Myspace! Myspace! Myspace! = $$$

Thanks for all the tips.

*Off to explore the wonders of myspace.

 

Code will be cracked soon, just like with yahoo videos

 

im willing to pay a good amount for anyone that can provide me with a working repost code.

PM me please

 

if only ajax cross-domain worked, we could extract the hash from the link and store it that way..but I keep getting permission denied

 

I belive that Myspace does boost traffic, but really unrelated traffic if your website ... is not related with myspace lol. But yea it can be used as a marketing tool!

 

The bulletins are throwing up unique tokens if you try to post from an external page. Anybody found a workaround?

Will pay for a fix.

 

yes.. start the code with </form>

 

</form> ? how does that help?

 

</form> means end of form.

The generation of unique id is probably in the form. So ending the form code will eliminate the generation of the token.

 

Could you guys elaborate on the </form> fix? Are you hypothesising or is this a known fix?

 

but </form> is put there to end A form, if there isn't one there is doesn't have any effect on what comes after it.

where exactly do you think it should be placed?

 

I'm confused as well. Can you please clarify?

How do you start a form with a closing tag?

 

Starting the bulletin with </form> has nothing to do with it. That's another problem entirely. When MySpace users view the bulletin it's within a form. Therefor if you want a form as part of the bulletin you need to close the surrounding form first.

The way things used to work was that you could create a form on your webpage that submitted to MySpace and fill in the bulletin subject and body. You can't do that anymore. In order to get the bulletin submitted you need to pass a hash code.

 

I wonder if this kind of "strategy" is also applicable on friendster, since I have quite many friends there.

 

nope, unfortunatly.

 

Did you email Google once the spike of traffic started.

If I had a large spike in traffic I would of told them about it and tell them where the traffic is coming.

The way to make money on the internet is to advertise and try to get as much good traffic as possible. Alot of online sites have spikes in traffic from time to time. I don't think Google should have closed your account just because of a spike in traffic. If you had proof that it was coming from there by showing them your stats and things then I can't see why they could have closed your account unless it was really fraudulent traffic or they thought you were involved in spamming your site on MySpace due to the huge spike in traffic which unfortunately was most probably the case.

I am really sorry that you lost your account by the way.

Maybe the got a little wearing and didn't like it because your traffic started to grow at a greater rate than what theirs is growing or something. lol

 

Yes, by the look of things, Adsense shouldn't delete your account as you are not using tools to automatically get clicks on your adsense ads. You are using tools to automatically get a spike in your websites traffic which is nothing to do with Adsense.

 

my space will ban html bullitens before long lol...then we are all screwD

 

Wow, its pretty amazing how stats can boom up so quickly

 

is this code still going down or is their a new code!!!

some one just posted a bulliten on myspace 2 days ago some girl on my list going "sorry if any one got the bullitens virus, I clicked it and it just sent to every one on my list"

is their possibly a new code out some where?

any one heard any news???