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This err.html redirects to erotiqsex.com/cgi-bin/td/tfr.pl?act=out&acc=topyo which earlier had the popup to nichetgp, but now amazingly is 404 As far as how it relates to you. Well these were sites that you force traffic to, so anyone that trades with you is essentially getting their traffic infected with the sites where you force traffic. You are right, everyone has a choice with who they trade with, and honest webmasters don't like to trade with sites that get their potential customers infected with shitware. |
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as i see no. |
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The point is your site forces traffic to places on the web that infect users with trojans/malware/zango and whatever else. |
yes. very clever. sure. i forcing traffic using img scr of html site.
go faster register pattent for this new technology. you will be reach in seconds. |
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Your site forces traffic to these sites-- xtoplist.com/topteen/toplist.php3?Action=In&Login=porevo -- a zango spot and top-amateur.com/?28363 a site that is explained above |
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2. ultrahoster.com = a domain used in tons of guestbook (and other) spam campaigns. 3. ultrahoster.com is on several spyware lists (including the coolwebsearch (=spyware) domain lists) |
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and this was been more then 2 years ago. what wrong with this? |
This thread keeps getting better by the day.
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I like this thread
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Great thread thanks for the info
If you are using xclicks.net here's all you have to do:cut-copy-paste this into the banned page in your script: 83.69.20.130, 81.169.224.98, 83.188.23.87, 70.84.80.50, 88.85.81.195, 72.55.148.87, 85.255.127, 85.255.121, 85.255.120, 85.255.119, 85.255.118, 85.255.117, 85.255.116, 85.255.115, 85.255.114, 85.255.113, 85.255.112, 69.50.191, 69.50.190, 69.50.189, 69.50.188, 69.50.187, 69.50.186, 69.50.185, 69.50.175, 69.50.169, 69.50.170, 69.50.168, 209.51.132.202, 209.8.19.242, 72.232.215.77, 72.232.215.74, 72.232.194.58, 216.255.178, 72.232.215.76, 216.255.178.60, 67.15.187.2, 216.240.149, 216.255.178, 70.84.80, 66.29.35.37, 74.52.6.43, lookmycunt.com, mpeggalls.com, youngperfection.net, sexymovs.com, trygirls.com, pinkypussies.com, good-teens.com, teensinlaw.com, smokyvids.com, angelsvids.com, mixteenies.com, teensseduction.com, chickswar.com, pushpussy.com, hardsaloon.com, pinkyteenies.com, sappypussy.com, dullworld.com, perkyteenies.com, onlinesexmovie.net, pjunkie.net, brothervids.com, extrablow.com, fuckingcraft.org, 100freegalls.com, tgpporn.net, startfreevideo.com, sexgall.net, hotdailynudes.com, mashathumbs.com, shyteenies.com, yourthumbnails.com, xxxdesert.com, asianscity.com, girlsrussian.net, pornstarocean.com, lovelyteenvids.com, porn-cinema.net, need4pornvids.com, 216.255.189.123, 70.84.80.50, 216.255.189, 216.240.149.117, 66.29.35, 74.52.6, 216.255.189, 216.255.176.124, 74.52.6.43, 216.255.176, 216.255.178.52, 91.192.117.46, 69.50.160, 69.50.161, 69.50.162, 69.50.163, 69.50.167, 69.50.166, 69.50.165, 69.50.164, 69.50.171, 69.50.172, 69.50.173, 69.50.174, 69.50.176, 69.50.177, 69.50.178, 69.50.179, 69.50.180, 69.50.181, 69.50.182, 69.50.183, 69.50.184, 85.255.122, 85.255.123, 85.255.124, 85.255.125, 85.255.126, 88.151.106.252, 81.169.235.6, 81.169.234.219, 69.166.67.221, 91.192.117.46, 72.232.65.178, 64.151.36.201, 86.57.128.201, 91.124.155.94 |
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Fuck Spyware.
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Back to what the original post in this thread was about.
