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Slise vs Cointraffic: $5,000 and an invoice against €3,000 and a dashboard, a wallet one sells and the other calls a red flag, and what Slise’s own blog gets wrong about Cointraffic
Slise sells a connected wallet by invoice from $5,000; Cointraffic sells 700+ crypto sites from €3,000 off a rate card. Contracts and refunds, read 13 Nov 2026.
ProgrammaticSlise vs A-ADS: one Hong Kong address, $5,000 and an invoice against $100 and an access code, and what Slise’s own blog gets wrong about A-ADS
Slise vs A-ADS, read from both contracts, Trustpilot and Slise’s own blog on 11 November 2026: one Hong Kong room, $5,000 by invoice against $100 and a code.
PR & AgenciesYAP Global review: a $12,000 floor, EthCC’s press desk since 2020, and a team page down from 32 to 18 in ten months
YAP Global review: no published price, a $12,000 floor on its form, EthCC’s press desk confirmed by the organiser, accounts on file, zero client reviews. 7/10
ProgrammaticSlise vs Bitmedia: $5,000 and an invoice against $300 and a sign-up form, a $5 liability cap in both contracts, and what Slise’s own blog gets wrong about Bitmedia
Slise vs Bitmedia, read from both contracts, Trustpilot and Slise’s own blog on 9 November 2026: $5,000 and an invoice against $300 and a sign-up form.
ProgrammaticBlockchain-Ads vs Cointraffic: a $10,000 door onto a wallet graph against a €3,000 desk on the crypto press, and which contract gives unspent money back
Blockchain-Ads wants $10,000 and a call; Cointraffic wants €3,000 and a manager, or €500 on its marketplace. Both contracts read 6 November 2026.
Affiliate ProgramsTurbine affiliate program review: 15% recurring, no payout minimum, and a contract that only names the $199 Pro plan
Turbine pays 15% of net Pro subscription revenue for life, with no payout minimum, but its landing page promises more than the contract names. 6.5/10.
ProgrammaticBlockchain-Ads vs A-ADS: a $10,000 door onto a wallet graph against a $100 door with no name, and what each contract does with the money you do not spend
Blockchain-Ads wants $10,000 and a call; A-ADS wants $100 and no name. Both contracts, help centres and Trustpilot pages, read on 4 November 2026.
PR & AgenciesSerotonin review: a $30,000-a-month retainer, 73 client names and no published price
No price, terms or case study from Serotonin. Its one public contract is a $30,000-a-month retainer in an SEC filing by a client whose board its founder joined.
ProgrammaticSlise vs Coinzilla: $5,000 in the contract and a $5 liability cap against €100 and a sign-up form, and what Slise’s own blog gets wrong about Coinzilla
Slise vs Coinzilla, read from both contracts, Trustpilot and Slise’s own blog on 2 November 2026: $5,000 and an invoice against €100 and a sign-up form.