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    Default How do you hide referrers from your CPA network

    I have a site that has the following html code:



    *Spam**Spam**Spam**Spam*




    I'm trying to understand whether the CPA network will know where my traffic is coming from. I'm basically loading the CPA networks offer landing page into a frame on my site. Is this the best way to hide referrers?

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    They still see where it comes from.

    You can do it this way.

    Don't put your affiliate link into the source. Create a php file on your server (get a free one if you need one. Look in my signature if you need some free hosting) and put this code in the index.php file



    I haven't tested it yet but it should work

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    Just played with the code and it doesn't work. Will keep playing and let you know.

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    You could use this meta refresh:





    Title





    That should work, as far as I understand. This was taken from Ruck's blog btw.

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    how about refresh in php?

    header( 'refresh: 1; url=http://urlgoeshere' );

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    meta refresh works i was hoping this guys php code would work above (not the refresh one) but it doesnt a php solution would rock my world

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    what? my method won't work?

    originally i used to use:



    but switched to



    then looked at the http header plugin from firefox to see and less info was passed with the 2nd method.

    hope i'm right. right?

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    Try http://cloakedlink.com
    It auto-generates a page with a meta refresh for your link.

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    What about an image redirect or php redirect to another php file on your server, and inside the php file it will be...




    Would that remove the referrer??

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    I just checked out Ruck's blog at

    hxxp://cashtactics.net/01/07/sneaky-links-meta-refresh-vs-php-redirect/

    It gives me everything i needed to know about hiding the referrer!!

    Thanks alot people.

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