[GET] Easy Landing Page Pro - Free Access

[CyberNinja]

Get it before its gone and start working

[hide]www.getelpp.com/activate.php[/hide]

[whywork]

I had shared this prior to BBHF crash but since that thread's gone CyberNinja can carry the torch. :)

Perhaps this will spark another discussion about Vick Strizheus (owner of ELPP)?

[one]

My "vibes" say: do not bother to download? And I think I remember something about the elpp bit

[CyberNinja]

(04-26-2013 03:53 AM)whywork Wrote:  I had shared this prior to BBHF crash but since that thread's gone CyberNinja can carry the torch. :)

Perhaps this will spark another discussion about Vick Strizheus (owner of ELPP)?

Yes I searched for existing threads and eventhough a link popped up but the thread didn't exist
Wish we can do something about those who keep crashing our forum

[kenef]

Uuuuuuuuuuups, wrong thread :D. Please delete me!

[doddy]

I think the idea here is to get your ftp username and password so that the ELpepe's owner could manipulate the data and access anytime he wish to? Come on guys and gals, he is also the grey-blackish type of hat....ROFL.....

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Biggest Thumb down to the ELPP, the owner is harvesting emails addresses and testing your landing pages for his own purposes!!!!!! What a ridiculous marketing strategy if no blackhatters could see through this silly one!

[Ayman017]

i wanna try if it's working

[frothbucket]

I got logged in, but every time I try to save a new landing page, it just goes to an empty list. What gives?

[yacinegm]

thanks for share

[frothbucket]

(05-04-2013 06:54 PM)doddy Wrote:  I think the idea here is to get your ftp username and password so that the ELpepe's owner could manipulate the data and access anytime he wish to? Come on guys and gals, he is also the grey-blackish type of hat....ROFL.....

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Biggest Thumb down to the ELPP, the owner is harvesting emails addresses and testing your landing pages for his own purposes!!!!!! What a ridiculous marketing strategy if no blackhatters could see through this silly one!

I don't think that is probably the case. At least not unless you don't know what you are doing.
It takes all of 30 seconds to create a new ftp account in a cpanel that only has access to a given directory. After you've created your page and it's uploaded to the directory, what's to keep you from changing your ftp password? I think you're over reacting just a tad.