I feel so bad lol

I really can't believe you had to ask that question. Worse thing you can do is fck your visitors.

If you keep on doing this it won't be long before your out of the game.
 
give them something in return aha..

i mean you wouldn't like it if it happened to you..
give them something haha, but still make a profit
 
There's a lot of feeling bad in this business lol I once checked one of my backlinks out, some lady was talking about how her daughter just died and I posted "lol, wow! this post is great! I'm sharing this on facebook!"

I felt bad for like 5 minutes, then I went to check my adsense activity :)
 
There's a lot of feeling bad in this business lol I once checked one of my backlinks out, some lady was talking about how her daughter just died and I posted "lol, wow! this post is great! I'm sharing this on facebook!"

I felt bad for like 5 minutes, then I went to check my adsense activity :)
Dude now that's a harsh coincidence wow
but in the end yea what can you do.

OP, either you continue to exploit the method, get the cash and quit being so sensitive, or find another method to make money.
The people that so politely ask for their coupons.. they'll forget about this pretty fast. It just could make them more internet-hustling aware in the future. There aren't feelings involved here. It's free for them too after all, they aren't paying a fee, so get over it or change methods.
 
yeah right, mr cpa seo, you got a couple examples for me except for the extremely sporadic charity cpa that someone else mentioned (which I've never seen before btw)

To the other guy who posted about a free gift after a survey, yeah thats what everyone is doing, giving a crappy ebook or some free trial that they would gotten elsewhere anyway without having to fill in a survey on a huge spam network where once you finished the survey they keep coming up with a dozen other products that you "might" be interested in.

You know what you should do for a test? Run a spyware/malware software on your pc, then if your clean fill in about 10 different surveys from different company's and then run the spyware/malware software again, and try to get rid of toolbars and other stuff it installed without your knowing. I filled in 2 surveys a couple days ago, 1 for testing and the other one for getting a crack code for some software. Each time I open a new tab in my browser my startingpage changes to some crappy Babylon thing, even when I changed my startingpages a 1000 times and run 5 different spy/ad/malware tools it still doesnt disapper.

Long live the CPA offers!

trololol, just uninstall the babylon shit. Happend to me aswell, you need to uninstall and delete files in Appdata folder.
 
yeah right, mr cpa seo, you got a couple examples for me except for the extremely sporadic charity cpa that someone else mentioned (which I've never seen before btw)

To the other guy who posted about a free gift after a survey, yeah thats what everyone is doing, giving a crappy ebook or some free trial that they would gotten elsewhere anyway without having to fill in a survey on a huge spam network where once you finished the survey they keep coming up with a dozen other products that you "might" be interested in.

You know what you should do for a test? Run a spyware/malware software on your pc, then if your clean fill in about 10 different surveys from different company's and then run the spyware/malware software again, and try to get rid of toolbars and other stuff it installed without your knowing. I filled in 2 surveys a couple days ago, 1 for testing and the other one for getting a crack code for some software. Each time I open a new tab in my browser my startingpage changes to some crappy Babylon thing, even when I changed my startingpages a 1000 times and run 5 different spy/ad/malware tools it still doesnt disapper.

Long live the CPA offers!

If your ignorance wasn't a waste of my time, I could, and would, post up a number of offers to you.

My point is, you're focusing all your negativity towards one small portion of CPA offers. There's a whole other world of offers to promote that have nothing to do with spam, malware, adware, content locking, incentivization etc. You obviously don't have a clue what you're talking about, and yet you spout off like you do.

Wake up

-rep
 
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Last time I checked homepage it said Black Hat SEO Forum and it has nothing to do with fraud and scamming.
For people that are fine with this, it is no different than hiring someone to do gig and not paying after job is done.

Also, just because others are doing bad things doesn't give you the right or excuse to do same.
 
What the fuck is wrong with you? They actually think its real.. so in that case...








GIVE EM ANOTHER SURVEY! THIS TIME A PIN SUBMIT HAHAHAHAHHAHA
 
Lot of holier than thou people in this thread. Every method of blackhat SEO will hurt people either financially or otherwise. If you spam a blog full of your comments someone has to go out of their way to delete those comments (yes its easy for us but maybe it isn't easy for a 80 y/o with a knitting blog). So what OP is doing is obviously scumbaggery but so are all the other BH methods.
 
yeah right, mr cpa seo, you got a couple examples for me except for the extremely sporadic charity cpa that someone else mentioned (which I've never seen before btw)
You've clearly never even bothered touching an offer paying out more than $5.
 
Why would you feel bad? If your makin $ you should feel good. Dont worry about everyone else just have them fill out your stuff and keep it movin.
 
Revamp your site to do the following:

Let's say the giftcard is 100 USD.

Make them sign up for 5 bronze offers (dating, mobile pins, download)
The lowest you should make off these is 25 dollars combined
Then make them sign up for 3 silver offers (credit card, home finance, auto insurance, tv)
Minimum made should be 40 USD
Then make them sign up for 1 Gold offers (whatever high CPA you want)
Minimum made on this should be like 20 USD

Then have a part where they must have two of their friends sign up and do the same process.

This way you will make $255 before one person become valid for the 100 USD giftcard. Then you can also assume that 98% of people will quit at the refer a friend part...therefore easy free money.
 
Revamp your site to do the following:

Let's say the giftcard is 100 USD.

Make them sign up for 5 bronze offers (dating, mobile pins, download)

Then make them sign up for 3 silver offers (credit card, home finance, auto insurance, tv)

Then make them sign up for 1 Gold offers (whatever high CPA you want)


Then have a part where they must have two of their friends sign up and do the same process.

This way you will make $255 before one person become valid for the 100 USD giftcard. Then you can also assume that 98% of people will quit at the refer a friend part...therefore easy free money.


Hmm:)

And then I do what? Give them gift card? or not?

Also, what if the dude is from some asian country? Most good offers are for uk, us, ca and au
 
It is sad. Now imagine that you do this 5 years more and then look back:
MicGrez:"What I've been doing for the last 5 years? Have I made anything valuable for this world? How many people I have helped through my business?"

MicGrez: "Damn I feel so BAD."

Money can be made by many better ways, trust me man..
 
This makes me wonder how many networks you are in? There are insurance offers out there with the large companies. There are tons of good offers out there that are of good quality.

As for asking if you should give out the giftcard after doing all those things, of course you should. It would be a major incentive for them to tell their friends, therefore making you more money in the long run.
 
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