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Originally Posted by XPays
One interesting thing in this thread is the cookie talk.
if webmasters really want to see their sales drop- they can use programs that do not hardcode their links. be careful what you wish for- revolving methods around cookies is a smokescreen. keep a year or lifetime cookie- whatever, sales still are not going to track accurately because cookies are good for a lot of things- but not for core affiliate tracking.
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I don't get it personally. Why not have multiple methods for tracking affiliate sales in case one fails? Redundancy in this type of thing using various methods to track affiliate traffic seems like the way to go.
I'm sure there are methods that can be implemented on the affiliate end as well to kill the spawned windows from spyware/adware/malware.