stevenjull
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- Oct 14, 2011
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Hello could anyone suggest CPA networks that allow Blackhat Traffic, or at best grey hat traffic techniques, and most importantly pay up when due.
Regards.
Regards.
CPA Networks that allow BH traffic?
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timchuks87
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- Jul 9, 2010
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Whether Blackhat or white hat traffic, no CPA network will keep you on as an affiliate if the traffic is worthless as lead prospects. If the leads generated are good and traffic technique is BH you need at least 'premium' level affiliate membership(just meaning Long standing Membership) to be allowed bank with BH traffic; the case for all the major CPA networks.
Maxbounty.com - Incredulously yes, in their early days they took on traffic regardless of how 'ethical'. They actually still do, but this is reserved solely for a trusted clique of their affiliates. If you're aware how many times major social sites(FB and twitter) have threatened litigation on these companies, you'd know some of their major affiliates are playing shady and still do. So they'd rather weather a litigation threat on behalf of major affiliate who has made them million through the years than take the same 'pain' over a kiddy BHatter, who's not even sure of what he's doing. Reason any new affiliate must be squeaky clean or atleast look so.
Peerfly.com - Similar case with Maxbounty, when pinterest first kicked off, affiliates dropped shortened links into the site without issues but shortly into the whole frenzy. They warned off affiliates(my aff. manager did) even before pinterest placed restrictions on peerfly links.
Fluxads.com - Pretty much the same as the 2 above. If you can drive email and social traffic, you make quick friends with managers. IMHO email and social are always on the BH borderlines. 8 out of 10, social traffic or email traffic drivers, i know, are BHatters, or at best grey hat. My 2 cents!
Adpulse.net - These guys are new players, but allow BH traffic, no questions asked, as long as the leads are good, registration is hassle free as well. And they actually pay, even after bringing ligitation threat to their doors. Although as new players, there is the usual delay of commission payout(you've got to hit your manager up quick once you don't get your payment on time), but so far so good with this network.
Blackhatter that have remained blackhatting withh these networks are actually on the top of their game, so if want to play, you've got to up your game to gain place.
Cheers.
Maxbounty.com - Incredulously yes, in their early days they took on traffic regardless of how 'ethical'. They actually still do, but this is reserved solely for a trusted clique of their affiliates. If you're aware how many times major social sites(FB and twitter) have threatened litigation on these companies, you'd know some of their major affiliates are playing shady and still do. So they'd rather weather a litigation threat on behalf of major affiliate who has made them million through the years than take the same 'pain' over a kiddy BHatter, who's not even sure of what he's doing. Reason any new affiliate must be squeaky clean or atleast look so.
Peerfly.com - Similar case with Maxbounty, when pinterest first kicked off, affiliates dropped shortened links into the site without issues but shortly into the whole frenzy. They warned off affiliates(my aff. manager did) even before pinterest placed restrictions on peerfly links.
Fluxads.com - Pretty much the same as the 2 above. If you can drive email and social traffic, you make quick friends with managers. IMHO email and social are always on the BH borderlines. 8 out of 10, social traffic or email traffic drivers, i know, are BHatters, or at best grey hat. My 2 cents!
Adpulse.net - These guys are new players, but allow BH traffic, no questions asked, as long as the leads are good, registration is hassle free as well. And they actually pay, even after bringing ligitation threat to their doors. Although as new players, there is the usual delay of commission payout(you've got to hit your manager up quick once you don't get your payment on time), but so far so good with this network.
Blackhatter that have remained blackhatting withh these networks are actually on the top of their game, so if want to play, you've got to up your game to gain place.
Cheers.
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Exclusive8
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How hard is it to get accepted to Maxbounty?
IM Corporation
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Unless you are from India or China, it's quite easy to get accepted into Maxbounty. Call them up after you have submitted your application.
Maxbounty phone number: 1-613-834-3955 (Ottawa, Canada)
timchuks87
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- Jul 9, 2010
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Not for blackhat traffic. Unless of course.......
MajinFatBuu
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- Mar 9, 2012
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sorry guys im still noob but what do you mean by blackhat traffic???is it like redericting your offer by posting it to youtube,fb,twitter,pinterest etc ???
Simple answer is almost all do but it depends on how you do it. Try to be sneaky and get caught expect to not get paid. Be semi honest with ur AM ahead of time get the go ahead you should be fine. If they aren't on board find someone who is. I stopped losing payments since I went that route.
timchuks87
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How can a network strictly allow blackhat traffic?
DanTe_0101
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no one wants BH traffic, no one want to lose their potential advertisers
stevenjull
Newbie
- Oct 14, 2011
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Hey Thanks for taking the Time Bro. Going for Adpulse.net, since they ask no questions.
stevenjull
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- Oct 14, 2011
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Will have a look at that one thanks.
HappyS
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I just signed to SerenityAds and all they have is these two campaigns... is it because of me, or they are busted?
