300£ a day

[tg01]

Who approved this method?

I.e. Operating a captive portal wifi network that actually delivers a connection, monitors traffic use and ensures users are compliant..
It's not just a method, potentially a business model if scaled up.

I've put a fair bit of leg work in, so whilst I'll spoon feed how to setup and get started, you'll have to connect the rest of the dots.

 

[Sephrata]

I.e. Operating a captive portal wifi network that actually delivers a connection, monitors traffic use and ensures users are compliant..
It's not just a method, potentially a business model if scaled up.

I fail to see how this is a business model. You offer nothing of value to people and there are a whole raft of potential legal issues depending on where you operate this from.

Which affiliate networks approved this method?

 

[ThopHayt]

Man the UK most be devoid of easy/free WiFi access compared to where I am. Here nobody would even bother to fill in an email or click anything to get free WiFi since it's offered easily from literally every major retailer, restaurant, cafe, shop, and city building. Even the cell carriers themselves are putting up WiFi boxes offering free extended WiFi around here. It's nuts.

-ThopHayt

 

[tg01]

I fail to see how this is a business model. You offer nothing of value to people and there are a whole raft of potential legal issues depending on where you operate this from.

Which affiliate networks approved this method?

You've had the same approach throughout the whole thread, instead of thinking how the concept could be used and what value to it could deliver to the right person. Needless to say why the affiliate managers see how the concept works and why they should be involved.

As I said before, I'm not spoon feeding the rest. It's just to let others know, the method / idea is feasible. Once my second router arrives, I'll show you, if any the results I achieve.

Being based in the U.K, and having read through the searches you suggested previously, then seeing what compatible tech is available.
The service I'll offer should be complaint.

 

[tg01]

Man the UK most be devoid of easy/free WiFi access compared to where I am. Here nobody would even bother to fill in an email or click anything to get free WiFi since it's offered easily from literally every major retailer, restaurant, cafe, shop, and city building. Even the cell carriers themselves are putting up WiFi boxes offering free extended WiFi around here. It's nuts.

-ThopHayt

You are right it's everywhere, though even with a dummy run the other day I had people logging on.

 

[mickyfu]

Man the UK most be devoid of easy/free WiFi access compared to where I am. Here nobody would even bother to fill in an email or click anything to get free WiFi since it's offered easily from literally every major retailer, restaurant, cafe, shop, and city building. Even the cell carriers themselves are putting up WiFi boxes offering free extended WiFi around here. It's nuts.

-ThopHayt

Most places in the UK have free wifi, however they tend to be password protected. Having an open WiFi is more convenient than asking some tard for the password several times and getting the wrong password.

But that does not change the fact that using this method, you would be working for third world wages.

 

[mickyfu]

You've had the same approach throughout the whole thread, instead of thinking how the concept could be used and what value to it could deliver to the right person. Needless to say why the affiliate managers see how the concept works and why they should be involved.

As I said before, I'm not spoon feeding the rest. It's just to let others know, the method / idea is feasible. Once my second router arrives, I'll show you, if any the results I achieve.

Being based in the U.K, and having read through the searches you suggested previously, then seeing what compatible tech is available.
The service I'll offer should be complaint.

It not only falls on affiliate managers. Wait till the advertisers receive emails all from the same IP, and tell your affiliate manager to go and fuck, who in turn tells you to go and fuck.

Although I'm swaying to guessing that you will not mention 5 affiliate networks who will accept this, not due to spoon feeding, but due none existence. Because why even bother mentioning them in the first place.

I also notice OP has made a quick exit, distancing himself away from his fairytale.

 

[tg01]

It not only falls on affiliate managers. Wait till the advertisers receive emails all from the same IP, and tell your affiliate manager to go and fuck, who in turn tells you to go and fuck.

Although I'm swaying to guessing that you will not mention 5 affiliate networks who will accept this, not due to spoon feeding, but due none existence. Because why even bother mentioning them in the first place.

I also notice OP has made a quick exit, distancing himself away from his fairytale.

Well, the proof will be in the pudding.

As you say, this could all be make believe and I'm chatting crap.

Should find out when the replacement router arrives.

 

[ThopHayt]

Most places in the UK have free wifi, however they tend to be password protected. Having an open WiFi is more convenient than asking some tard for the password several times and getting the wrong password.

But that does not change the fact that using this method, you would be working for third world wages.

