Legit Content Locking - STOP RIPPING PEOPLE UP!!

projectx said:

People with fake stuff don't think on LONG TERM income or get the value of ''returning customers''. Quality will win always over quantity!!!

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haza100 said:

Cheating ignorant people who are looking to cheat other people/organisations...

Supply and demand - people are always looking for free shit, thus there is a lot of money in this niche, and if that involves anonymously wasting 2 minutes of someones time (not money), lets just say I'm not gonna be losing sleep over it.

2 minutes is not defrauding someone (in my opinion).

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umerjutt00 said:

But those pin submits and CC submits definitely costs people money.

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Paper-Boy said:

Wow bro, relax.

Take a breather for a sec.

I guess I was over exaggerating on what I said.

My goals isn't to make $10k a month providing nothing to the end user.

What I really meant to say was, if you honestly focused on providing value to the user, you could take that same skill and make a killing on other methods.

Don't be lazy bro and produce low quality marketing value.

I did that and made 5k in 5 hours. Was it future proof? Nope.

IM should be treated as a business from the get go or you will definitely suffer once PPD "suddenly" disappears.

Not saying it will, but this is the internet. Everything changes in a blink of an eye.

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Jeremy_AM said:

This.

To anyone using fake content --
Content locking is a relatively easy way to do affiliate marketing. It's much easier in my opinion than trying PPC or the like. If you want to make money for the long term, be legit. If everyone just does a churn-and-burn, you'll make money in the short term, users complain to advertisers, advertisers quit supporting content-locking, and your money dries up. I hope you have a backup plan.. Don't think it can't happen - we have seen numerous advertisers pull out of content locking due to one bad promotion by one user. We've seen premium SMS mobile offers completely die in the US because of illegitimate promotions. We're seeing it die in the UK. There are regulatory boards that investigate these things and pass enormous fines to advertisers for "accepting" that kind of traffic (although obviously nobody is knowingly accepting it). At that point it's too risky for them to touch it. Look at what happened to health, EDU, and credit report niches. The FTC came in and put the hammer down because of what some short-sighted people were doing (flogs, etc). Be smart and work out a long-term legitimate solution rather than moving from method to method or niche to niche after you and you kill things off.

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DA MADFACE said:

you gonna make people commit suicide with your post
many people are living on this fake hacks traffic

but what I think is people who are looking for payp.al money generators and stuff like that are getting what they are asking for!
and its better to convert this traffic than just loosing those millions

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umerjutt00 said:

Jeremy is saying true. Things like fake stuff is not gonna last. He knows the industry better than all us because he works with Adscend Media.

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-Revolution- said:

Well I think most people(if not then many) people content lock fake stuff like bots,cracks,keygens and other things.Don't you think that this is more or less kind of scamming the people? I mean yes the people themselves are looking for ways to cheat.But don't let this fool your conscience.

So I say let's start making money the Good way.Let's content lock real stuff..let's give people good and original stuff.

I'm thinking of starting a skype group of people who want to make white money.

What are your thoughts and what have your experiences been with legit content locking.

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g0g0l said:

Don't you think download keygens is kind of like scamming the developer of the software? Don't you think download a MP3 / Video without paying for it, is like scamming the creator who worked really hard for it? Don't you think downloading a PDF without paying for it is like scamming the author?
If that's scamming, then Content locking is like scamming the scammers (which I would love to do, if I had to). So, I do not agree with you at-all in this case.

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