Facebook 'Free Laptop' Method - A New Trend

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Dear BHW,

I have recently been inundated with invites for groups offering 'a free XPS laptop'. The group re-directs to the following page:

h**p://techcrush.net/dellXPS/

Many of this groups have in excess of 50k members. Hypothetically, say a quarter of these members have completed a $1 offer.. that would equate to $12,500.

How could one copy the site, and script which is in action on the above domain?
I dare say the owner of the domain will be reading this post.

If anyone may be able to help in recreating such a site, I will post a full tutorial here for all to read. I just need a push in the right direction.

Many thanks,
 
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They are just using CPA Lead

What I'm asking is.. how do you create a pop-up to push three CPA's and prevent the form from being completed before the offer has been filled in?
 
Its too unrealistic to expect a quarter of the people who visit the site to fill out the offer. A more reasonable estimate would be 10% and then you have to take the shaving by the networks into account, too. And seeing that he is using **************, the conversion rate would be around 5%.

its not a "popup" its the ************** gateway. dude. signup with them and you can place one on your site, too.
 
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I am making a mirror of the site as we speak.
 
50k members with a landing page like that? Dam if I was redirected to that page the only offer I would be hitten would be the x button!
 
You really shouldn't post a method on how to do this step by step, since then it would be no use to no one because noobs would kill it to death.

Anyways I made a replica of the page but am using WPGuardian instead of **************
 
this is the 3rd thread of this type to have been created here. The first was moved to Jr VIP, the second I voted to have moved also but has not been moved and now this one.... This stuff really needs to be moved due to saturation.
 
Of course you had it voted to be moved to jr vip being that you are jr vip. its good for YOU. What about other people? Seems a little selfish.
This site is for sharing!
 
I'm so surprised when there are 100's of thousands of ppl in these kinds of groups. I can't believe ppl are that stupid, but they are.

I just feel bad when I see my friends join these types of groups...lol
 
Who cares.....put a spin on it and make it different and then you'll succeeed and they will fail
 
thats the whole problem, everybody replicates instead of making it their own.
by the way i heard they are getting banned from cp@le@d because of fake content and not really giving out laptops
 
I just did this with a twist, getting some Facebook users who joined, but not really converting well.
 
50k members with a landing page like that? Dam if I was redirected to that page the only offer I would be hitten would be the x button!

LMAO... :D

If I were to attempt this I would use a different strategy and it would certainly not be laptops(when something is toooo good to be true, it's prbably FAKE), maybe something like an iphone or something like that.
 
its a good idea, and pretty easy to set up too. I like the "confirm that you are human" trick, it should convert a little better than "premium content area"

the CPA l3@d surveys are really long though, but I suppose for a free laptop, it seems worth it. (not that you'll ever see the laptop, but we all know that its pretty easy to make money from idiots)
 
yea they keep getting deleted, i've saw one go from 50k to 160k in a few days now its gone
 
Actually, it was I who started this method. I did it with a Macbook contest and that group has more than 250k members now. But the result was a ban of my account from Facebook.

Since then, I have seen people doing this numerous times. Some have even gone and copied the exact title and description of my group...lol!
 
Actually, it was I who started this method. I did it with a Macbook contest and that group has more than 250k members now. But the result was a ban of my account from Facebook.

Since then, I have seen people doing this numerous times. Some have even gone and copied the exact title and description of my group...lol!

So did you affiliate network pay you for the leads?
 
So did you affiliate network pay you for the leads?

Actually, I did not exactly monetize it in the way other people are doing it now.

I haven't received the payment yet but I am sure that I will have no problem receiving payments because I did not do anything wrong. My group was not a scam guaranteeing everyone a laptop. Instead, it was a contest and out of the 250+ members that I had, only 1 would win.
 
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