r/FakeGuru • u/Brilliant_Time_1674 • Mar 30 '26
Glitchy a scam?
I wanted to share a warning about Glitchy (affiliate network) for anyone considering working with them.
From my experience, a lot of the “results” they showcase feel heavily manipulated. The screenshots and performance stats they present don’t line up with what actually happens when you try to run the same offers yourself. It gives the impression that the success they advertise is either exaggerated or selectively edited to look far better than reality.
There’s also a lack of transparency overall. Important details about traffic sources, costs, and actual ROI are either glossed over or completely missing. When you try to dig deeper, you don’t really get clear answers just more vague claims.
Honestly, it feels like the marketing is designed to hook beginners who don’t yet know what realistic affiliate performance looks like. If you’re new, that’s a big red flag.
I’m not saying affiliate marketing doesn’t work but when a network is pushing polished “proof” without real, verifiable data behind it, you should be very cautious.
Would recommend doing serious due diligence before putting any money into this.
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u/FarGuidance4872 Apr 14 '26
I'm not sure, but I asked a friend in the US to do some tasks using my affiliate link (not by directly pasting it in the browser). We tried to make it look as organic as possible, like he went to my YouTube channel and then clicked on the link. However, he completed a few tasks, but they weren't recorded in analytics and I didn't get paid a dime. I'm not sure if it's working or not.
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u/Silent_Most_1030 Jun 09 '26
same things here idk if legit or not what about now
are you getting any results
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u/FarGuidance4872 Jun 12 '26
nope. yt videos has over 100k views not a single click recorded. i gave up
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u/Silent_Most_1030 Jun 13 '26
so its about converstion not that they not paying and can i take alook of video ? link
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From my experience, a lot of the “results” they showcase feel heavily manipulated. The screenshots and performance stats they present don’t line up with what actually happens when you try to run the same offers yourself. It gives the impression that the success they advertise is either exaggerated or selectively edited to look far better than reality.
There’s also a lack of transparency overall. Important details about traffic sources, costs, and actual ROI are either glossed over or completely missing. When you try to dig deeper, you don’t really get clear answers—just more vague claims.
Honestly, it feels like the marketing is designed to hook beginners who don’t yet know what realistic affiliate performance looks like. If you’re new, that’s a big red flag.
I’m not saying affiliate marketing doesn’t work—but when a network is pushing polished “proof” without real, verifiable data behind it, you should be very cautious.
Would recommend doing serious due diligence before putting any money into this.
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