Xrummer - Affiliate - PayPay? Any known problem?

Are there any risks running Xrummer?

I have access to a legal version of Xrummer and I was thinking to take the oppertunity to test this software and at the same time try to make some fast money. The question is.. If spamming a lot of forums trying to make quick bucks what are the risks?

I assume one easily can get banned from affiliate networs. But what about PayPal? Do affiliate networks ever try to get the money back through PayPal? And if so. Will one get the account on PayPal closed down as well?

Are there anyway to set up an PayPal account so one can collect the money fast and then let it be closed down if that happens, open up a new account and do the same thing over and over again?

In other words.. There are a great bunch of tools to use but how do one insure that the money reach me and how do one avoid getting banned from PayPal and similar services?

What I was intending to do is nothing special. Just pick a hot product and spam the hell out of that market with affiliate links, collect as much money as possible in a few days before getting thrown out from the affiliate network which probably means that I have to drop the PayPal account and register a new one before I can redo it all over again.

Is this smart or just plain dumb and stupid?

If I only can find a way to not get burned 4-life with PayPal so I can redo everything more then once I'll go for it. All the other services, affiliate networs etc as long as they pay-out through PayPal can be signed up with faked names I think. The critical part i PayPal since one want to get the money out

Any suggestions/ideas are more then welcome.

I suppose that it is possible that you could lose your PayPal account if it appeared that you were involved in some sort of fraudulent behavior, but in most situations you get caught before the money comes in. I don't think you should be too overly concerned about losing your PayPal account.

That said, if you're over-ambitious with Xrumer, I could see you having a little trouble with the SE's sandboxing you. Aside from that, you don't have too much to worry about.

I am counting on getting sandboxed in Google. But Google is only 40% of the searchengine market and I am sure I can take in some on MSN/LIVE, Yahoo etc.

At last I will try.. If it's not working out well... Then I have at least tried it.

I have had some of the worse months in my life finacially. My savings is starting to run short and I start to get desperate to make money.

Blog spamming seems to be a not so nice, but fast way to make money.

a0rta said:

I am counting on getting sandboxed in Google. But Google is only 40% of the searchengine market and I am sure I can take in some on MSN/LIVE, Yahoo etc.

At last I will try.. If it's not working out well... Then I have at least tried it.

I have had some of the worse months in my life finacially. My savings is starting to run short and I start to get desperate to make money.

Blog spamming seems to be a not so nice, but fast way to make money.

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Google's market share is well over 50% at this point, at least in the US. I've even seen statistics that say that a more accurate number is a little under 70%. It honestly wouldn't surprise me if that were the case.

Regardless, good luck. If you have trouble, you might want to try more conventional SEO methods in the future. I personally don't think that Xrumer is a sustainable program, but I know a lot of people are having success with it right now. I'd love to hear your results when you get them. I'm sure I'm not the only one.

Well.. I am doing other projects that involves 100% white hat methods. The problem is that I have some new projects that I will try to make a living from but it takes time and effort for them to become sucessfull. Meantime I was thinking of making some extra on the side with smaller projects that I can dump when ever I want and also not be so depending on so it won't matter if they get burned.

But I will follow up with the results along the way