trojan / codec / exploit issues
 

I have been reading about this for a few days now. We run a small pay site and can back up our sales. Every sale we get I go to ccbill and get the IP address of the new member and do an IP search on statcounter and see where the sale came from. If the sale came from TGPxxx I keep track for the affiliate who wants to know. If I had a sale from the same TGPxxx and it went to someone else that does not own that traffic I would know they were cheating. It does not take up that much time and hell we only have 10 affiliates signed up and 9 are sending traffic. Maybe if we were getting 1000 joins a day it would be hard but for now this works for us. If you sign up for our site we will gladly do this for you as well. I know another very large program that I told this to and he will be doing it very soon.
Thanks

and if this does not work let me know. The whole reason I do it is for the affiliates so I can let them know where they sent the joins from.

and what if the ip is 64.12.116.13

what about it? I do have that one in my log on the 9th

bring out a better designed paysite and i may sign up to your program.

oh you mean make it not look amateur, that is the whole fucking reason behind the site. It converts very well just for that fact. I am having a new design that is being worked on and it will be done soon but it will just be another tour. This one is not going anywhere. This is not about design anyway. Just something I can offer to help some people out.

so that is it? people are crying about it . where are the know it all posters. I would like to know if it works. I got a sigwhore and someone that will not respond to their ICQ so far.

wooww ahahaha i offered to promote your site on one condition and you have a go at me.

you say it converts very well, but have you tried a new tour? would a new tour maybe convert better? you simply dont know. wait i wont even try explaining any more. ill get a tonne of abuse thrown at me.

You da best!

LOL scotty this is not about my tour, I am trying to find out if what I do helps point out the cheaters and you have to come in here and act like your going to do me a favor. I could care less about you signing up and your response has nothing to do with my post. I have had one other tour and this one does a lot better, yeah the first was really really bad but it was a start, The 2nd tour is going to look at it a whole different way thanks to some good ideas I have been given.

m2ov -
you sound like a guy who cares about their affiliates. Can you hit me up on icq? I want to run an idea by you that may change how affiliates are tracked to avoid just these kind of problems....

so what your saying now is that you have some doubt in your first tour and that maybe you were wrong to swear at me. and infact you are designing a second tour.

sorry scotty.

hey no problems, goodluck, but regards to your trojans/codecs, I doubt it will have much effect on the 10+ sales you pull per day.

has nothing to do with that. People who have real traffic have given me good ideas. No need to throw away what I have. WHy not have a 2nd tour, This is something I mentioned a couple weeks ago. We make all kinds of videos so why not try to hit several areas of traffic. That is how it was put to me. Once again this is for a new thread

I check EVERY sale and make sure it comes from the affiliates site, Why can't more people do this, I know for a fact it has not messed with my site or has not worked yet, hell it is to small anyway. If you want details on this email me, I will be glad to do tracking on every sale and let you know where it came from, until this is fixed it is the best thing I can come up with.

So you are really saying that C.C bill is involved?

Nooooooooooooooooooo Fuckingggggggggggggggggg Wayyyyyyyyyy!

Okay, let's try to make this simple:

if you are running a membership small enough that you can combine CCBill stats and statscounter stats (why do you have a counter on your page, that's a traffic leak!) and match them up, then your issue isn't codecs and toolbars, but a lack of sales.