pippa_shon
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- Mar 28, 2017
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Sound like a good method to try
I don't think there is anything illegal about it. But we all know how fussy these ad networks are, and how they will use any underhand tactic to not pay commission. But you are supposed to say "no trust me, they are all unique", and they take your word for it.
I think it's certainly dodgy, to say the least. It can be easily manipulated into a system to phish for personal data.
I cannot for the life of me know how Adsense allow this or do not pick it up. It's a very different situation if you're a recognised hotspot provider.
I don't think he is using adsense, and I can't see anyone getting this approved unless they knew someone at a network, or a previously high standing account. Plus when every retard from here who can't even tie their own shoelaces, starts emailing ad networks with dumb fucking questions about this method, you have no chance. Just my opinion.
Yes adsense I mean. Have a few different webpages set up myself. Although this only consists about 25% of my income. Most of it consists out of earning money out of people doing a survey while being in a content locker.
You're absolutely right there, it doesn't seem to add up. Although I use sometimes some adsense, not as main, because I would be flagged and banned.According to the OP, he does use it with this method though:
Something doesn't add up here.
I would like to see some evidence of earnings![]()
Good find, hahahttps://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/if-you-live-in-a-big-city-or-apartment-or-uni.73384/
Yes I have told them, had to come with proof ofcourse. Because who would believe anyone that does an offer 100 times from the same ip?It's not just the IPs though. You are falling foul of virtually every Adsense rule - no content, unwanted redirection etc. etc.
Which networks do you use at the moment? Have you told any of them what you do?
Another classic target here is hotels.
He would be connected to the internet without the need to make the offer.Well I would also like to know what ad networks would be fine with multiple offers from the same IP or if anyone can think of another less risky ways of monetising this. The idea itself is great but I fear the ad networks will not think the same.
Also, to complete an offer they would already require some sort of internet connection, I assume you are relying on them having their own 3g/4g connection to complete the offer before they can access your wifi network.
If I can find a way around the issues I have I can think of about a dozen places within a 5 mile radius of where I live where this could work, one of them is right at the back of my house so I wouldn't need to go far!![]()
Man, a Harro post, haven't seen one of those in a while, nice!
The lockers are a great idea, especially if leaching from an existing network and then redistributing with a login..how about these lockers you got on eg. train stations?
as mentioned put rapsbery there with battery in bag and leave it there whole day (no idea how long it can last)
eh if it's metal it will be Faraday cage so no signal
or got to some restaurant and please can i leave my bag here? im going to shop and want hands free
possibilities are endless here
Do you make wifi names catchy?
Sounds great but somewhat to goodHaha that's exactly from what background I come. Background in pentesting / security researching etc. OSCP, CEH and CISSP certified.
Could of easily launched a mitm attack, from what I am doing, but than I would cross a certain line which would make everything illegal. So I stay on the legal but very blackhat side of the law.