transitarea
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I have been wondering about the CPA offers such as " win iPhone 12 with us". Do thee companies give these prizes to anyone or they just lie to attract people to their offers?
I have been wondering about the CPA offers such as " win iPhone 12 with us". Do thee companies give these prizes or they lie to attract people ?
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transitarea
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I have never heard about someone who got a prize from these people. They never announce a winner.
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With a CPA offer like that it is usually just an email submit.
I would think that if you actually won and got an email saying, You Won a Free iPhone 12!", it would go directly into the spam/junk folder and not look back.
I would think that if you actually won and got an email saying, You Won a Free iPhone 12!", it would go directly into the spam/junk folder and not look back.
TooMuchTraffic
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Think about the volumes those advertisers accept, how many affiliates are sending 100's of leads daily, often for weeks or months. These advertisers make millions in turnover and probably a very good chunk in revenue. I doubt that most of them will risk a lawsuit for not handing out a single $1000 coupon or some smartphone.
transitarea
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They don't announce a winner, so it is the same if they give or not.
uncutu
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they're legally obligated to
just as lotto has obligation to announce a winner and state odds of winning
same with these internet sweepstakes/giveaways
your chances are very slim, like 1/100,000 my guess
next time you see it look at the fine print
at least that's my interpretation of it.
it's actually a niche some people focus on. i used to talk to one guy on irc who does those sites in his spare time for years. they're probably better odds than the giveaways you see spammed by blackhatworld members. assuming you know where to look. i didn't ask where he finds his. no interest in doing that. there have to be forums/groups for it, just like bhw exists to cater to a niche. he told me he's won things like big televisions, video projectors, sport bicycles throughout the years of doing it. he told me you have to read all their terms carefully and fulfil everything necessary in order to quality. most people don't do so.
just as lotto has obligation to announce a winner and state odds of winning
same with these internet sweepstakes/giveaways
your chances are very slim, like 1/100,000 my guess
next time you see it look at the fine print
at least that's my interpretation of it.
it's actually a niche some people focus on. i used to talk to one guy on irc who does those sites in his spare time for years. they're probably better odds than the giveaways you see spammed by blackhatworld members. assuming you know where to look. i didn't ask where he finds his. no interest in doing that. there have to be forums/groups for it, just like bhw exists to cater to a niche. he told me he's won things like big televisions, video projectors, sport bicycles throughout the years of doing it. he told me you have to read all their terms carefully and fulfil everything necessary in order to quality. most people don't do so.
crnack
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I've just entered this business. It's like gambling, but easier to handle. And I've seen people winning lambos and other stuff.
Hope I will be there in a few years. Right now starting to implement it with CPA.
I have skills to make any type of roulette and gambling system. I have people who can help me with writing secure java apps and lawyers to get this up and running.
SunnyLeon
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OK, then what about the offers that say "You just won an iPhone"? Are they obligated to give the prize too? And you really think they do?
I ran a GPT website as well. Good luck promoting it, it's the hardest part!
uncutu
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read fine print. it will likely say "jump through x y z hoops for chance to win. complete 10 surveys for us on the back end to qualify. chance is 1/n ."
major retailers do same stunt. places like t-mobile even do commercials. they used to be real scummy years ago. "come in today to get free iphone". btw you need to buy a year of service and sign this contract on the dotted line.....
crnack
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This is the part I've been worried about. I wonder how many people I can get onboard with free methods.I ran a GPT website as well. Good luck promoting it, it's the hardest part!
I have 0 experience in this, so I came up with an idea that it's easier to get one user to complete many offers.
But who knows? I would offer an incentive like $2 per e-mail submit which is super high.
Someone would complete 5 such offers in a day. Then they would come back in a month and complete another 3 offers.
It's just imagination and trying to imagine the future without trying it in practice.
transitarea
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I ran a GPT website as well. Good luck promoting it, it's the hardest part!
Actually I am on my way to open a website and collecting information .
uncutu
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advertise on FB stay at home mom groups. tell them complete few surveys and earn rewards. show screenshots of some earnings.
i used to do those GPT sites before I was 18. treasuretrooper and cashcrate were huge. in the early days you could use fake CC generator tool to apply for the credit card application offers that paid out $55 per signup. and anything else with huge payout compared to the usual $1-2 survey. crazy times.
crnack
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Yeah, but this is only one audience. This is not that I skipped the marketing part.
I went through like 10 niches and connected many ideas to make it seem more attractive.
The budget needed to start is like a simple php software that I can create on my own and some will to gather people inside of social media networks.
This sounds like easy business. Almost too easy. But I've been learning how to analyze and breakdown stuff for 8 years, so it's not that easy.
I have gone through many GPT websites and they all have one thing in common - asking for a ton of data and rewards are extremely difficult to get, yet they seem to be on the higher end.
However when I tried to get them, it seemed impossible.
Now I'm offering $2 per e-mail submit. I am immediately attracted to it. And I would use this shit myself.
All I care about is to not be taken down by Zuckerberg and other mafia. It cannot be seen as a scam but real stuff people can use to their advantage.
This idea is snowballing with time. People can do e-mail submits to gather funds. Then they can spend those funds to buy affiliate products.
It's like the endless ocean of ideas and the only challenge is to implement it well.
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skferdous
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Unfortunately, no. These are clickbaits