What template/system are these guys using to make these identical sites?

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This is basically a sales funnel that has a profile creation component...allowing people to register a profile and then use the funnel for their own marketing by affiliate coding the pages to their profile.

As you can see, these are different sites, run by different people...but they are virtually identical...

WHAT DID THESE GUYS USE TO MAKE THESE SITES? What system is behind this website template?

(I can't find any sort of "powered by" or any sort of branding at all)

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I can't post links/URLs yet, but this is what it looks like:

10-18-2013 5-46-42 PM.jpg 10-18-2013 5-57-49 PM.jpg

I've come across close to at least half a dozen sites that have this exact same setup and layout and functionality and graphics.

What system allows you to create this website?
 
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I think it's a custom php site with a custom backend also.
 
Hmm, so you're thinking all those people just hired the same designer? And he just reused the same template for all their sites?
 
This is definitely a custom site. One of the forms goes to a .cgi script not that it helps much, but it seems pretty straightforward to create.
 
No, it is a cgi/perl script.
It is not custom, they can be purchased all over.

The site in question is using it for a membership site and an autoresponder.

Have a look here at some of the templates:
http://www.internetpaydaysystem.com/templates/
http://www.internetpaydaysystem.com/templates/test/
http://www.internetpaydaysystem.com/lpimg/
http://www.internetpaydaysystem.com/video/
http://www.internetpaydaysystem.com/cgi-bin/ar/aruseradmin.cgi?function=mainmenu&un=master1:1215818
http://www.internetpaydaysystem.com/signup.html

It looks pretty old, do a search for cgi membership script or cgi autoresponder script and you will find something suitable.

This is an old one: http://parabots.com/index.php/News/parabotsfree

Also look here:
http://www.scriptarchive.com/
http://www.cgiscript.net/
 
Thanks W130SN, that's awesome. I suppose the only way to grab the script that the half dozen different websites (that are all basically identical to the one in the OP) are using would be through black hat means, like an sql injection, huh?
 
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