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Black PotatoTM

If you were told to click — get paid — and stay quiet, this matters.

If you lost money and don't know why, this explains it.

Compensation, if any, is determined through insurance recoveries, settlements, or legal processes.
Loma Cotta does not directly pay for reports or testimony.

Ever Do a "Mystery Shopper" or Online Gig That Felt… Weird?

Like clicking ads, searching random businesses, or "testing" results with no plan to buy anything?

If you're nodding right now — yep, this is for you 🙂

A lot of these gigs sound normal at first, then halfway through you're like, "Wait… what is this actually for?"

We're collecting quick stories to spot patterns and help businesses get back ad money that was wasted. When enough experiences line up, it's made a real difference — past cases have supported outcomes from $10K to $1M+.

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Easy
Totally Confidential

What Is Black Potato?

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Ad Clicks
Interest
Reviews

A digital game where a business is targeted with ad clicks, interest, and reviews until desired goals are achieved. Meant to look like normal traffic and feedback keeping metrics as organic as possible.

Why This Matters Now

$80B–$120B
Annual U.S. digital ad waste
77%
U.S. SMBs rely on PPC ads
40%+
Traffic manipulation in targeted campaigns

Targeted businesses lose $50K–$250K per incident. Competitors unaffected. Intentional, coordinated, designed to look normal.

Brands deserve clarity

Loma Cotta Digital Integrity Services

We don't guess. We investigate signals.

1

Pattern Detection & Signal Analysis

Examine traffic for irregular behavior platforms don't explain.

2

Risk Mitigation Strategy

Strengthen systems to reduce future exposure.

3

Documentation & Legal Counsel Connection

Structured reporting for legal advisors and insurance reviews. We connect you with legal counsel or solutions as needed. We provide evidence and clarity—not legal claims.

Paid to Click Ads or Test Search Results?

Your experience helps document irregular activity in advertising data. Workers—mystery shoppers, contractors, gig workers, agency assistants—report being instructed to:

  • click specific ads repeatedly
  • avoid competitor ads
  • fill out forms without intent
  • use VPN or private browsing
  • "test" keywords or reload searches
  • generate activity without buying anything