Avoiding getting banned

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I'm used to the world of affiliate marketing and I'm now learning the CPA world. I'm confused why everyone keeps talking about their traffic being "too good" or "converting too well." Wouldn't the networks like high conversions? Isn't the goal to find a place to get traffic in which a lot of people fill out your offer?

Why should I not make it obvious where the traffic is from?

In general what do I have to do to avoid being banned?
 
People use little tricks to get people to fill in offers. So they might tell someone they are filling in an offer to get $50.00 cash mailed to them, and really they are filling in an offer for a free dog food sample. So this is against the CPA companies terms, and this is why people hide their traffic and say it "converts too good".
 
I'm used to the world of affiliate marketing and I'm now learning the CPA world. I'm confused why everyone keeps talking about their traffic being "too good" or "converting too well." Wouldn't the networks like high conversions? Isn't the goal to find a place to get traffic in which a lot of people fill out your offer?

Why should I not make it obvious where the traffic is from?

In general what do I have to do to avoid being banned?

LOL almost a year on this forum and you have not realised what the blackhat in blackhatworld stands for. :D
 
its called iframing, and all networks will eventually shave you no matter how good your leads are..

so just fake your referer (better then hiding -- they will ask) and you should be good... signup for another network for backup in case they ban you for whatever odd reason..
 
sign up for all the networks you want to.
 
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