Steady rate junk traffic

DanielMA

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In order lower your CTR, can anybody recommend a way to get non-targeted traffic at a steady rate, as opposed to a lot of hits coming in at the same time?
I'm thinking SU, but I'm pretty sure a link to an offer would be reported fairly quickly..
 
purchase some adfly and set a daily budget so you can control the flow of traffic as you please.
 
****** is suck. It is only 5 seconds, and for most of people 5 seconds is not enough to fully load your website.
 
Lol do you ever click ****** w/e offer it has?
Seriously,i just scratch my balls so the 5 secs shit disappear...
 
Guys, instead of just lashing out at YoutubeSlanger's method, maybe you could provide some good method yourselves?

Much appreciated!
 
Check out the BST section, couple of good providers on there you can buy traffic from and at good rates too (since it's "junk" traffic after all).
 
Daniel a member of this forum posted his free bot for getting views. Its pretty customizable to your needs. Why don't you try this one?

link:

Code:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/394418-get-fatboys-fake-traffic-generator-v7.html
 
Daniel a member of this forum posted his free bot for getting views. Its pretty customizable to your needs. Why don't you try this one?

link:

Code:
http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/member-downloads/394418-get-fatboys-fake-traffic-generator-v7.html

Hey Nikos, I know of it, and did give it some thought. But i would probably use it with public proxies - I don't have, and don't intend to buy private proxies any time soon. I guess the CPA companies know of which IP's belong to public proxies!? Wouldn't it raise a red flag at the CPA company, that my offers are being visited by a lot of proxies? Please correct me if i'm completely wrong here :)
 
Hey Nikos, I know of it, and did give it some thought. But i would probably use it with public proxies - I don't have, and don't intend to buy private proxies any time soon. I guess the CPA companies know of which IP's belong to public proxies!? Wouldn't it raise a red flag at the CPA company, that my offers are being visited by a lot of proxies? Please correct me if i'm completely wrong here :)

can't really talk about this subject Daniel. Last time the letters c-p-a were written from me i got a great shitstorm covering me... One thing i would suggest though! Go clean on cpas and try to bring quality traffic.
 
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