Doing PPV campaigns on submits currently. Will then move to PPC and then emailing.
IM Journey After 2 Years (Exploit Style)
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Doing PPV campaigns on submits currently. Will then move to PPC and then emailing.
mechaman88
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When you guys say PPV- are you referring to pay per view?? And what is the difference between this and PPC?
Correct, pay-per-view. It's a whole other ball game with how to manage campaigns. More of a funnel system to lead the end user to your offer.
mechaman88
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Sounds pretty cool. But that would need a pretty killer campaign and product to convert. Im sure you have this covered. LOL.
Which companies do you use for PPV?
Which companies do you use for PPV?
mangobajito
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Good luck mate.
Reading your old threads now.
Will follow dis closely
Reading your old threads now.
Will follow dis closely
Yeah, good luck with this new method you are developing.
If and when you really start to scale and begin recruiting people, I am interested. You know how to get a hold of me
BTW, how is your KickStarter project turning out?
Will do. As for the KS, it wasn't getting any traction so I pulled the plug on it.
@Mechaman88: I use LeadImpact, Mediatraffic and TrafficVance. Looking at doing something with 50onRed too.
Those were pre-leads... a method he employs on BHW... post a method, then take it down and tell people they need to pay $500 for consulting to see what was once free.
Just like I did with all the email marketing videos I still have up on BHW, right? Those are actually active exploits and methods where I could charge people money for. Email marketing is part of the consulting package too you know. So I shouldn't have a say in what to do with my own content? According to your way of thinking, once I start helping people out for free (which I've done for years now), I can't decide to change directions and create a business model out of it? LOL.
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Wilson Grant Fisk
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Has the journey finished already? Almost a month without any updates.
ZennoBlaster
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Ditto. Subbed for any updates.
Stopped sending traffic to the network cause they turned out to be a former fraud network that stiffed affiliates. I changed directions and created http://Exploitspecialist.com. Just focusing my attention on growing that right now.
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Wilson Grant Fisk
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Just out of interest, did you get any legal advice about the casino exploits?
If you haven't, then I suggest you do.
Good Luck with the site. Looks interesting.
Thank you. No legal advice. A lot of these casinos are run illegally and cheat players, so I doubt anyone would be sympathetic to their cause.
Wilson Grant Fisk
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Well I would suggest you read up on the legal aspects of software application testing, fuzz testing, web application testing and penetration testing, as your casino exploit will touch on some of those areas.
Ignorance of the law can't be used as a defence in Court, so I would suggest you try to cover yourself as much as possible, just in case. Not trying to put you off, but spending some money on legal advice now, might save you a headache in future.
Anyway I am not a Lawyer or Security Tester, so I may be completely wrong.
All the best.
thejake
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Is that what this is?
Sythix
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The telemarketing exploit seems interesting.. I once had the idea of signing up for one of those websites that gives you a phone number and charges callers by the minute, I saw one advertised on KingHuman once (a lot of psychics and stuff would use the service), and people would basically call in for advice on stuff, and you actually got paid by the rate you were asking. Anyway, I thought about getting an account, and then signing up to a bunch of CPA offers for credit, insurance, loans etc.. and pretty much any spammy site that I know will try and call me, using that phone number. Then just letting it ride. I would imagine some dumb scammers from India or something wouldn't even undertstand what was happening and I would just keep them on the phone long enough to get some money from them. Essentially, scamming the scammers.
Is this a long the same premise of what you do?
Is this a long the same premise of what you do?