Steve J.
I registered with them started a…
I registered with them started a campaign and had a banner ad on the top and bottom on a website, I thought. When I went to check my ads on the site. I found the website to be inactive. I contacted juicyads to tell them. I asked for a refund for the ads and then I requested a withdrawal and they said my withdrawal would process to my PayPal account by midnight Friday as Friday is when they process payments. Today is Saturday and there is no payment in my PayPal account and my juicyads account shows zero dollars in the wallet. And they won't answer messages. I've noticed the people with negative posts towards juicyads get a reply from them saying no user by this name exists in our database. So that's what I expect they'll say. But it's as lie. Don't subscribe to juicyads. Their campaigns are garbage, they do nothing to drive traffic to your website. And they've kept, misplaced, or otherwise swindled my money. I'm still waiting on an explanation on where my money is. And now I try and go to their website to send another message asking where my money is and their page won't load. Juicyads is a bunch of scammers. And the people posting good things about them were probably paid by them or work for them. ****Response to juicyads reply**** Why do you lie. I deposited $100 to my wallet on your website. Yes I understand that's not a great fortune. But a hundred dollars is a hundred dollars. Second lie... I purchased TWO ads both on the same website. The website that went offline or whatever happened. One banner was at the top of the page the other at the bottom. They were NOT $.33 I don't know where you got that number. But if you need to lie about the amount s customer spends with you then go for it. I know the truth. Your next lie was the refund amount. Yes I finally got the refund. And it was for $88 and change. It came in two refunds one was for $50 and the other was 38 and change. And as I said it's no huge fortune. But it's a far cry from $.33 juicyads is a waste of time and money. Sure I didn't spend a fortune on a campaign. I wanted to see what they had to offer so I went with two banner ads. And they ran, I thought two weeks, when I checked the progress. The site they were on was shutdown. So I really don't know how long my ads ran. But I do know they didn't generate any money or traffic and that's why I didn't invest in a huge campaign. Juicyads wants you to spend spend spend and you get no return you might as well just give them your money as a gift. Because that's all you're doing. Just giving them money. They don't do anything to benefit you and they don't generate any traffic for your website. MY ADVICE.... DO NOT SPEND A DIME WITH JUICYADS. YOU'LL ONLY WISH YOU LISTENED TO ME IF YOU DO. THEY'RE NOTHING BUT A SCAM SITE DESIGNED TO TAKE YOUR MONEY
Response from JuicyAdsJul 7, 2025
Sometimes a review tells you more about the reviewer than the company. Yes, Steve was a real customer. He spent $0.33 on the banner campaigns he now describes as “garbage.” Not a typo — thirty-three cents. That’s roughly the cost of a gummy bear. We also refunded two ad buys when the publisher’s website went offline/closed. Upon request, his remaining balance was refunded back to the original payment method — our standard procedure. Total spend was $11.04. He confirmed receipt of the refund email… with insults and profanity. Then this review appeared with more of the same. We get it — a disappointing campaign can be emotional. But when someone invests less than the cost of a sandwich and puts in little to no effort—yet expects a beachfront mansion in return—maybe the problem isn’t the ad network. We’ve been doing this for 19 years, serving billions of ad impressions every month. Not every campaign is going to be a winner. But, if you’re like our top clients — who test thoughtfully, optimize patiently, and approach media buying with a realistic budget, a professional attitude, and long-term mindset — we’re here to help you succeed. But if your goal is to turn $0.33 into a yacht… we wish you the best of luck on your journey, but recommend buying the gummy bear instead.



