Successful Transaction conversion value inflated

[jaffstar]

We run a eCommerce site with Facebook Ad's . I notice it reports inflated transaction values like 10x close to the entire store. I have read that it might be attributing ALL sales to facebook which is totally incorrect. How on earth do I solve this ? Seems to be a massive issue online.

[Steven29]

They have a huge problem and defiantly know about it, yet they refuse to fix the problem.

Ask yourself: if i was facebook making __% more money from these bots using facebook ad campaigns... would i stop it?

The only way to get your money back is to take your logs, run them through your analytics, take a screen shot and ask for money back for your bad traffic that was purchased.

If you do not monitor your traffic, you will be paying for bad clicks all day long.

I guess the only ones that can accommodate this additional resource is big ad spenders that can recoup more bad traffic than it costs to collect this data.

[RhinoFish]

Check the vacuum hose connected to the Thermactor pump, the solenoid valve might have some wires crossed, causing the refrigerant to seize the unit, or draw too many amps from the alternator, stressing its drive belt.

(somebody please say the answer is complete nonsense? hahahaaa!)

[RhinoFish]

"How on earth do I solve this ?"
If Post Click is good for you, and you don't need Post View, just make sure all of your FB Ads links have UTM Tags appended, then use Google Analytics to measure things.