Fixed it.

Seems that the IT guys left some old ga.js tracking codes that were activated in some transactions. When you have mixed tracking codes between analytics.js and ga.js this kind of pathological behaviors happen.

Thanks!

Not yet. Still trying different possible causes. Hopefully I'll have some results in the next few days.

Nope, still trying to contact Google to fix this issue.

Yeah, I've seen that article. The problem is that I don't have acceso to the other domain, and that what I did is exactly what it says in the last step, that's why I'm really lost!

I just contacted some people in Google to see if they can check what's going on.

There's no way a user can come from those subdomains without passing from my site first. The path you give as an example is accurate.

Analytics is being tracked threw a tag in Google Tag Manager. You can see the configuration of the tag in http://imgur.com/Pqi3Gt5. Can you find anything wrong?

Yes, but those subdomains aren't from my website, they are from the website of payment gateway from where my visits return to my website after paying.

I'm sorry, what subdomains are you talking about?

Any ideas why this isn't working?

Yes, that's what I did, please check the tho images I attached, one of them (http://imgur.com/IrzKXiY) is a screenshot of the Referral Exclusion in the admin section.

Hi, how are you?
I have my website with Google Tag Manager implemented. Google Analytics is one of the tags I have configured.

The problem is that Referral exclusions aren't working for me. I excluded 3 domains, and I keep seeing them in my Referral Traffic report.
Any idea why this could be happening?

Best wishes,
Ariel

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Fixed it.

Seems that the IT guys left some old ga.js tracking codes that were activated in some transactions. When you have mixed tracking codes between analytics.js and ga.js this kind of pathological behaviors happen.

Thanks!