Geo-targeting headaches for a small equipment rental business

We have a small online platform for renting heavy construction equipment and tools. We’ve invested a decent budget in advertising, but we’ve run into a legal roadblock. Renters from neighboring countries are constantly clicking on our ads, even though we physically can’t provide services outside our region due to insurance restrictions and logistics.

Like, people simply see the message “service unavailable in your country” and leave. Can you advise on how to monetize this off-target traffic so the money doesn’t go down the drain? And if a customer is from our region but gets rejected by the system because they fail the automatic credit check or have outstanding debts, is there a way to convert these rejected applications into profit as well?

From personal experience, I know that showing a blank page to such users is a waste because you've already paid for the click out of your own pocket. For our project, we resolved this issue in one day by integrating the https://retarget.gg/  tool into the website’s code using a standard script. The system automatically determines the reason for the bounce. For international visitors, the Geo Popup triggers automatically. For internal risk stops or payment declines, the Decline Popup triggers. Rather than hitting a dead end, visitors see relevant offers from other services, and we earn revenue through CPC or CPA. This has allowed us to consistently recoup up to 20% of our advertising costs each month. Have you mapped out the logic behind these declines in your analytics yet?