BryanNikson
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- Nov 17, 2014
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If they're fool enough to sign up then I think they deserve their time wasted.Not cool to fool someone looking for an honest means to pay their bills
If they're fool enough to sign up then I think they deserve their time wasted.Not cool to fool someone looking for an honest means to pay their bills
Reddit.
only Reddit
Well, ~6 hours as i had to reply to everyone and it got messy. I'm sure someone more experienced could do this way better.
You lie to them, telling them to find your job posting on the site. You don't have one.
Good place to start to look in case OP keeps it a secretWhat affliate site did you use ?
Because everyone wants spoonfeeding!!
FFS if you can't fill in the blanks with this method which is so basic and simple then you seriously need to reconsider your future.
Congrats on your success. It's a super old method and works. Unethical to some peoples standards. But to play devils advocate. How do you know the guy doing those paypal money generators isn't same unemployed guy trying to (or avoiding to) get a job. You're wasting some minutes of that guys time anyway. Maybe he will sign up on that job affiliate of yours and find something. Or figure out he got duped, try to reverse engineer it, and discover BHW.
The main problem you may have is network suspending your account for bad quality traffic.
When I did this many years ago, I made a bare bones landing page. Centered H1 tag "Typing Speed Test". Below that a count down timer for 3 minutes. Below that, an iframe for my survey offer. Told all my leads on email they need to do this typing test of mine first before I hire them to make sure they can score at least 40 wpm. My CR% was insane. About 70%. Knowing what I know now I should have padded the traffic to drive that number down. Eventually I got an email from my affiliate manager saying he found out about my landing page (from the referrer probably) and was very unhappy. Account was closed and I never saw the funds.
Good place to start to look in case OP keeps it a secret
OfferVault
I remember those times, we were using cakeslice standalone to cut affiliate pages with referer spoofing (usually via double meta-refresh) to hide our real LPsEventually I got an email from my affiliate manager saying he found out about my landing page (from the referrer probably) and was very unhappy.
Depends on how you're doing it. They likely have protocols in place to spot you from a mile away if you are a spammy idiot about it. You can make yourself stand out from the rest by making a fake website for a fake company. Using that domain as your email and pretend to be a fake HR person.this won't work on platforms like stepstone/indeed , right? It will probably gett deleted or not aproved in the instant.