If you haven't installed this stuff, you should find a way to research it further. This affects anyone that buys traffic via PPC engines, gets natural traffic from the SE's, or even has just a little bit of traffic. Say for instance that a surfer with this malware searches for "thehun.net" into google. The first result is of course thehun.net, but clicking on it won't get you there. After several clicks that surfer might actually get to TheHun, but clicks from there are just redirected as well. This scenario seems to ring true for most sites and all keywords. Users are redirected to either their(zlob) sponsor, or redirected through a PPC engine to another destination. If you use any of the smaller ppc engines, search123, goclick, searchfeed etc., you might have noticed a huge drop in your campaign returns since this scumware(moviebox,zlob) came out, especially for more generic terms. There is a lot more to it, if you have a spare computer, check it out. You might be surprised :( |
Anyone else watch the videos or download this MOVIEBOX 'codec'?
http://img89.imageshack.us/img89/653...ivexvidbt6.jpg |
May 4th. This is why sales are down to the point that they are the past 3-4 days
Sponsors need to open their eyes and look at the big picture. Look at your sales the past 3-4 days, compare your join page VS 1st bill page. You will see that your join page traffic has not changed, however your biller page traffic went to shit. |
Bump for an interesting thread which is posing a real issue to this industry. This needs to be stopped, and learning about it's workings is the first step. :thumbsup
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This thread would deserve a STICKY !
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Simple.
GEOIP check the user's country on ALL of your sites. If the user/webmaster is from Russia... Send them to an auto-install badware page that monetizes off of their legacy of scamming and unscrupulous methods of doing business. |
bump bump bump
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100.....,..
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Notice your sales on May 2, 3, 4, 5th? Now watch what happens as of 6th.
If we all dont unite and do something the sky WILL fall |
spyware doctor = best anti spyware program.
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The best solution (besides taking these fuckheads down..thats in the works btw) is to make the surfers awear. |
Bump.../
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i lost about 80% of my sales mostly from payed spots from GTS :(
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lol what? You bought GTS traffic and then suddenly your sales took a nosedive?
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very good thread
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today bump
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The truly big issue here is that the program owners aren't feeling any pain because sales continue for them, just different affiliates are getting credited for the sales. Something will happen when the spyware guys start massively redirecting traffic away from program join pages and onto other program's join pages. Then suddenly the "Bros club" will wake up and smell the shit they are standing in.
Until then, it sucks to be an affiliate. |
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Don't ask where I know this from but...
These guys are stealing ALOT OF FUCKING sales (more than you can imagine) and for some unknown reason their script do not, in many cases at least, change the refering URL when they replace your affiliate ID with their affiliate ID when your surfer clicks his way to the sponsor.. So... these guys accounts has alot of sales with your domains (your galleries) as the refering URL.. So... the program owners who looks at their data on a regular basis is fully aware of this problem .. and knows it's HUGE I'm not sure how many surfers who's infected with this CODEC trojan, but I think it's MANY .. the way it's installed is genious... "You need this codec to watch this movie" .. I almost clicked the fucking download the first time I saw it... and I'm just average stupid ;) I'm afraid we're talking 1000s of stolen sales a day.. |
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They/we will all get how serious this is soon.....I hope |
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It's only a matter of time and owners still have the choice if they'll be losers or winners in this ugly game. |
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Bump, For the program owners to read
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This is only the tip of things but it is a good example of how traffic is being diverted from many places.
The following comes from 1 click on an infected machine. Everything in the quote all took place in about a second. Notice that after clicking an ad on the Google results, it takes the user through the Google ad to the intended advertiser. It is then redirected so fast that most people won't even realize they even went to the intended site. So, the advertisers on Google(and the other engines) are getting hit by a PPC charge, for traffic that really doesn't even make it to their site, but for a millisecond. The traffic that is redirected is sent to various smaller PPC engines, through multiple redirects. The user finally lands at a, non-affiliated, top paying advertiser for these various PPC engines and the terms used. In this case the term was 'tomato seeds'. this is happening for all keywords and all niches, mainstream and adult. Code:
GET http://www.google.com/search?hl=en&q=tomato+seeds&btnG=Google+Search They use spoofed referrers such as indaxis.info/search.php?q=term-used and many other similarly styled refs. |
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