Autoclick script to banners

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Hi;
Have a autoclick script to AdsBanners ?
Becouse i have tested many and not found the big part. Found if i use the simple URL "hxxp://xxxxxxx.xxx/".

PHP, Javascrit its ok;

Thank You.
 
cgimaster, I think he wants to click his own ads and have free money.

Yea, I know...
 
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cgimaster, I think he wants to click his own adds and have free money.

Yea, I know...

Well I suggested iMacros thinking that is what he wanted however the 2nd and 3rd phrases make me believe he might want something else hehe ;P

Nevertheless, I don't think a simple autoclick will work for ADS, he will need clean proxy, working with either browsers with private session and/or a custom application so the ADS won't detect him, I guess.
 
Well I suggested iMacros thinking that is what he wanted however the 2nd and 3rd phrases make me believe he might want something else hehe ;P

Nevertheless, I don't think a simple autoclick will work for ADS, he will need clean proxy, working with either browsers with private session and/or a custom application so the ADS won't detect him, I guess.

I agree. To it not being so easy as point and click that is.

Thanks for pointing out my spelling error. I am still learning the language. ;)
 
This script its to make AutoClicks in Ads.
Example:
AutoClick + Mass payd traffic = money
 
Hi;
Have a autoclick script to AdsBanners ?
Becouse i have tested many and not found the big part. Found if i use the simple URL "hxxp://xxxxxxx.xxx/".

PHP, Javascrit its ok;

Thank You.

Some time ago, I wrote a php script that used auto surf traffic to generate views and clicks on my banner.
I did it like this. I sorted the traffic like this:

- Non Auto Surf Traffic
- Auto Surf Traffic

When a user visited the site, and did not come from the auto surf, the page was normal. Just like the banner exchange firm want to see it. Nice and Legal.

But if the user came from a auto surf traffic site, the php code made a little iframe window, and it looked like that the banner was clicked on. I used timestamps, so that the same user didnt "fake click" the banner multiple times a day.

And I did not convert all of the traffic to clicks. I made a random number script which would make a random number every day. So that one day, I would get clicks from 0.5% of my traffic and other days 2% and so on.

At was very greedy and started out with make fake clicks 50% of my traffic. That was unrealistic, so they closed my
account, I asked them to prove that I cheated but they couldnt give me any evidence.

After that I made a new account in a new name. And it all went perfect. It is a nice way to generate a little spare change.
 
Some time ago, I wrote a php script that used auto surf traffic to generate views and clicks on my banner.
I did it like this. I sorted the traffic like this:

- Non Auto Surf Traffic
- Auto Surf Traffic

When a user visited the site, and did not come from the auto surf, the page was normal. Just like the banner exchange firm want to see it. Nice and Legal.

But if the user came from a auto surf traffic site, the php code made a little iframe window, and it looked like that the banner was clicked on. I used timestamps, so that the same user didnt "fake click" the banner multiple times a day.

And I did not convert all of the traffic to clicks. I made a random number script which would make a random number every day. So that one day, I would get clicks from 0.5% of my traffic and other days 2% and so on.

At was very greedy and started out with make fake clicks 50% of my traffic. That was unrealistic, so they closed my
account, I asked them to prove that I cheated but they couldnt give me any evidence.

After that I made a new account in a new name. And it all went perfect. It is a nice way to generate a little spare change.

Yeah but the real problem with these types of scripts is in the conversion rates; if you send 100.000 auto views and 1.25% clicks on average then that is 1250 clicks delivered to the advertiser. If he has any idea what he is doing then he will track how many of those 1250 actually buy the product/ service. If he makes 0 sales from your 1250 visitors you get banned and won't be receiving any checks:(.
 
Yeah but the real problem with these types of scripts is in the conversion rates; if you send 100.000 auto views and 1.25% clicks on average then that is 1250 clicks delivered to the advertiser. If he has any idea what he is doing then he will track how many of those 1250 actually buy the product/ service. If he makes 0 sales from your 1250 visitors you get banned and won't be receiving any checks:(.

But do not necessarily have to be a sale;
 
Some time ago, I wrote a php script that used auto surf traffic to generate views and clicks on my banner.
I did it like this. I sorted the traffic like this:

- Non Auto Surf Traffic
- Auto Surf Traffic

When a user visited the site, and did not come from the auto surf, the page was normal. Just like the banner exchange firm want to see it. Nice and Legal.

But if the user came from a auto surf traffic site, the php code made a little iframe window, and it looked like that the banner was clicked on. I used timestamps, so that the same user didnt "fake click" the banner multiple times a day.

And I did not convert all of the traffic to clicks. I made a random number script which would make a random number every day. So that one day, I would get clicks from 0.5% of my traffic and other days 2% and so on.

At was very greedy and started out with make fake clicks 50% of my traffic. That was unrealistic, so they closed my
account, I asked them to prove that I cheated but they couldnt give me any evidence.

After that I made a new account in a new name. And it all went perfect. It is a nice way to generate a little spare change.

Hello Blue, do u still have this code?
Interesting...
 
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