You can check each click in the click log. It will show you where the traffic is being sent and the reason for which it's being sent to the safe page. The reasons are described here: https://docs.fraudfilter.io/kb/filters/, you can enable/disable any filter you wish.

If you don't see the clicks you are sending in the logs then they are not reaching FraudFilter! It means that you have some problem with your setup. We recommend you use this method for testing: https://docs.fraudfilter.io/kb/how-to-test-if-fraudfilter-is-working/

If you receive 100 clicks and out of them 70 clicks were from bing bots or other kinds of bots, your safe page visit rate will be 70%. (% of clicks sent to the safe page)

So, let me ask you,  should we redirect those 70 bing bots to your money page URL to lower your safe page visit rate? (bing bots visiting your money page will get you instantly banned)

If your safe page visit rate is very high, it means they are sending you lots of bot traffic.

You can log traffic which is going to the safe page and send the log report to traffic source and ask them for a refund, claim it to be bot traffic.

You can look at the click log and Google the ISP names, you'll find that most of the traffic will be fake generated from datacenter/hosting/server IPs. Legit traffic uses residential IPs most of the time.

Nothing more can be done about it. You can try to monetize safe page with less aggressive landing page if you wish. We can't stop bot traffic from our end. It's something which only your traffic source is capable of.