Smart Cookie Stuffer | 99.9% Undetectable, Never Seen Before Stealth Methods

[Sean Hoffman]

www.smartstuffer.com

[John34]

Does your package include file on how to set up this script,kind of instructions.

Also i have a doubt,say i have cookie stuffed acne blog with one of acne ebook from clickbank,say user come and visit that blog and do not buy anything.

Next day he visit some other blog (non cookie stuffed) say of ACNE selling acne ebook from clickbank,now he decided to purchase acne ebook from this blog,now i want to know if i will get this commission or owner of the blog ? Do explain how this work.

[Sean Hoffman]

Support

Here are the instructions, we also provide full support to our customers via email.

Your cookie will usually override those set in the future. That is how affiliate systems have setup their own system. It's only fair that way.

I also forgot to mention that warriors are saving $70 off site price.

[MikeC]

Just to confirm, if a visitor has been stuffed witha cookie and then uses another person's affiliate link the other person will get the commission as it overrides the stuffed cookie?

[wizlor]

Can we actually fake the referrer instead of blank it?

[Sean Hoffman]

Our set cookies will override all other set cookies.

Our software is setup to blank the referrer. Yes with slight modification you will be able to set a referrer though we will not offer support for this at the moment.

[John34]

Can you also answer this post.

Originally Posted by MikeC

Just to confirm, if a visitor has been stuffed witha cookie and then uses another person's affiliate link the other person will get the commission as it overrides the stuffed cookie?

[Sean Hoffman]

Yes, the person that sets their cookie last will gain commissions.

Unless you are running a form of malware locally on the computer and are always setting your own cookies.

[John34]

Originally Posted by Sean Hoffman

Yes, the person that sets their cookie last will gain commissions.

Unless you are running a form of malware locally on the computer and are always setting your own cookies.

So what is advantage of using this script as person who set cookie last gets benefit ?

Say i have stuffed my blog,visitor come and buy from my link,i will get commission anyway even if cookie is stuffed using script or not as clickbank automatically stuff cookie when visitor click my link?

In other case,visitor come to my cookie stuffed blog,click my link but do not decide to buy it,but next day he buy from some other blog and owner of that blog will get the commission as u said person who set cookie last get the commission.

[ebuyer123]

Originally Posted by John34

So what is advantage of using this script as person who set cookie last gets benefit ?

Yes, me too don't understand about this... what is the benefit?

I have never used any blackhat tactic online and probably will never be, unless....

Thanks.

ebuyer123

[Sean Hoffman]

Yes the person that sets the cookie on the visitor last will make a commision. That is why most people set more than one cookie at a time to cover a range of products instead of just doing one.

[ddasilva]

hmmm..... I thought that most affiliate programs have it setup to whoever had their cookie placed FIRST gets the commission. Perhaps its different for affiliate programs such as Amazon or Ebay where the cookie expires after a short period of time.

Every week or so I get affiliate commissions where the URL referrer was actually from another affiliate's web site. Therefore, even though the other affiliate referred them to the product site with their cookie being the last one placed, I still got the commission since I had my cookie already on their web site.

Maybe some affiliate programs are different. But in my experience, the first cookie over-rides all other cookies until it expires.

[Sean Hoffman]

It's just like if you you had signed into an email service and clicked "Remember me next time" the last cookie set is always used.

[X]

Originally Posted by ddasilva

hmmm..... I thought that most affiliate programs have it setup to whoever had their cookie placed FIRST gets the commission. Perhaps its different for affiliate programs such as Amazon or Ebay where the cookie expires after a short period of time.

Every week or so I get affiliate commissions where the URL referrer was actually from another affiliate's web site. Therefore, even though the other affiliate referred them to the product site with their cookie being the last one placed, I still got the commission since I had my cookie already on their web site.

Maybe some affiliate programs are different. But in my experience, the first cookie over-rides all other cookies until it expires.

No, at LEAST 95% of companies have
a "last cookie gets the commission"
setup.

I haven't used this software - know
nothing about it -

But "cookie stuffing" is a minor issue
when it comes to affiliates - by my
studies 8% of a commissions are "stolen"
while 25-30% of sales are never tracked
as they should be due to a variety of
defiencies - poor tracking, phone in
orders, etc.

And when I say "stolen" that means
I can see that the commission probably
should have gone to someone else - in
most cases this is just a link swap and
has nothing to do with "cookie stuffing".

If you think "cookie stuffing" is just
about swiping commissions from other
affiliates then you have not scratched
the surface of the potential they
enable.

In more clear language - a lot of dumbass
people have done dumbass things -
and a lot of even more dumbass people
who don't have clue one what they're
talking about have said **** they shouldn't
say because they're flat-assed ignorant.

If I sound a little charged up it's because
of dealing with people like Loozer who don't
understand what's going on, who will make
a big fuss about how this is designed to
steal other people's affiliate commissions,
yet buy products promoted to them by
someone else with their own links (or
the link of their love interest, same
difference).

There are a lot of ways to use this kind
of tool to HELP people make more money -
as a merchant I even ENCOURAGE my
affiliates to drop cookies for certain
specific benefits to us both, like SEO.

I'm not saying "buy this product" - I'm
not. But I am saying anyone with a little
smarts can do very cool things with this
type of software.

X

[Sean Hoffman]

X you are right on the money.

I'm encouraging anyone with a decent knowledge of PHP to pick up a copy of Smart Stuffer and modify it. Our code is clean and commented which provides a great basis for expansion.

If you are really good at PHP + MySQL then you should be able to code your own. But you already know that

[kindsvater]

From initial testing of this script I have to give it a thumbs down.

Initially, there is a huge red flag that appears in your web page's source code to any merchant who is looking for cookie stuffers.

Then there is the problem that it does not appear to be stuffing any cookies. Tried several links and programs, with numerous different IPs and different web browsers. Nothing.

Checking the database, it does not appear that critical data is being set, such as tracking referers.

There is a serious lack of documentation.

Bottom line: a complete waste of money.

[Sean Hoffman]

kindsvater

Please email me at support@smartstuffer.com

It seems that your .htaccess file isn't working.

The img files need forcetype set on them for it to work properly.

[Alex Andersson]

Does this script still work? I read that it either doesn't work or that it's leaking the referrer.