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My experience with the program so far

Twice Confirmed Traffic has been one of the most effective traffic sources I've ever used. The concept is simple but powerful: your offers are shown exclusively to repeat buyers — not just people who buy, but those who buy again and again.

Statistically, buyer traffic is the most valuable traffic online. In my experience, repeat buyers convert even better. That's why I plan to keep using this source—it just works.

What I Like

• 100% automated, set-and-forget traffic
• Change your promo links anytime
• A built-in affiliate program with double benefits
• Earn commissions that can offset your cost (or even turn a profit)
• Every referral boosts the amount of daily traffic you receive
• And most importantly, it's repeat buyer traffic — nothing converts better

What I Dislike

The one dislike I have is the cost—it is on the expensive side. Investing in this traffic is an individual decision based on your own situation and budget. It may not be a good fit for folks on a tighter budget who may be focused on free traffic generation methods, but it could be worth considering as their business scales.

Final Verdict

Twice Confirmed Traffic is a hands-free, automated system that delivers what it promises: high-quality buyer traffic.

Since using it, I've reached the Top 5 on three different affiliate program leaderboards — something I'd never done even once before.

If you're serious about growing your business and want real results, this is one traffic source I'd put at the top of the list.

My experience with the program so far

I signed up for Twice Confirmed Traffic (TCT) curious about its promise of traffic proven to convert. The signup and setup were indeed very easy – it's pitched as newbie-friendly (no tech skills needed, just cut-and-paste). I immediately added a few affiliate offers (you can run unlimited campaigns on TCT) and let it run. After a week, the system did deliver daily clicks, few opt ins but none converted. In other words, I got traffic (as promised) but no customers.

What I Like

• User-friendly setup: The interface really is simple, just as advertised. TCT boasts a '100% user-friendly' system for beginners and indeed I had no trouble adding my links.
• Unlimited campaigns: Unlike many traffic services that limit you to a handful of links, TCT lets you promote any number of offers. This flexibility is nice if you want to split-test different pages or products.
• Confirmation Bay insights: I found the 'Confirmation Bay' feature intriguing – it shows real-time stats of what other members are selling. In theory, this crowd-sourced feedback can help spot hot offers.
• Hands-off delivery: After setup, the system runs on autopilot. TCT's 'traffic shifter' distributes clicks for you, so you just sit back and watch the numbers.

What I Dislike

• High cost for uncertain ROI: The subscription is $59.95/month. You need 2–3 sales just to break even, At that price, it's risky if the traffic doesn't convert (and unlike pay-per-click, there's essentially no refund if it fails).

Final Verdict

Twice Confirmed Traffic is an interesting concept but not a magic bullet. It really did deliver clicks as advertised, and the system is easy to use. At $60/month I couldn't justify the spend without sales. In my case I treated it as an experiment, it was worth trying out but I wouldn't rely on it as my main traffic source.

If you have spare budget, you might try TCT on a small scale: it does send traffic and the 'Confirmation Bay' idea is neat. Personally, I'd use TCT as a supplemental tool at best, not a guaranteed income driver. In short: it's easy to set up and can generate clicks, but don't expect guaranteed profits, your mileage may vary