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Bad idea to mask ccbill link codes?
I use a script to mask really long links and the ccbill links are getting hits on my end but when i check my stats on ccbill i see nothin. Wtf. Anyone else experience this with ccbill? Or is it just a bad idea to mask ccbill links?
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Maybe the stats are running behind OR your masking script isn't working properly.
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phone: 800-510-2859 email: clientsupport at ccbill.com icq: 461976098 |
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pls let us know if there was something wrong with that tech
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surfers might be hitting back if the link code is taking a moment too long and they see it is taking them offsite
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I've been doing this since 2003 or 4 and I've never seen a problem with ccbill links like this one http://www.silentbucks.com/links/Apple-Cash/
..whenever i do a non ccbill link like this i check stats to make sure the hits are being counted right though |
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I've noticed the links are kind of long. Is there a suitable way to edit them?
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went back and checked it out tried a few things with tech support decided to just use the regular ccbill link till im 100% sure its working the right way, it more than likely a software issue on my side. :disgust
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their code just sets a cookie by which joins are tracked. it's very simple and fast operation, which just could not simply go wrong could there be a situation where clicks are tracked but joins aren't? then your shell should somehow clear cookie on surfer's machine. just some of my thoughts |
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