[GUIDE]How To iFrame CPA Offers While Blanking The Referrer

yep using cakeslice; I want to center the email box on my landing page but can't do it, idk why.
 
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Silencer said:
Yeah I did something REALLY stupid.
I posted my ref link in another method to NB,
made $1000 ALL in that account.
Some shittyass spy from NB reported me,
Lost $1000.

I'm now spreading my money, $200 PER CPA Account.
Besides, I don't use email submits anymore.
You are right though, $100 MAX per email submit daily
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My Neverblue AM actually has an account on BHW.

I believe he posted in the CPA section or introductions section, and he said "hi all i'm _____ from Neverblue"

and I'm like LOL thats my AM!

And it would be advisable to go no more than $25 per advertiser per network per day.

$100 per advertiser will definitely raise suspicions. IF you got all your tracks covered, they will investigate, but if they can't find anything then they will let it go. Keep in mind, the advertisers most definitely do not like paying $100 a day to a guy making money off e-mail submits, especially if none of them convert to free trial offers(usually shown on 2nd or 3rd page).
 
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MontyBG said:
Silencer - Thanks for your method, and for Keeping It Simple as Shyt (KISS). I learned something, and will implement this in my next campaign.

Thanks Given
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No problem man, glad to help.

@GBMack: I would've appreciated that ONE WEEK AGO before I lost $1,000 :(
 
Silencer said:
No problem man, glad to help.

@GBMack: I would've appreciated that ONE WEEK AGO before I lost $1,000 :(
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Ah.

I guess I understand why they banned you.

CPA networks and advertisers are basically scams (well not really, but come on, free trial offers backed by "oprah", secret rebills, etc. and the CPA network acts like the good guy)

So what I guess is that they banned your account, but the advertiser still has to pay the CPA network. Instead of giving that money to you, they ban you and keep it for themselves. Of course, they would need a legitimate excuse because if they did this to all affiliates, the CPA network would be deserted. I guess they used the excuse that they found your ref link on a BHW forum.

This also goes to show that you can post a thread about some blackhat method, and if there is someone you truly hate, use their ref link and get them banned. Tough world.
 
Found another good site for EASY double meta refreshing:
Code: 
http://cloakedlink.com/
Happy cloaking!
 
nice, wont the AMs start looking into it if theres a lot of blanked refs?
 
Yes, tell them you don't want your landing page revealed because it was stolen before ;)
 
WOw this thread got 2,000 views!

Thanks everyone! :)
 
Yea thanks don't forget to send junk traffic to the offers to bring down cr!
 
Most excellent tutorials here, Sir Silencer...
thanks for the knowledge
 
No problem man :)
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No problem man, lol "Sir Silencer" sounds nice! :D
 
Maybe you guys can help me with this. I have a CPA email submit I want to use with brad?s CPA-framer/Redirector (contentgeneration.org/frame-cpa-offers-without-leaving-footprints/) and stand alone cake slice. I plan to outsource forum spamming for this particular email submit offer, which will be targeted to the offer, but I not sure forum spamming is against TOS w/ the CPA. Most likely it is, but at least it?s targeted. And also I want to incentivize the offer with something, perhaps a free e-book.

The HTML that cakeslice outputs, how would I, say, integrate Brad?s CPA framer example HTML of

<frameset rows="260,*" frameborder="0" border="0" framespacing="0"><frame src="example-top-frame.html" scrolling="no" noresize><frame src="example-bottom-frame.html" scrolling="auto" noresize></frameset>

With cakeslice?s output of:

<div style="overflow: hidden; width: 749px; height: 219px; position: relative;" id="i_div"><iframe name="i_frame" src="example-CPA-OFFER.html" style="border: 0pt none ; left: -101px; top: -40px; position: absolute; width: 922px; height: 687px;" scrolling="no"></iframe></div>

I?m not too keen when it comes to frames. Anyone have any ideas?
 
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