CPA & Iframing & Referer
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YoutubeSlanger
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- Nov 9, 2011
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iframe will be the referrer every time works like this
traffic>iframe>your offer
so to hide your iframe, you must iframe a url that will either blank your offer or fake the referrer.
their is a blank referrer here by johnsondaniel that great, or a referrer faker by brad called cpr or something similar.
traffic>iframe>your offer
so to hide your iframe, you must iframe a url that will either blank your offer or fake the referrer.
their is a blank referrer here by johnsondaniel that great, or a referrer faker by brad called cpr or something similar.
YoutubeSlanger
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correct.
A great way to find what going to be the referrer is to replace the "offer page" with http://whatismyreferer.com that way you see for sure what the referrer will be.
"How exactly do I do that? " (post #5)
In the link to your CPA offer, you just replace the url of your CPA offer with the url to whatismyreferer.
Then click on that link. You will go to the whatismyreferer website instead of to your CPA offer, and will see what the referer is.
In the link to your CPA offer, you just replace the url of your CPA offer with the url to whatismyreferer.
Then click on that link. You will go to the whatismyreferer website instead of to your CPA offer, and will see what the referer is.
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rowebil
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If you're using GhostCPA, use the offer URL of whatismyreferer.com instead of your actual CPa offer URL. I did this. 
I had two pages. "Good site" and "Bad Site" lol. On Good Site, I put the link to bad site. On the bad site, I put "This is bad site... Music goes on here AM shouldn't see this!" then put a link to whatismyreferer.com and clicked that, and it says "Your refer is domain.com/music/badsiteamshouldNOTseethis.html"
I'm not iFraming anymore. I have good ideas that CPA networks don't consider fraud.
I had two pages. "Good site" and "Bad Site" lol. On Good Site, I put the link to bad site. On the bad site, I put "This is bad site... Music goes on here AM shouldn't see this!" then put a link to whatismyreferer.com and clicked that, and it says "Your refer is domain.com/music/badsiteamshouldNOTseethis.html"
I'm not iFraming anymore. I have good ideas that CPA networks don't consider fraud.
mckockiner
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- Oct 9, 2010
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Why would you want to change the referrer on an Iframed page? Do CPA networks not like that or something?