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  • MrChips
    Confirmed User
    • May 2005
    • 1504

    #1

    P2P and DrinkingHardest (and anyone else)

    Hi,

    I am still pondering doing some p2p ads. If I go to a sponsor and they allow me to modify their movie clips so that pop-ups with my affiliate code in the URL will result (ie opening a browser to the sponsors site with my affiliate code), then - can I come to U guys at p2pads.com and you will get the media to the networks for filesharing?

    Is this how it would work for a mere affiliate like me?

    Also - is this considered as spam in any form? I am seeing reports on the net on blogs and whatever that because its a way of advertising ppl are saying its spam. Is it breaking any laws? I cant personally see it is but whats general concensus on the board here?

    Cheers
    MrChips
  • Rebel D
    Registered User
    • Jan 2004
    • 3913

    #2
    Hey Mr Chips.

    hit me up on mail or icq 4788527 or devin at gallerytrafficservice.com and i can direct you to the right people and answer your questions as well

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    • Brad Gosse
      Confirmed User
      • Jan 2002
      • 2616

      #3
      Mr Chips.

      I have engaged in p2p marketing for years and nobody (out of tens of millions) has ever sent a spam complaint.

      P2P Ads is your best bet for distributing the files for maximum exposure. Good luck with your first campaign
      Free Clipart

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      • RobbieRye
        Registered User
        • Oct 2005
        • 616

        #4
        Originally posted by MrChips
        Is this considered as spam in any form? I am seeing reports on the net on blogs and whatever that because its a way of advertising ppl are saying its spam. Is it breaking any laws? I cant personally see it is but whats general concensus on the board here?
        Hi Mr. Chips, I'd love to talk more with you about your question. Could you please hit me up via ICQ at 124-249-781?

        The short answer is that when done right advertising on the P2P networks is not spam.

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        • RobbieRye
          Registered User
          • Oct 2005
          • 616

          #5
          By the way... this seems like a good a place as any to include a link to the original Monty Python skit from where the name for unsolicited bulk e-mail originated

          http://video.google.com/videoplay?do...94446211716271

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          • MrChips
            Confirmed User
            • May 2005
            • 1504

            #6
            Quick bump - anyone any views on p2p - is it not possible just to promote (share) your files from your own servers rather than pay a fee?

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            • MikesTraffic
              Confirmed User
              • Jan 2006
              • 1992

              #7
              is it possible yes, will the outcome of your servers sharing files beat that of others sharing your files, or will it even out do the server costs no. Going through a provider like peer4profit or p2pads is probably the best and most cost effective way
              Fortinet GURU

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