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No but cakeslice hides the referrer so they will never find out unless you are using it on the site that you signed up to the aff network on which isnt recommended
No but cakeslice hides the referrer so they will never find out unless you are using it on the site that you signed up to the aff network on which isnt recommended
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...slice-secure-iframed-offers-microseconds.htmlAnyone have a link to this cakeslice script? Thanks!
Why couldn't you use it on a domain that was registered with the CPA companies? If it's blanking the referrer it shouldn't matter what the domain, whether it be an adult domain or mainstream domain, yes?
because if you're framing an offer on the site that's registered with them and they happen to inspect that site, then it'll be detected. The blanked-referrer is irrelevant.
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