Double Meta Refresh and redirects

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The problem with using javascript is that some people use the NoScript addon for Firefox. This simply forbids all Javascript to be executed with those people that is not on the whitelist. By default only google, wikipedia and a bunch of other reliable websites are whitelisted, everything Javascript else is forbidden, so relying on JS for that, with people using NoScript would leak the referer, and that could dictate the difference between receiving a check or not.
 
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What I'm saying is that using a combination, you might get more conversions. Also, I have a code for the javascript where if they aren't enabling javascript, they then have to click a link to continue to the offer. From there, the referer should be reset, shouldn't it?
 
Yeah, that makes sense if it works D, "you don't have JS enabled, please click here to continue bla bla...". You could redirect them to a double meta refresh then and you'd have 3 ways of blanking the referer, although for those people with no JS enabled it would be an extra they'd have to do (no JS enabled message, they have to click to continue), and you know how people are lazy.
 
I'd rather take the chance of them not clicking rather than taking the chance of giving up my referring url. But it would be cool if they only come to the javascript page if they haven't had the referer cleaned yet.
 
Might there be an easier way to do this using cookies?

Let's say you have a black hat landing page and once the user arrives, they get cookied and then double meta refreshed to another black hat page that gets cloaked if someone comes from the outside without the cookie from the first page.

This way, you can do whatever you want on the second page and if it's seen as a referer by your AM, it will pass a hand check because they don't know where to get the cookie so they'll see the white hat page.
 
So wait what this does exactly is

Mysite dot com is my sales page I have it refresh to mysite dot com / page 2

Mysitedotcom then refreshes to the affiliates website?

How do you get credit for the sale / what exactly does this do
 
Here's what bothers me:
2URL has a referer (1URL) and usually so does 1URL( Blackhat url) so the condition in the if-statement fails and the surfers will not be fowarded. And that's exactly what happened to me.
 
Sorry for the noob-ish question, but I'd really like to know:

Till now, I've just linked the site i want to hide to a domain that redirects to an affiliate offer.

eg. x.com is the site I want to hide. I link to y.com form x.com and y.com redirects to the affiliate link. Will this result in me getting caught?
 
Where do you place your website's url in the code, as the referral?
 
Can any one explain by doing double Meta Refresh and redirecting the bulk traffic to the offer page and getting the scale closed?

1. My question is, if the affiliate provider will not be able to see the source traffic and you will get ban from them.
2. Any how if you send bulk traffic you will have more clicks and less conversion this will make you red flag right.
3. What is benefit of using double Meta Refresh instead of using cookies stuffing
4. If we use double Meta Refresh still user gets the cookies loaded
 
this is probably a very dumb question, but if i want to use this double meta refresh from the homepage of a site i have, how do i get the 1st php code to work? (i.e. do i install that line of code on my homepage... or do i do something else?)
 
Both pages have to be php pages (have .php extension). Then it's just like calling a regular html page. You go to the page by linking to it, "www.yoursite.com/index.php" for example.
 
ximscreamingx said:
You have a link on your page that links to URL1, which then sends you to URL2, which then sends you to your affiliate link if the referrer is blank.
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what type of link do you have on your page which links to URL1?
how does this link get URL1 to open?

sorry for noob questions.
 
hayama said:
Both pages have to be php pages (have .php extension). Then it's just like calling a regular html page. You go to the page by linking to it, "www.yoursite.com/index.php" for example.
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i get that url1 and url2 are php pages.

but if i have a site mysite.com how do i get the link to url1? or does mysite.com's homepage have to be php and i have the url1 in the head part of the page?
 
Thanks guys this helped me out alot I got my landing page up and RUNNING now to make my loot!

-q3ick
 
sorry for dumb q.

do I need to create new PHP file and paste all the codes and change the url/link?

cheers,
 
I want to know where do you put the code? Im super lost... which folders I mean. Someone please pm i will pay to have someone to show me
 
same problem here...i uploaded the php files into public_html file, but my two sites are still the same

pm me
 
I am in the same boat as Theone. I'm willing to pay someone to set it up for me.
 
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