I need massive amounts of p2p traffic (sig hidden)
 

Who here can send me massive volume of p2p traffic?

I'll give you a video and pay you a flat rate of 4 cents for every person who downloads it from a p2p network..

No bullshit, no spyware or adware.. just a video promoting our sites.

You MUST be able to generate a MINIMUM of 10000 video plays per day via p2p networks.

[email protected] if you have the skillz that pay the billz :)

hit up drinking hard, he has the goods

DrinkinHard will be here in 45 seconds ;)

interesting

Its impossible to keep track of number of DL in a P2P network, what you can count is the page visit (Person opens a video and your page opens up).

Jay

p2pads.com

thats 400 a day, over 100k a year. fuck.. maybe i need to crack this p2p nut real fast heh.

how do you plan on tracking the downloads? i have access to a very large p2p network myself.

peer 2 peer is great, but hard to find

I generate way more than 10k daily downloads and I can track raw downloads as well as video plays. Email sent advertiser at hush.com

DH must be sleeping in.
WG

got a couple emails. i should clarify we're not paying for a download unless the person actually opens the movie file... they dont have to watch the video, we'll present them with some licensing options.

Are you looking for installs or video views?

Not with a DRM solution. And thats exactly what DH has to offer :thumbsup

Hit up Just_Dave at SmutLounge

[email protected] or ICQ 178-557-875


He really knows his shit.

DRM won't track downloads - it will track video plays but limit the types of computers/OS that will support the video.

I would love to get into this P2P business!

If anyone is interested in getting their files on certain P2P networks, feel free to email me advertiser at hush.com

p2pads is great, but I offer some things they don't.

Video views. This has nothing to do with adware of any kind.

I'll e-mail all of you back monday. Thanks!

Don't bother. Anyone else (not shady) feel free to email me.

P2P is like SEO, if you are good then you will do it for your self.

Jay

No matter how good you are you'd be a fool to turn down 4c per raw download of a video (which this thread originally claimed..)

Its 4c per view, download will never track. People can download from a users box and not open the file for example.

4c per view is high, but also you have to look at the keywords and also the file size (as mostly its going to be your server)

Jay

I have no problem tracking file downloads, from my box or others.

4c per view of a (questionably) licensed wmv file (which could be doing a pop or an install) would be well below industry averages.

i dont know why you'd say "questionably".

we were very clear that we're not doing any kind of installs.

I'm not paying for "downloads", i'm paying for people who actually open the video as tracked by windows drm.

I have been doing DRM since day 1, their is no way you can track a download that happens from a 3rd party box until the user opens the file.

Jay

p2p traffic meaning bittorent and warezp2p?

I guess you're missing out then. It's not possible on all networks but it is on others.

Just to clarify - 4c per view video if I was handling the DRM to ensure cleanliness would be a fair rate.

[QUOTE=spacekadet]I guess you're missing out then. It's not possible on all networks but it is on others. QUOTE]

Name one, I thought i memorzied every single P2P spec :-)

Jay

I'm not here to educate. If you want to do business then drop me an email Jay.

I dont think you want to educate some one that competes with you, but I stand by what i said. P2P as a system its impossbile to track every downlaod. May be their is some custom P2P network I dont know but i follow the top and none of them allow you to do that, and they make up 95% of P2P

BitTorrant
eDonkey2K
FastTrack
Gnutella
Overnet
Filetopia

Good luck with your venture

Jay

OK name one person that downloads videos just for the fuck of it and doesn't play it? :1orglaugh

with drm'd videos you'd sometimes be suprised because people try to open a drm'd video with a 3rd party player.

You clearly have not done your homework.

Someone who doesn't have windows xp sp2 and media player 10 than can't support your DRM'ed videos - Oh, thats 30% of the market.

correct.

OK Thanks.

Jay
CTO, www.objectcube.com

:1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh :1orglaugh may I say PWNED? :thumbsup