RELEASED: Danny Relic's AC Performance Inflator

anyone use this with something other than AC?

If they know we are creating fake impressions,when they will delete our account?
1.At the time of payment or
2.Immediately

2
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this is a blackhat or whitehat? BTW thanks for your post

blackhat...

Yes, it is BH

Let me just say now that AC has changed things that the only thing this is good for now is the list for proxies (maybe henceforth banned by AC, but good on other sites.)

I would not advice the use of the inflator tool anymore.

this is an awesome program and i'm already laying plans to allow me to use it at full potential.

What youve created here really is a goldmine if someone can just lay out the foundation to it, which i plan to do hopefully

if it works youll be getting a nice donation from me

Question though:

Does this program ONLY work with AC? Or would it work with any website? I saw someoen ask this earlier, but in rerefence to a "big name" website that was advised not to try with due to higher security features.

But just for teh blunt yes o rno, will this site add a view impression to any site we list or JUST ac? because if its any site, then this is a beaut.

hi guys.I havnt tried this program yet but thinkin of it. I have tried increasing PVs through proxy manually. But I failed. But now I figured it out. Most of my articles were of 2 or more pages. Previously I used to do it with the original url of those articles. But I think AC counts PVs based on whether your entire article has been viewed or not. & now I have got increased PVs.
So you have to add the url of last page of the article.
Does this program need to do that?
Many people here are saying that they are getting 0 PVs. I thought that would be a problem.

I wonder if the inflator or similar tool could be merged with the below yahoo technique to revive its usefulness. I'm reposting from another thread (forget where):
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Also to make associatedcontent unaware of your traffic source, mask it!

I figured out an autoredirection from yahoo that goes right to your page!

1) Go to Yahoo!
2) Type in exact url of your AC article (eg. "http://www.associatedcontent.com/article/1809248/how_to_effectively_and_naturally_quit.html?cat=5" without quotes) and remove the "?cat=#" at the end - MUST DO OR IT WON'T WORK!
3) If you see a search result for your article directly to yahoo (e.g. http://search.yahoo.com/search;_ylt=...fp-t-701&sao=1) then you are golden, if not then it hasn't been indexed yet or you incorrectly entered the url or you didn't remove "?cat=#"
4) View source of the page.
5) Search (ctrl-f or apple-f) the source page and type into the search the first two words of the title of the search result (following our example you would type in "how to" no quotes)
6) Now it will find the title smack dab in the middle of a <a href> link. The one from our example will show:

Code:
a class="yschttl spt" href="http://rds.yahoo.com/_ylt=A0geu9S2EghLnUUA7QxXNyoA;
_ylu=X3oDMTEyYWUzY3ExBHNlYwNzcgRwb3MDMQRjb2xvA2FjMgR2dGlkA0Y4NjFfODE-
/SIG=13fvag2d0/EXP=1258906678/**http%3a//www.associatedcontent.com/
article/1809248/how_to_effectively_and_naturally_quit.html">How to
Effectively and Naturally Quit <wbr />Smoking - Associated <b>...</b></a>
Highlight the bolded/underlined/italicized url in the code above (obveously on your own article not on the physical example above) copy it. Then replace the article url link with the copied link. E.g:
Code:
boost("id8", "ARTICLE URL HERE");
with
boost("id8", "URL copied from yahoo HERE");

Now AC cannot say s**t to you because they will see that it is coming from Yahoo! searches and not spammy pages, even though it really is.

so whats the deal with this tool. been years since the last post...

eternalfrost said:

so whats the deal with this tool. been years since the last post...

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Pretty sure it's dead.