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07-28-2019 10:56 AM #1 AdPlexity (Member)
[Breaking] 250+ Ready-To-Go Affiliate Landers From AdPlexity - ONLY $1!!

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07-28-2019 11:07 AM #2 dominium ()

Was about to get my morning coffee... then I saw this

#CrushIt

07-28-2019 12:32 PM #3 maelstrom (Member)

Ok. I will call this super nice birthday present.
Thank you!

07-28-2019 04:41 PM #4 cmdeal (Veteran Member)

Wow, $1 ??? Please take my money!

07-28-2019 06:58 PM #5 diplomat (Member)

Noice, bought it. Thanks for the deal!

07-28-2019 09:43 PM #6 matuloo (Legendary Moderator)

Ah very nice, I'm sure many newbie affiliates will benefit from this a lot!

07-30-2019 12:33 PM #7 AdPlexity (Member)

Hey guys,

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07-31-2019 08:48 AM #8 adserk (Member)

nicee! thats some good collection of prelanders

08-03-2019 03:00 AM #9 baonh25 (Member)

Thanks man, this "morning coffee" is really delicious!

08-03-2019 09:57 AM #10 honeyb (Member)

Such a great gift! And I say it's a gift because it's better than any deal. Basically free. I just wish you would offer this few days earlier. I had to pay freelance $$ to clean up one LP. But, I'm not mad at you.

08-03-2019 10:04 AM #11 maynzie (Moderator)

Haha what a steal! Cheers Mr. Om for the awesome offer

08-03-2019 10:33 AM #12 erikgyepes (Moderator)

This is awesome for everyone who is starting out, no excuses that you don't have landers now

10-25-2019 03:47 PM #13 cholan (Member)

@alex_om (adplexity) love you guys for still keeping the offer up. Just got mine

04-22-2020 11:46 PM #14 jeremie (Moderator)

Hi guys,

I downloaded the Adplexity package a couple of days ago.
Lots of ideas and great landers! Thanks for this

When reviewing them, I find a few that still have some scripts to steel traffic.
Here is the list, just in case you plan to use one of them.

Native-Push / Sweepstake / WIN iPhone 8 FELICITACIONES ES / index.html
=> Obfuscated JS - Steel 15% traffic

Native-Push / Sweepstake / WIN iphone 9 NL / index.html
=> Obfuscated JS - Steel some traffic

Native-Push / Investment - BTC / BINARY ES (Daily Profit) / index.html
=> eval() with redirect script

Native-Push / Casino / CASINO WOMAN SLOTS / JS / buttons.js
Native-Push / Casino / CASINO WOMAN WIN PROGRESIVE / JS / buttons.js
Native-Push / Gadgets / DRONE $99 / JS / buttons.js
Native-Push / Gadgets / LISTICLE_SENIORS / JS / buttons.js
=> Huge obfuscated JS - some strange URL at the bottom. I had no time to investigate.

04-23-2020 12:09 AM #15 affpayinggao (Veteran Member)

Great deal

04-23-2020 12:24 AM #16 s3ks3k (Senior Member)

Quote Originally Posted by jeremie View Post
Hi guys,

I downloaded the Adplexity package a couple of days ago.
Lots of ideas and great landers! Thanks for this

When reviewing them, I find a few that still have some scripts to steel traffic.
Here is the list, just in case you plan to use one of them.

Native-Push / Sweepstake / WIN iPhone 8 FELICITACIONES ES / index.html
=> Obfuscated JS - Steel 15% traffic

Native-Push / Sweepstake / WIN iphone 9 NL / index.html
=> Obfuscated JS - Steel some traffic

Native-Push / Investment - BTC / BINARY ES (Daily Profit) / index.html
=> eval() with redirect script

Native-Push / Casino / CASINO WOMAN SLOTS / JS / buttons.js
Native-Push / Casino / CASINO WOMAN WIN PROGRESIVE / JS / buttons.js
Native-Push / Gadgets / DRONE $99 / JS / buttons.js
Native-Push / Gadgets / LISTICLE_SENIORS / JS / buttons.js
=> Huge obfuscated JS - some strange URL at the bottom. I had no time to investigate.
Good spot! What are some clues for you to see if a particular script is stealing traffic?

