Sup with some aff sites using warning pages?
 

Do they make any sales from that at all? More and more are starting to do it. Looks like a waste of time to me.

http://dukedollars.com/
http://adult.com/
http://bangbrosonline.com/
http://hundies.com/

Yes, they do pickup some fresh sales.

bangbrosonline is a branded dvd name.
adult.com, well don't have to explain that.

I'm not sure why with hundies.

NATS programs, like Dukes, need them. While not all have them, all join page codes if you remove the codes will redirect to the program page.

Seems like a good way to do something with the surfer traffic that may be winding up on these sites in search of free porn.

Paycom and CCbill require you to have warning pages.

I like the idea ... surfers one way webmaster another, been going on with alot of sites

yes they do but i don't think they require it for links from affiliates
otherwise direct to join would be outlawed completely too.

i think he is talking about programs who have the affiliate link go to the warning page.

We will soon be offering warning pages as an option for webmasters with CuriousCash.com sites soon.

Webmaster feedback has told us that some people prefer sites with them, but it will remain optional, like sending direct to the join page as we do at the moment.

2c

You only need warning pages when they didn't come from a porn site...

So most programs will NOT show a warning page unless you have no referrer field or come from an SE.

If someone is coming from a gallery there should be no warning page (panchodog!)...

If you have sponsor hosted galleries on the domain name, then you will get tons of surfers who strip out all the url in search of more free porn and so will end up at the domain name, so if you show alot of galleries it could be a tidy amount of sales

warning pages let people know surfing for porn they are surfing for porn

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