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Update? I'm guessing that since you haven't updated, you were not successful?

Not true. Probably they're using ppv to build their list. But I think the main method the churn and burners use to build their list is ad swaps.

Depends on the network.

I'm not sure why you say that. It's wrong. Prosper202 can do all that.

Swifty: 1) Were you brand bidding? 2) Were you bidding on competitor sites?

I know this thread is a little old, but yes, I use redirects. There's nothing remotely blackhat about it.

Here's another LeadImpact Adware: http://strongvaultfree.com/

Try having your fake bids live 1 hour per week. Say, 2AM - 3AM on Sunday (then on Saturday evening be sure to change the day to Saturday 2AM - 3AM, etc.). This is how I set up my fake bids and when I do it this way auto bids are affected by my fake bids.

All my experiments/observations have indicated that auto bids are affected by fake bids. But maybe there's more to the story.

It's less about the network and more about the offer. You'll have better luck direct linking to offers that track via cookies. Flash cookies would be the best as they are browser independent. Example: your pop up loads on IE but the user is using Chrome. Chrome will not know about the IE...

I use prosper for PPV and it works great. You can do anything with prosper that you can do with the other tracking platforms. Plus, prosper is free.

Sometimes it's tricky determining which bids are real and which are fake. Sometimes the high bid actually is $0.70. That's why you should always start out low and incrementally increase.

QtoBrooklyn has it right. Consider the following two scenarios: 1) You're starting a new campaign and unbeknownst to you one of your keywords is highly profitable (but you don't know this yet). Naturally, your competitor who has been running this for a while doesn't want you coming in and...

Yes, that's how it works.