This is something I heard about a long time ago..

I remember hearing about someone who had done some sort of "splitting" of a view, and redirected a little bit of the bandwidth from any visitor to "clicks" on ads..
Essentially, a user view a page, and while the page is being loaded, it also loads up a pay per click link, but its never displayed on the users computer, which seems like a win as far as the user is concerned, I don't know that this is or is not against the rules but I am wondering if anyone else has ever heard of this before, and if its OK to discuss, does anyone have idea's as to how to execute such a thing?

1x1 dimension iframe?

potentially, if you can stop any popups, etc.. but how do you emulate a actual click from a user? it wouldn't be a redirect because i think thats logged..

kylep said:

potentially, if you can stop any popups, etc.. but how do you emulate a actual click from a user? it wouldn't be a redirect because i think thats logged..

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i think that's clickjacking

http://www.google.ca/search?q=site%3Ablackhat

Well this could be pretty useful.. So has anyone actually done this with pay per clicks on here? Is this against the rules? Seems like it wouldn't be because of -get-basic-forced-like-clickjacking-script
I wonder if this could be converted to do pay-per-click and.. "un-detectable" I know that's not totally possible, but ahead of the caught curve.. it could make a LOT of money..