The password protected thing was big here just a few years ago, but a few big retailers and restaurants started offering open and free WiFi and then suddenly EVERYONE followed suit and now it's literally everywhere. Even places that really don't need WiFi are offering it. You can get free and open WiFi at the dog wash. Seems like overkill.

-ThopHayt

 

[worldytraveler4]

Well, the proof will be in the pudding.

As you say, this could all be make believe and I'm chatting crap.

Should find out when the replacement router arrives.

It's not a bad idea and could even help your city out in ways like providing internet to people who need it for free with a simple form submit. I'm very curious to see if this works.

 

[dnote]

Love how this is hidden in plain sight. So you set up a hotspot? Plus, I am looking sto study for the CISSP, please PM me with any advice.

 

[Zehking]

It not only falls on affiliate managers. Wait till the advertisers receive emails all from the same IP, and tell your affiliate manager to go and fuck, who in turn tells you to go and fuck.

Although I'm swaying to guessing that you will not mention 5 affiliate networks who will accept this, not due to spoon feeding, but due none existence. Because why even bother mentioning them in the first place.

I also notice OP has made a quick exit, distancing himself away from his fairytale.

I'm not gone, still reading here. Just sick and tired of you, telling it's not possible, while people here, people I don't have anything to do with, tell it works. No point in telling it works if it doesn't. Up to you to try it or not to try it and then decide if it works for you.

 

[Sephrata]

people I don't have anything to do with, tell it works.

Who says it works? Why won't you say an affiliate network you use for this method?

 

[uncutu]

Who says it works? Why won't you say an affiliate network you use for this method?

trend i've seen is
most OP's ignore this question
they dont want hundreds of people applying to their network
doing the same exact thing
saturating their revenue

i've seen this method shared few years ago on another forum. they mentioned a very popular affiliate network still around today. talk to your AM chances are they will say "OK we will just evaluate traffic first".

 

[Zehking]

Who says it works? Why won't you say an affiliate network you use for this method?

Ok you got me there, they don't tell it works, they tell it got approved at their network. And why spoonfeed everyone with the network I use? Everyone can do something theirself TBH. It's not that hard, tg01 got accepted aswell. If everyone would do it at the same network I wouldn't be earning anything anymore.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

Anyone please provide a tldr? It's been 19 pages.

 

[uncutu]

Anyone please provide a tldr? It's been 19 pages.

page 1 & 2 sums it up. the rest is all trolls & fluff

 

[Sephrata]

trend i've seen is
most OP's ignore this question
they dont want hundreds of people applying to their network
doing the same exact thing
saturating their revenue

That doesn't make any sense.

If people are worried about others joining an affiliate network and sucking up their revenue, then they are completely paranoid. Most networks run hundreds, if not thousands of offers. A lot of offers overlap between the network.

It's one thing knowing a network, it's a different ball game knowing which offers to promote and how to promote them.

And why spoonfeed everyone with the network I use?

I've spoken to my AMs at OgAds, CPALead, CPAGrip, Adlock, MaxBounty, PeerFly, Clickdealer and Mobidea in the last two weeks. When asking purely speculatively about this, not a single one would approve it and a few warned that my account would be immediately suspended if I attempted it.

As for your claims about Adsense, I think that is no more than fantasy.

 

[bartosimpsonio]

page 1 & 2 sums it up. the rest is all trolls & fluff

Ah, the first post did it for me. Duh.

I've heard of this. Has limited effect though if you don't truly offer internet access. It's nice if you offer internet access and people keep coming back to your wifi and seeing your page. In crowded places this might rake in quite good money in a single night.

 

[mickyfu]

I'm not gone, still reading here. Just sick and tired of you, telling it's not possible, while people here, people I don't have anything to do with, tell it works. No point in telling it works if it doesn't. Up to you to try it or not to try it and then decide if it works for you.

Yeah but at the end of the day, we both have something in common. We both know you don't make £300 a day doing this. You are even saying you make money via adsense doing this, yeah, of course you are. You must think everyone is dumb as dog shit.

And last airport I went, you couldn't park anywhere near anyone to make this work. Your story is full of holes, and of course shit.

Let's not get into the price of parking your car at an airport in London.

Amuse me, which airport in London could you possibly park your car and make it beneficial. Or are you picking up random people walking on the fucking huge car parks nowhere near the airport / people within leisurely time.