SALTY HAM
Posted: Thu Mar 12, 2023 11:20 amThis is a method I have been using successfully for 2 months now. I didn't want people to get in on it with me because it will get oversaturated if hundreds jump in on it. I am now moving on to new ventures so am happy to share it. A word of advice up front, many noobs will use this method verbatim so I advise to think through the whole process, make enough changes for it to be unique and hit it with everything you have got. It's all manual work, there are no shortcuts that I am aware of although that doesn't mean you can't create a bot and be well ahead of the competition.
Ok buy yourself a website (no shitty tinyurl, buy a proper domain and hosting) the domain name needs to be something to do with employment. flamerecruitment.com yesjobsite.net you get the idea, personally I go for a dotcom incorporating "recruitment". Ideally go for private DNS or use the company name. Ideally have cPanel hosting or similar and make use of the autoresponder function, also I wouldn't suggest Hostgator as they have stopped catchall emails. Now you have the website, throw up a quick template homepage saying that the site is undergoing maintenance (not currently being built as this suggests a brand new company).
You should really get to know cron jobs as this will really help in the process of delayed emails, if you can't find the time to learn it then use an autoresponder program that enables you to use them.
Bear in mind at this point that everything we have been doing up to now is to protect your perceived integrity, presentation is everything. If your "company" does not look right, people will not buy into it.
Get yourself signed up with at least 10 different CPA networks, the more, the merrier, spread your risk, if you earned $1000 from one network and you used no others, what would happen if they banned you? You would lose it all right? But if you were spreading it amongst multiple networks, if one bans you, your loss is minimised and you still bank the majority of it.
At this point I would make you aware that covering your tracks adequately will be the defining factor in whether you succeed in this method so crack up on your knowledge of stealth, there is more than enough information here already covered and I'm not going to spend the next 20 minutes typing out something which you should already know and which is easily accessable using the search feature.
Ok buy yourself a website (no shitty tinyurl, buy a proper domain and hosting) the domain name needs to be something to do with employment. flamerecruitment.com yesjobsite.net you get the idea, personally I go for a dotcom incorporating "recruitment". Ideally go for private DNS or use the company name. Ideally have cPanel hosting or similar and make use of the autoresponder function, also I wouldn't suggest Hostgator as they have stopped catchall emails. Now you have the website, throw up a quick template homepage saying that the site is undergoing maintenance (not currently being built as this suggests a brand new company).
You should really get to know cron jobs as this will really help in the process of delayed emails, if you can't find the time to learn it then use an autoresponder program that enables you to use them.
Bear in mind at this point that everything we have been doing up to now is to protect your perceived integrity, presentation is everything. If your "company" does not look right, people will not buy into it.
Get yourself signed up with at least 10 different CPA networks, the more, the merrier, spread your risk, if you earned $1000 from one network and you used no others, what would happen if they banned you? You would lose it all right? But if you were spreading it amongst multiple networks, if one bans you, your loss is minimised and you still bank the majority of it.
At this point I would make you aware that covering your tracks adequately will be the defining factor in whether you succeed in this method so crack up on your knowledge of stealth, there is more than enough information here already covered and I'm not going to spend the next 20 minutes typing out something which you should already know and which is easily accessable using the search feature.