I personally just look for the eval() code or any other outgoing links. But I am not sure if I'm covering all the tricks there are

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04-23-2020 03:33 AM #17 jeremie (Moderator)

The scripts I found recently do not use eval( most of the time (or they encode the eval function), as this function tends to get detected by antivirus. For example Avast blocked the loading of the lander "BINARY ES (Daily Profit)" as it spotted the eval(). So by using this function, you may lose some conversions if someone has an AV installed on his computer.

I use :
- JS Nice to deobfuscate code and explore a bit more
- base64decode.org to decode the base64 string (these strings often end up with = or ==, due to the base64 algorithm
- CodeBeautify to check that the images encoded in base64 in the source are actually images and not script

I search for (removing the " "):
- "="" to find base64 strings
- "//" in libraries to find "http://" "https://" and "//"
- "eval(" of course
- "atob(" > used to decode a base64 string
- "btoa(" > less frequent. Used to encode a string in base64
- "Math." and "rand" > frequently used to generate a random number between 0 and 100, and compare it to the threshold for stealing traffic (like if the random number is below or equal to 15, then redirect, otherwise no)

Plus:
- some other strings, which are the encode version of the abovementioned functions.
- modified libraries
- call to external ressources, looking at the FF dev console.


I am thinking of having my dev code a tool where you can drop a ZIP with a lander. The tool would open the zip, read the files and list potential issues that he finds (modified libraries, codes, URL...). For each issue, he returns the file and line. So that a dev can more easily remove them. If you could be interested, like my post or comment below, so I will have an idea if this is of interest.

04-23-2020 04:57 AM #18 s3ks3k (Senior Member)

Quote Originally Posted by jeremie View Post
The scripts I found recently do not use eval( most of the time (or they encode the eval function), as this function tends to get detected by antivirus. For example Avast blocked the loading of the lander "BINARY ES (Daily Profit)" as it spotted the eval(). So by using this function, you may lose some conversions if someone has an AV installed on his computer.

I use :
- JS Nice to deobfuscate code and explore a bit more
- base64decode.org to decode the base64 string (these strings often end up with = or ==, due to the base64 algorithm
- CodeBeautify to check that the images encoded in base64 in the source are actually images and not script

I search for (removing the " "):
- "="" to find base64 strings
- "//" in libraries to find "http://" "https://" and "//"
- "eval(" of course
- "atob(" > used to decode a base64 string
- "btoa(" > less frequent. Used to encode a string in base64
- "Math." and "rand" > frequently used to generate a random number between 0 and 100, and compare it to the threshold for stealing traffic (like if the random number is below or equal to 15, then redirect, otherwise no)

Plus:
- some other strings, which are the encode version of the abovementioned functions.
- modified libraries
- call to external ressources, looking at the FF dev console.


I am thinking of having my dev code a tool where you can drop a ZIP with a lander. The tool would open the zip, read the files and list potential issues that he finds (modified libraries, codes, URL...). For each issue, he returns the file and line. So that a dev can more easily remove them. If you could be interested, like my post or comment below, so I will have an idea if this is of interest.
Holy crap, thanks for the detailed information I'll definitely be using these checks from now on

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04-23-2020 05:41 AM #19 stickupkid (Senior Moderator)

Quote Originally Posted by jeremie View Post
The scripts I found recently do not use eval( most of the time (or they encode the eval function), as this function tends to get detected by antivirus. For example Avast blocked the loading of the lander "BINARY ES (Daily Profit)" as it spotted the eval(). So by using this function, you may lose some conversions if someone has an AV installed on his computer.

I use :
- JS Nice to deobfuscate code and explore a bit more
- base64decode.org to decode the base64 string (these strings often end up with = or ==, due to the base64 algorithm
- CodeBeautify to check that the images encoded in base64 in the source are actually images and not script

I search for (removing the " "):
- "="" to find base64 strings
- "//" in libraries to find "http://" "https://" and "//"
- "eval(" of course
- "atob(" > used to decode a base64 string
- "btoa(" > less frequent. Used to encode a string in base64
- "Math." and "rand" > frequently used to generate a random number between 0 and 100, and compare it to the threshold for stealing traffic (like if the random number is below or equal to 15, then redirect, otherwise no)

Plus:
- some other strings, which are the encode version of the abovementioned functions.
- modified libraries
- call to external ressources, looking at the FF dev console.


I am thinking of having my dev code a tool where you can drop a ZIP with a lander. The tool would open the zip, read the files and list potential issues that he finds (modified libraries, codes, URL...). For each issue, he returns the file and line. So that a dev can more easily remove them. If you could be interested, like my post or comment below, so I will have an idea if this is of interest.
This is golden!


