Make your ccbill links shorter (duh)
 

<?php
$ca = '900000-0000';
$site = 'http://www.yoursite.com/';
$pa = $_GET['code'];
header("Location: http://refer.ccbill.com/cgi-bin/clicks.cgi?CA=$ca&PA=$pa&HTML=$site");
?>


Put that in a file called hit.php, change '900000-0000' to your company code and 'http://www.yoursite.com/' to your site, then upload it. Then hit it with http://www.yoursite.com/hit.php?code=123456

Then ICQ me if you want real programming work done. :)

And also checkout http://www.intheirbox.com if you want to get into the mailing game without putting up any money and without going to jail in the process...

clockwise is still the php king :Graucho

He's a marketing king if he got even one person to paypal him $10 for that code. Nothing against the guy, but that was a rip if his code doesn't do anything more than mine. It took me less than a minute to write that.

If I value myself as an 80,000 a year programmer and work 40 hours a week, that's about $38/hour or $0.64/min.

Somebody paypal me $0.64 :)

Hey, hit me up on ICQ....I'm mostly an html and hahahahahahahahahaha girl LOL Been trying to figure out how to incorporate php into FHG's on all my sites to shorten the ref code. So maybe I'll take you up on your offer :winkwink:

Ivy

Or do it my way.

Make a folder with the name of the website you gonne send them too ..ex yourdomain.com/gfy

in there you make a index.php page with the following line

<?ph*p
he*ader("Loc*ation: http://www.gofuckyourself.com");
?>

without the * ..then you can just from everywhere link to yourdomain.com/gfy ... and you're done ... build a counter in it ..and you knwo exactly how much you sent too.