Has anyone ever attempted to be credited for Zango installs by installing it on virtual servers running in VMware or something similar.

The reason I ask is because I have a sprint aircard, and If I could install Zango on a VM, then reconnect to the aircard, I would technically have a whole new machine/IP.

Does anyone see any problems with this?

This have already been discussed before, and yes, I see two major problems with this :

- You'll waste your time creating VM and installing your own payload for only a few cents at a time.

- PPI companies make money through the advertising they send to "infected" machines. They'll notice that your installs are crap and don't convert at all for them.

Making installs the right way without cheating the ppi company will be probably more rewarding for the efforts you'll make, and won't get you in trouble with them.

just my 2cents

Good point.

It was just a thought, but you are probably right that for .70 cents or whatever it is, it wont be worth the time.

Ah well