Two questions for you CPA Pro's
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ximscreamingx
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- Jan 16, 2008
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You could always contact your AM and simply ask her what she thinks. If you have a good relationship with your Ams vs just black hatting their ass and getting banned, you can legally get away with so much more.
I have one Am from a 1st tier network who lets me run PPV to all of their offers (where PPV is completely not allowed).
Asking is not an inditement of action.
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I have one Am from a 1st tier network who lets me run PPV to all of their offers (where PPV is completely not allowed).
Asking is not an inditement of action.
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writt
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- Nov 13, 2008
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I think it depends on the advertisers. If an advertiser has three different offers running through a network, they may only pay you for one lead, even if your prospect does all three offers. But if the offers are from three different advertisers, I don't see you couldn't get paid on all the offers.
oscarslater
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- Mar 13, 2008
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the general/safe answer is no you wont get paid
But you never know as xim says just ask
oscar...
But you never know as xim says just ask
oscar...
Gogeta
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Heh man good to see you back.
plunge
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- Dec 22, 2008
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if it's a whitehat-ish method that you'd be employing, show your AM ahead of time so it won't look fraud-like on their compliance reports. but be aware the same IP doing multiple conversions WILL show up on networks' compliance stuff, so this may get you unwanted attention even if it's "ok"
shadowpwner
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- Apr 19, 2009
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STOP.
When did AMs become girls?
All kidding aside, hopefully one won't ask too obvious or too many questions about black hatting. It might get the
suspicious.