What's happened with this Page !

Discussion in 'ClickBank' started by justlikeit, Sep 5, 2008.

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    1. Load
    http://www.gold-secrets.com/?hop=0
    This is the default page of the product.
    2.Visit the buy link.
    Here is a list of affiliate ID that i got;
    [affiliate = 11time]
    [affiliate = promonew]
    [affiliate = fsblog]
    [affiliate = 7sale]
    [affiliate = sale11]
    etc
    3.Go back to http://www.gold-secrets.com/?hop=0 ,refresh the page ,and revisit the buy link...

    4.Every time,there is a new affiliate ID auto injected...
    5. I want know what is ?Why this happened ?
    Regards.
     
    justlikeit, Sep 5, 2008 IP
  2. nino2007

    nino2007 Peon

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    The page is seted to steal sales. This kind of people just don't realize that by doing this they actually lose money...If an affiliate promotes the page and he sees no sales then he will stop promoting. The merchants want 100% on the sales and that's why they are doing this.

    Dumb People...
     
    nino2007, Sep 5, 2008 IP
  3. scottysbody

    scottysbody Active Member

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    The seller of this product is using a script like CB Centrifuge to stuff an affiliate cookie (most likely his own) when a visitor comes to his page from a non affiliate link (i.e., ?hop=0). If a purchase is made it comes through with one of those aff. id's rather than 'No Affiliate', and raises his gravity by 1.

    He is not stealing sales from his affiliates. If you go to the page from

    http://YourAffId.luke13.hop.clickbank.net

    and click buy, you will see your aff id at the bottom.

    He's just taking advantage of the visits that come through without an affiliate link.

    I believe CB Centrifuge was written by someone on this board. I've not used it myself but have read about it on here.

    Scotty
     
    scottysbody, Sep 5, 2008 IP
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    My first guess was to inflate the percentage of affiliates making sales, just as scotty mentioned.
     
    darkmessiah, Sep 5, 2008 IP
  5. JamesPh

    JamesPh Well-Known Member

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    That's a pretty useful script, good job to whoever wrote it.
     
    JamesPh, Sep 5, 2008 IP
  6. terryd

    terryd Well-Known Member

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    Yeah, it's simply so they can increase their gravity on the marketplace to look like a lot of affiliates are promoting their product and making money so more affiliates will in turn promote the product.
     
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    terryd Well-Known Member

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    What a load of crap......you have no idea what your talking about
     
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  8. Elward

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    A lot of Clickbank publishers use this tool. It's great for the publisher but sucks for the affiliate. Problem is that in many cases unless the prospect/customer buys immediately you will not get credit for the sale. If they decide to buy later the publisher will over-ride your affiliate id with theirs and they get credit for the sale.

    Four Minute Money does this... I of course didn't know this when I started doing some heavy promotions for them. Pissed me off.
     
    Elward, Sep 5, 2008 IP