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06-28-2020 01:54 PM #20 khoaatrnn (Member)

thank you bought it really useful!

07-11-2020 08:35 PM #21 bennimen ()

Bought it!

Then I looked at it and saw it was the same zip file of landers that I bought off of fiverr a few months ago when I first started for ~$35 :/. Got swindled.

07-12-2020 08:14 AM #22 dreamdealer (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by jeremie View Post
The scripts I found recently do not use eval( most of the time (or they encode the eval function), as this function tends to get detected by antivirus. For example Avast blocked the loading of the lander "BINARY ES (Daily Profit)" as it spotted the eval(). So by using this function, you may lose some conversions if someone has an AV installed on his computer.

I use :
- JS Nice to deobfuscate code and explore a bit more
- base64decode.org to decode the base64 string (these strings often end up with = or ==, due to the base64 algorithm
- CodeBeautify to check that the images encoded in base64 in the source are actually images and not script

I search for (removing the " "):
- "="" to find base64 strings
- "//" in libraries to find "http://" "https://" and "//"
- "eval(" of course
- "atob(" > used to decode a base64 string
- "btoa(" > less frequent. Used to encode a string in base64
- "Math." and "rand" > frequently used to generate a random number between 0 and 100, and compare it to the threshold for stealing traffic (like if the random number is below or equal to 15, then redirect, otherwise no)

Plus:
- some other strings, which are the encode version of the abovementioned functions.
- modified libraries
- call to external ressources, looking at the FF dev console.


I am thinking of having my dev code a tool where you can drop a ZIP with a lander. The tool would open the zip, read the files and list potential issues that he finds (modified libraries, codes, URL...). For each issue, he returns the file and line. So that a dev can more easily remove them. If you could be interested, like my post or comment below, so I will have an idea if this is of interest.
Would be very much interested in it. Thank you, @jeremie

07-12-2020 08:58 AM #23 bennimen ()

Quote Originally Posted by dreamdealer View Post
Would be very much interested in it. Thank you, @jeremie
He mentioned here that he's looking to have it ready by the end of August

https://stmforum.com/forum/thread.php?id=400445

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07-13-2020 08:57 AM #24 dreamdealer (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by bennimen View Post
He mentioned here that he's looking to have it ready by the end of August

https://stmforum.com/forum/thread.php?id=400445

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Thanks for pointing me out.

07-19-2020 12:25 AM #25 jeffs8914 (Member)

My pc says invalid when trying to open the folder after I download.

07-19-2020 04:25 AM #26 najeethecoptwriter (Member)

@jeffs8914 Same here. I emailed Adplexity support late Friday. Hopefully they can remedy the situation next week.

10-20-2020 06:58 AM #27 plutus (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by jeremie View Post
I am thinking of having my dev code a tool where you can drop a ZIP with a lander. The tool would open the zip, read the files and list potential issues that he finds (modified libraries, codes, URL...). For each issue, he returns the file and line. So that a dev can more easily remove them. If you could be interested, like my post or comment below, so I will have an idea if this is of interest.
Any updates on that tool? Is it still WiP?


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10-20-2020 08:14 AM #28 jeremie (Moderator)

@plutus, yes it is still in progress, 70% ready. It got delayed as the dev I am working with lives in Armenia and it is a war zone at the moment... But it will definitely be ready by end of year.

10-20-2020 08:23 AM #29 plutus (Member)

Quote Originally Posted by jeremie View Post
@plutus, yes it is still in progress, 70% ready. It got delayed as the dev I am working with lives in Armenia and it is a war zone at the moment... But it will definitely be ready by end of year.
Can you reveal some more details about it?

Is this going to be just diagnostic tool or something beyond that?

I'd be great to have a tool that outputs deobfuscated, unminified code alongside diagnostic details since this needs to be done anyway when fixing it up and it would speed up whole process a bit.

Looking forward to this, looks really promising

10-20-2020 11:39 AM #30 jeremie (Moderator)

Quote Originally Posted by plutus View Post
I'd be great to have a tool that outputs deobfuscated, unminified code alongside diagnostic details since this needs to be done anyway when fixing it up and it would speed up whole process a bit.
I will send you a demo account when it is released. You can not really deobfuscate that much, and anyway, when something is too obfuscated, it is best to detect it as early as possible and move on to another easier lander.

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