Blackhat fails

This dude called "John Wayne" joins with american address and proxy. The next day he logs in from Vietnam and starts generating fraudulent CPA leads from known proxies with 100% conversion rate. I kick him out so he does the usual: "You fraud! You kick me no reason" in broken English. He tells me he promotes his offers via YouTube and never did anything wrong. When I ask for his YouTube link he says he will give it to me in 20 minutes. During that time he goes off, opens a YouTube account and uploads a brand new video about horses with a link to diet offer in description and pretends that this is where all the leads came from. Video was uploaded 10 minutes ago and had 0 views.

Then there is this other dude who is now banned 3 times and keeps on joining under different IPs but with the same payment details and then wonders why he gets banned.

My favourite fail was when this dude paid somebody to complete his CPA offers so his outsourced worker just completed the same offer over and over again from the same IP address. On top of that this idiot confused CR in % with leads in $ so by the time I found his thread on a workers forum he already paid out $40 for 8 or so $1 leads. After I banned him he said that he was sorry and asked if I would still pay him $90 odd. I said no and mentioned that he had 90% conversion rate and not $90. He never replied. He then ended up doing a PayPal chargeback on the poor outsourcer.

If you have no common sense and feel like blackhatting, give up

So do you contact the offer and have them remove that lead and not pay you?

Your title is misleading!

If you are going to pay someone to fill out your leads or fill them yourself through a proxy then you are not a blackhatter but a fraudster, so your title should be "fraud fails" not "blackhat fails". Don't get them confuse, you should know the difference by know.

lurnme

No, I run my own.

cool0403

That's not the point. Call it whatever you want. It's just a title.

cool0403 said:

Your title is misleading!

If you are going to pay someone to fill out your leads or fill them yourself through a proxy then you are not a blackhatter but a fraudster, so your title should be "fraud fails" not "blackhat fails". Don't get them confuse, you should know the difference by know.

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Ah... get lost dude :yo:

Your post made my day. Hahaha

I see dead people :marchmell

lol at john wayne!! Seriously?? Horse and diet mix together? hahahaha

cool0403 said:

Your title is misleading!

If you are going to pay someone to fill out your leads or fill them yourself through a proxy then you are not a blackhatter but a fraudster, so your title should be "fraud fails" not "blackhat fails". Don't get them confuse, you should know the difference by know.

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Are you for real? Get lost man.

There are those who wont work,but they are better than those who wont think.but imao, blackhat rocks

its so funny ppl put just as much time and energy into trying to defraud as it would take to do things right.

Peace.

IMO pulling a really good scam, the one that can't be traced back to you and you can't be accused of anything is much harder than doing a legit bussiness

That's true, Legimate businesses are generally a lot more straightforward, while blackhat techniques require a lot more work and attention to detail to pull off properly.

cool0403 said:

Your title is misleading!

If you are going to pay someone to fill out your leads or fill them yourself through a proxy then you are not a blackhatter but a fraudster, so your title should be "fraud fails" not "blackhat fails". Don't get them confuse, you should know the difference by know.

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Are you PMSing?

lol... That happens all the time.. ... Funny story!

Should be "Ass-Hat fails"

Horses and diet offer....

Thinking outside the box