then they earn money, and give you some of the money. "isn't that bad", shouldn't be a term you use to describe one of the worst networks I have ever heard of. The referal system you just mentioned is another proof that they are using you to make more money for themselves. Have fun in the next 3 years.[DOUBLEPOST=1383055732,1383055539][/DOUBLEPOST]

Hi, guys! I've been reading this for a while now. Friendly debates about networks and CPM's are always welcome. However, please refrain from going over the line. TheGamePranker, when you open up a thread, not everyone will agree with your p.o.v. Debates will ensue and those who feel that they know quite a bit on a network, CPM's, and splits will contribute their input to the thread.

From what I see, they are trying to convince you otherwise from your initial post. Everyone's entitled to their own opinions, of course. Just take note of their replies.

Feel free to continue discussing in a friendly manner as long as no rules are broken.

I agree entirely, however there's a huge difference between starting a discussion, and using this forum as a means to promote a network, and disguise that as a discussion. He clearly has a very biased opinion, and as such this seems much more like an attempt to influence others to join the Vultra network, as opposed to actually discussing the Vultra network.

I know for a fact that network promotions aren't allowed on this website.

 

[TheGamePranker]

You literally just explained a pyramid referal system, where they make you refer people, then they earn money, and give you some of the money. "isn't that bad", shouldn't be a term you use to describe one of the worst networks I have ever heard of. The referal system you just mentioned is another proof that they are using you to make more money for themselves. Have fun in the next 3 years.[DOUBLEPOST=1383055732,1383055539][/DOUBLEPOST]
I agree entirely, however there's a huge difference between starting a discussion, and using this forum as a means to promote a network, and disguise that as a discussion. He clearly has a very biased opinion, and as such this seems much more like an attempt to influence others to join the Vultra network, as opposed to actually discussing the Vultra network.

I know for a fact that network promotions aren't allowed on this website.

Hi,
that's not what I wanted to say, Vultra is awesome in my opinion and thanks, I will have fun earning money (knowing it's not thst much but still earning) with playing video games [DOUBLEPOST=1383055962][/DOUBLEPOST]

You literally just explained a pyramid referal system, where they make you refer people, then they earn money, and give you some of the money. "isn't that bad", shouldn't be a term you use to describe one of the worst networks I have ever heard of. The referal system you just mentioned is another proof that they are using you to make more money for themselves. Have fun in the next 3 years.[DOUBLEPOST=1383055732,1383055539][/DOUBLEPOST]
I agree entirely, however there's a huge difference between starting a discussion, and using this forum as a means to promote a network, and disguise that as a discussion. He clearly has a very biased opinion, and as such this seems much more like an attempt to influence others to join the Vultra network, as opposed to actually discussing the Vultra network.

I know for a fact that network promotions aren't allowed on this website.

And that's clearly not what I want, I'm just saying that I love Vultra.

 

[uberdanger]

Hi,
that's not what I wanted to say, Vultra is awesome in my opinion and thanks, I will have fun earning money (knowing it's not thst much but still earning) with playing video games

Considering you have a 5 dollar gross CPM, and Google will take 45%, and your network will take 50% of the remaining, you'll end up with about 1,3 dollars per 1000 views. Looking at your socialblade, you get around 1000 views a month. You will be earning 12 dollars a year with Vultra, congratulations.

On the other hand if you had waited and joined a different network, you could have had a much sweeter deal.