undeterminederror
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- Mar 31, 2008
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this is what all camgirls are doing. or their studio owners 
wildjokers
Registered Member
- Apr 3, 2008
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I found that AFF have become very strict now.
You can no longer have any email or url links in your auto responder (they manually check) and you can't have any urls or email links in your profile so pretty much AFF can no longer be used in this method.
Anyone willing to share a few sites via PM that one can still do this on? I did some searching and came up null. Each time I join a site and try to add an external link or email link, they disable the account.
You can no longer have any email or url links in your auto responder (they manually check) and you can't have any urls or email links in your profile so pretty much AFF can no longer be used in this method.
Anyone willing to share a few sites via PM that one can still do this on? I did some searching and came up null. Each time I join a site and try to add an external link or email link, they disable the account.
Statler
Newbie
- Feb 7, 2008
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Generally, I am sending my traffic TO adultfriendfinder.com. But of course, as suggested above, it is possible, too, to steal it from there and send it somewhere else.
Adultfriendfinder has one great advantage: they pay 90 $ US for each sale, no matter what and how much the newly aquired member would spend.
Adultfriendfinder has one great disadvantage: they close your account when they receive the second complain about "spam". They used to be much more tolerant, but now have already closed 2 of my accounts.
I hope it is alright to post my http://adultfriendfinder.com/go/g859018. If somebody who is seriously interested signs up, I will give a lot more information how to get a good start. Nevertheless, I will answer in this thread, too.
wildjokers said:
True, they were bought by Penthouse Media Group for 500 Million $$ and ever since they are trying to get their money back in. Unfortunately, the new bosses are not internet-wise and will not learn their lesson so fast. They will also loose a lot of customers because they tend to complicate things instead of the earlier philosophy: "live and let live".
wildjokers
Registered Member
- Apr 3, 2008
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I think the mods or members might kill the affiliate link as its only allowed in your signature but thanks for the post.
Any chance you could pm how to successfully get the ball rolling on AFF?
I tried 3 accounts in 4 days and they all got disabled real fast.
If you don't mind that is
Any chance you could pm how to successfully get the ball rolling on AFF?
I tried 3 accounts in 4 days and they all got disabled real fast.
If you don't mind that is
cpaaddict
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Steeky
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Ive done a little bit of stuff like this. It works ok..not great...everyone is kinda catching on. There are, in my opinion, other ways to make money that are more profitable for the time spent
my conclusion...it DOES work...just not well...haha
thanks, any stats you want to share? I just wondering if it's worth my time or not
Guys,
I just registered, but already have a possible idea...
Since AFF gives you $90 sign up, could there be a way to offer someone a free paid membership, have him sign up and get the difference in affiliate sign up fees? I don't know what a membership costs, but let's say if someone signed up for a 1 month 29.99 trial or something(that you pre-payed for him), you can still rake in $60? No?
I just registered, but already have a possible idea...
Since AFF gives you $90 sign up, could there be a way to offer someone a free paid membership, have him sign up and get the difference in affiliate sign up fees? I don't know what a membership costs, but let's say if someone signed up for a 1 month 29.99 trial or something(that you pre-payed for him), you can still rake in $60? No?
yes that works kingmob...the only problems with that are finding people to sign up or you after you go through your friends and whatnot...and even more importantly...what happens after that one month. If they see that everyone is canceling after only 1 month or only after their trial and out of all the people you sign up no one stays with them...then they can catch on
What you can use that idea for is this though: many sites that offer a free trial...if you get people doing free trials however you can...then you can pay someone to let a free trial run into a membership. I know some sites will pay a few bucks for a free trial...and then like 100+ for a full member...you can make your money off the free trials but make it look legit by paying someone to be a full member every so often. if that makes sense
What you can use that idea for is this though: many sites that offer a free trial...if you get people doing free trials however you can...then you can pay someone to let a free trial run into a membership. I know some sites will pay a few bucks for a free trial...and then like 100+ for a full member...you can make your money off the free trials but make it look legit by paying someone to be a full member every so often. if that makes sense