Comments on: The World of Affiliate Espionage http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/ Affiliate marketing information, help, reviews, and tips. Wed, 20 Aug 2008 12:12:31 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 By: Beer http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3755 Beer Wed, 06 Feb 2008 20:36:55 +0000 http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3755 Keyword spy is dead? for the last 2 days the site has failed to even load for me. SpyFu never has results and keyword complete only finds 1 one or 2 keywords. keyword spy was the only decent one and now its gone.. does anyone else have other resources? Keyword spy is dead? for the last 2 days the site has failed to even load for me.

SpyFu never has results and keyword complete only finds 1 one or 2 keywords. keyword spy was the only decent one and now its gone.. does anyone else have other resources?

]]> By: Mad Ape http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3536 Mad Ape Fri, 01 Feb 2008 19:56:38 +0000 http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3536 Privacy and the Internet are not always the best of friends. You can bet that this information is being used to its full potential by more people and companies that you may care to admit! The Mad Ape Privacy and the Internet are not always the best of friends. You can bet that this information is being used to its full potential by more people and companies that you may care to admit!

The Mad Ape

]]> By: Living Off Dividends http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3197 Living Off Dividends Fri, 25 Jan 2008 19:56:38 +0000 http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3197 very informative. thanks. very informative.

thanks.

]]> By: Securitypro http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3165 Securitypro Thu, 24 Jan 2008 22:50:28 +0000 http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-3165 "As somebody who maintains my own dedicated servers and has been using Unix since the 1980’s and Linux since 1993, I might add with Cisco CNE certification," Interesting, Cisco does not offer a CNE cert, Novell does.. Are you posting this simply to impress and sell a crappy script? "there is no way you can do a reverse lookup and find out what domains are on a particular server." Are you sure about that? You may want to think of the information they collect on all of the domains and rethink that statement. "use nslookup to find the ip of the site your targeting and then crawl the IP block." This is not a valid methodology. Have you ever heard of host headers? What is 100 hosts are on that single IP address, nslookup is going to show you the reverse entry given to the host, not the names of all of the websites. "I request mine (for my hosting clients) in blocks of four and I am currently routing eight Class “C” blocks *on one dedicated server alone*" Again, sounds like you are not aware of host headers. You must have learned everything you know in the 80's back on that unix box. You either have over 750 clients in which case you would be too busy to post on here, or your wasting IP space. Wait there is a 3rd option as well, you must be totally full of it. Keeping in line with you thinking you should stop paying the electric company. If you want to send me $100 , I will send you instructions on how to make your own using nothing but a key, a little string, and a kite! “As somebody who maintains my own dedicated servers and has been using Unix since the 1980’s and Linux since 1993, I might add with Cisco CNE certification,”

Interesting, Cisco does not offer a CNE cert, Novell does.. Are you posting this simply to impress and sell a crappy script?

“there is no way you can do a reverse lookup and find out what domains are on a particular server.”

Are you sure about that? You may want to think of the information they collect on all of the domains and rethink that statement.

“use nslookup to find the ip of the site your targeting and then crawl the IP block.”

This is not a valid methodology. Have you ever heard of host headers? What is 100 hosts are on that single IP address, nslookup is going to show you the reverse entry given to the host, not the names of all of the websites.

“I request mine (for my hosting clients) in blocks of four and I am currently routing eight Class “C” blocks *on one dedicated server alone*”

Again, sounds like you are not aware of host headers. You must have learned everything you know in the 80’s back on that unix box. You either have over 750 clients in which case you would be too busy to post on here, or your wasting IP space. Wait there is a 3rd option as well, you must be totally full of it.

Keeping in line with you thinking you should stop paying the electric company. If you want to send me $100 , I will send you instructions on how to make your own using nothing but a key, a little string, and a kite!

]]> By: genomicist http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-2825 genomicist Tue, 15 Jan 2008 01:32:50 +0000 http://uberaffiliate.com/affiliate-tips/the-world-of-affiliate-espionage/#comment-2825 In response to your friend making $200k in three weeks, that's just incredible! I'd pay good money to learn how to do that or even half that! In response to your friend making $200k in three weeks, that’s just incredible! I’d pay good money to learn how to do that or even half that!

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