Can I Discuss E-whoring Here?

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E-whoring discussions are strictly prohibited under rule 3.

Any posts or threads about e-whoring will be deleted.

3. PROHIBITED CONTENT AND ACTIVITIES.

Black Hat World sets guidelines for what may appear on the Site, but exercises no control over the Content of the Site and is unable to police all such Content, and makes no representations about its ability to enforce such guidelines.

As part of Black Hat World's guidelines, please be advised that Black Hat World does not encourage or promote any posts or discussions concerning unlawful activities, fraud, or deception, including posts or discussions relating to fraudulent activities such as "Cookie Stuffing," "E-Whoring," "PVA" activities, or using classified ads in a deceptive manner.
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I am familiar with “E-whoring,” however the other two terms, “Cookie Stuffing” and “PVA” are foreign to me. While it didn’t take much of a google search to become familiar with them, would it not be prevalent to briefly explain what these unethical and illegal activities are. I just believe it could save the forum mods, members, and newbies any confusion or headaches.
 
So, the jist of “cookie stuffing” is this:

With cookie stuffing, while publisher X sends visitors to Amazon, a separate publisher actually gets credit — and hence money — for the sale. They do this by dropping multiple cookies after someone views a page or clicks on a single link. The hope is that dropping multiple cookies increases the chance that the person will go on to visit and buy from one of the commerce sites in question.

Soooo, basically it’s not only illegal but a d*ck move.

Annnnnddd

Here’s the jist on “PVA:”

Essentially, “PVA” means Phone Verified Account(s), and these accounts typically reside on Facebook. I believe the OP is referencing the black hat method of using fake PVA accounts to spam affiliate links, or access groups and other areas that are restricted to non-PVA accounts.

Why is this important? And why is it frowned upon?

Generally speaking, these accounts are either stolen from a real individual or set up with fake information as a “proxy” or “burner” account. These accounts and use of them permit a less than ethical marketer to spam their links without risking their personal account/email being banned. This causes issues for the entire industry, as it makes affiliate marketing look like a SCAM of sorts. Furthermore, it is a slap in the face(and wallet) to affiliate marketers that put in the proper time and effort to build their business.
 
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E-whoring is when you pretend to be the girl right? If the actual girl who owned the content was advertising the content it wouldnt be e-whoring right?
 
I have seen many posts here on BHW that people making money with CPA and pretending to be a girl who gives away NSFW pic or videos, so if that is allowed why not this?

Just Curious is the word E-Whoring banned in here or is the techniques used that are banned because you can see multiple very big posts if you spend 5 mins here that is considered e whoring according to the definition mentioned above by that guy
 
I have seen many posts here on BHW that people making money with CPA and pretending to be a girl who gives away NSFW pic or videos, so if that is allowed why not this?

Just Curious is the word E-Whoring banned in here or is the techniques used that are banned because you can see multiple very big posts if you spend 5 mins here that is considered e whoring according to the definition mentioned above by that guy
I doubt that's the case in those posts but if you are certain, don't hesitate to report the post/thread.
 
I am familiar with “E-whoring,” however the other two terms, “Cookie Stuffing” and “PVA” are foreign to me. While it didn’t take much of a google search to become familiar with them, would it not be prevalent to briefly explain what these unethical and illegal activities are. I just believe it could save the forum mods, members, and newbies any confusion or headaches.

It was one of my first discoveries when I started in the industry on how to improve outreach response rates :D
 
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