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Full results disclosure

Last updated: August 2026. This page exists because a page selling a capital infrastructure build should say plainly what its numbers are and are not. If anything here contradicts the main page, this page governs.

Whose results these are

Every performance figure on payingforadssucks.com — storefront clicks, cities reached, orders, customer counts, property values, order values, return and chargeback rates — is drawn from the founder’s own e-commerce business. They are evidence that this channel and this method produced results for one operator. They are not projections, forecasts, targets or promises for any other business.

We do not track typical client results

We do not know, and do not represent, the typical result of brands who engage us. Implementations described anywhere as “early” are installations in progress; they are documented as they mature and are explicitly not presented as completed revenue or traffic outcomes.

The specific figures, and their limits

• Non-paid storefront clicks (5.8M+ cumulative; 2.7M in 2025). Measured on the founder store’s own accounts, cumulative January 2020 – July 2026. Account-level dashboard records are available for review in diligence. Clicks measure traffic only. They are not orders, revenue or profit, and no relationship between clicks and sales is asserted.
• City counts. “1,500+ U.S. cities” refers to the founder store’s own historical footprint. Where a storefront count describes a client build it refers to storefronts — four across each of 500 cities, 2,000 in total. These are different measures from the founder’s own city footprint and are never interchangeable.
• Buyer property-value study ($895K average; 62% in $500K+ homes; 21% in $1M+; $29.2M highest). Derived from an export of 985 customer records, of which 788 matched publicly available third-party automated property-value estimates. Automated estimates are not appraisals. Property value is not income and is not net worth. The study describes one brand’s customers across all of its sales channels and does not establish that any given customer arrived via Marketplace.
• Order and account figures ($17,654.50 order; $1,545 average order value; return and chargeback rates). The founder store’s own transaction records. Customer identities are withheld deliberately.
• “$0.00 ad spend” screenshots. Platform notifications from the founder’s own account reporting organic reach with no advertising spend attached to those events. They describe reach, not sales.
• AI-assistant and search-console captures. Point-in-time screenshots. AI outputs vary by prompt, model, user and date and are not reproducible on demand. We make no claim that search rankings improve or that AI systems will recommend any business.
• Platform-size figures attributed to Meta are that company’s own published figures, cited as market context. They say nothing about the relevance of that audience to any particular product.

What is guaranteed

The engagement carries a written delivery standard — deployment of the storefront build and 100,000 product clicks within the first twelve months, with continued work at our cost until met — defined in the agreement with its conditions attached. Clicks are traffic, not revenue: no level of traffic, orders, revenue or profit is guaranteed, and the founder’s results are not a promise of yours.

What we are not

This is not a passive-income opportunity, an automation program, a dropshipping course, a franchise, a business-opportunity offering as defined by rule, or a security. It is a paid engagement to build operating infrastructure that the client’s own staff subsequently operate. Ongoing third-party operating costs remain the client’s responsibility and are disclosed in writing before engagement.

Not affiliated

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No advice

Nothing here is legal, tax, accounting or investment advice. Decisions about capital expenditure in your business are yours, and you should take your own professional advice before making them.