LPLockdown - If You Like Giving Your Pages Away

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uber is like the kid that just finally snaps after all these years of taking abuse

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I ran it a long time ago... with a different landing page.. I don't think I need to tell you what kind it was from what we've all seen from affiliate trends in the past year

Anyways, Put this new LP up to test out PPV traffic cause the old one wasn't cutting it. Neither did this one. If you don't believe me... go for it... try it.

Oh yeah! Go fuck yourself.

Damn nice one, the second dickroll in 2 days and I haven't fallen for one in months...
 
uber is like the kid that just finally snaps after all these years of taking abuse

lmao I can't even take all the credit for what I posted. I agreed to take the backlash of posting it because some of the founding fathers didn't want their names revealed. I'm a hoax.

nickycakes said:
Uber still mad that I destroyed ubercamp.

Why would I need to hide behind private whois? My info is public.

Hating me won't make you less of a complete failure.

Have a good one, emo.

Riiiight.
 
Doesn't one of the many features of WPSmartTools do the same thing?
Sort of. Nicky's tool is a bit more advanced (downtime tracking, "extra" cloaking), but it's also remotely hosted which introduces problems like this one. Nicky claimed on Jon Volk's blog that this is "way faster" than Smart Tools, but I'm willing to bet that isn't really the case.

J.
 
Uber still mad that I destroyed ubercamp.

Why would I need to hide behind private whois? My info is public.

Hating me won't make you less of a complete failure.

Have a good one, emo.



I think this thread deserved a better come back than that,

Just saying
 
Here's a doozie for our loyal NickyCakes fanbois. Rather than use LPLockdown for protecting my own landing pages, I figured I'd just use it to find and steal other affiliates' landing pages. This one's for Goobercamp.

Let's see how 'effective' LPLockdown is...

Step 1. Reverse IP on LPLockdown.com yields this domain: 11i.us, which was exposed on WF as a tracking url for LPLockdown.

Step 2. A simple whois confirms that Mr. Koscianski owns the domain. No Privacy Guard on your own sites and you're trying to peddle that you have to guard everything?

Step 3. Let's plug 11i.us into Compete.com and check out the referring sites. Here's a couple: thispissesjustinoff.com & justinsabs.com

Step 4. Visit justinsabs.com to confirm that Cakes magic script is on there. It is. OMG a javascript redirect off the page to another site. I must have been cloaked?$*$(*$

Step 5. Turn off javascript. For firefox users Enable Or Disable JavaScript - Firefox

Step 6. Revisit justinsabs.com. Oh look, no cloak.

Step 7. Cntrl-S to save the page. View source. Remove JS. Reupload. Page jacked kthxbye.

Let's take it a step further. Justinsabs.com must be a super dooper affiliate since he went through the trouble of cloaking his page with the "extremely effective" technology of Mr. Cakes. Let's see what else he's got running. Reverse IP justinsabs.com if you're interested, I won't out all his pages here.

Let's whois one of these at least. How about Deeboo.com - Dee Boo - | Webmaster, SEO, Internet Marketing Community. Oh look, Registrant: Justin Dupre. Wasn't he the guy who wrote Justin Dupre | Internet Marketing & Affiliate Marketing | Justin Dupre and proclaimed "The things Nick has included in this is ridiculous for any affiliate marketer." Must be one of those "satisfied customers" who can attest to how effective Cakes' service is...

Don't trash the industry for it's bullshit gurus selling things when you're doing the exact same thing yourself.

I can find lp's by using compete to look up data on affiliate network trackers. Their info is usually not private either. Does that mean I shouldn't use them?

If I want to find an LP and the traffic sources I can find a way to do it. Whether it is using compete, calling your account rep who I know will turn over your data, using domain tools archived info. There is always a way.

Nick's tool, a good one, isn't made to 100% hide your page or 100% keep it from getting stolen. It is made to keep uncreative morons from stealing your shit them moment you put it up. It is made to keep most people from stealing your page. A the tool does just that.

I've used the tool, it is good, I would recommend it for people who like to outsource this type of work (like me). This whole thread should be deleted, it is a joke.
 
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Sort of. Nicky's tool is a bit more advanced (downtime tracking, "extra" cloaking), but it's also remotely hosted which introduces problems like this one. Nicky claimed on Jon Volk's blog that this is "way faster" than Smart Tools, but I'm willing to bet that isn't really the case.

J.


It's a wordpress plugin, which, by nature, will be slower than almost anything out there. Plus the fact that you're pigeonholed into using wordpress for your lander makes it an apples-oranges comparison. Even the people who DO use wordpress for making landers will almost always render the page and then convert it into static html if they have decent traffic.

I do welcome you to get an account, make your own comparisons, and ask for a refund if you aren't satisfied.
 
I again would love for you to demonstrate that it's slower - I seriously doubt the small (especially if you use WP Cache or convert to static HTML) overhead introduced by my plugin is larger than the DNS resolution and other issues involved in inter-domain hotlinking; and no matter what that isn't a big issue. :)

I still don't really view us as competitors though. :) I think your tool has a much different niche than mine; WP Smart Tools is a WordPress plugin, obviously for people who are using WordPress - and theft protection is just one small part of it.
 
WP Smart tools never answers my emails and the reason I bought it, that feature doesn't even work. Are you the owner? If so PM me.
 
One of the LPs outed in this thread was a jacked version. Not sure why you would need a javascript to protect that...
 
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