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UPDATE - SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
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I just added a new post near the end of the thread with more
information on finding links like these. I also updated the OP
with a new text document with more download links. Please
scroll to the September 30, 2020 update for that. Thanks!

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BONUS AND PLR DOWNLOADS
... WITH (WORKING) MEDIAFIRE LINKS!

This product represents one of the many PLR type products available to download

While link-hunting, I came across this treasure trove of mediafire download links for PLR and bonus products. Someone uploaded it to pastebin last year and the links I tested worked just fine (and I hope they are all working).

Copy-and-paste the links into your browser (or downloader app) of choice.

GET IT HERE:

Magic Button :

The scan below is for the text document I am sharing only. Don't forget to always run a local AV scan on any actual files you download.

NOTE: If any links are dead, don't bother reporting them. The document is not my own and I cannot re-up anything.

VIRUS TOTAL:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/d8c2.../detection
File name: PLR-DLS-MEDIAFIRE.txt
File size: 5.51 KB
Detection ratio: 0 / 55
Analysis date: 2020-09-30 00:00:02 UTC

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UPDATE --- SEPTEMBER 30, 2020
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I just added another text document I found with lots more links. I did not get the chance to "test" them so please do your own due diligence.

BUT WAIT! THERE'S MORE!

Magic Button :

VIRUS TOTAL:
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/9028.../detection
File name: But Wait, Theres More.txt
File size: 7.98 KB
Detection ratio: 0 / 59
Analysis date: 2020-09-30 21:22:24 UTC

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THEY TOOK IT FROM!

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Thanks a lot to Layna61524, rep added.

Why, you're all very welcome, of course. Had the person who uploaded that list to pastebin identified him (or her) self, I would have credited them gladly.

If any of you are interested, Pastebin is full-to-overflowing with links like these; it's just that this forum doesn't take kindly to my mentioning them so often.

So let me suggest this...

Do a Google search like so:

site:pastebin (dot) com mediafire (niche)

Here are the 3 parts to the search query explained:

* Source site - Write out the site name as a URL and not like I posted it above;

* Mediafire is the file share site you want to download from. You can substitute that with zippyshare or even mega.nz (and to a lesser degree ... solidfiles) but I find mediafire to be "the best" for links that last. You're almost sure to find that zippy links will die before your very eyes; and lastly,

* Niche - Remove the (parentheses) because you don't need them. And I do know you're smart enough not to type the word "niche" ... so you can plug in any niche or category you like in that spot. Or leave it out altogether. Doing so will get you a lot more Google results but you will probably also spend a lot of time chasing behind links that might not yield anything useful. I recommend you start by using niche keywords. If nothing comes up, then try casting a wider net (by searching without a niche keyword).

ALSO: If you want relevant, useful downloads, you can add keywords: 2019, 2020 to see what comes up.

Nothing is more frustrating than finding what you want then realizing it is 10 to 20 years old. But that doesn't apply across the board. Copywriting downloads should be fine, no matter the date but something like social media marketing or Kindle publishing would require content with up-to-the-minute best practices.

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UPDATE - September 30, 2020
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To better illustrate what I posted above, I just performed a quick Google search looking for course downloads with a mega link.

Here is just a snippet of the page 1 results I got...

You can see by the dates, those uploads were fairly recent (2019 and 2020).

And the mega links are showing up, in full, in a lot of the site descriptions. You don't even need to leave that page to "test" a few of those links to see what the content is!

BUT TO BE COMPLETELY FAIR...

While it appears that one simple search yielded a TON of downloads, that's not to say that all the links will work.

Or that some of the downloads are not password protected.

PASSWORD ISSUES: Most of the files will open without issue but if you are asked for a password, don't assume that means to use THIS forum's password. It doesn't --- unless the download came from BBHF originally and found its way on another site (and that happens, too).

THINK OUTSIDE THE BOX. I see a lot of people here posting "PW don't work..." or "What's the pass? Our forum pass ain't working!"

Remember that we're going outside of this forum to find stuff so the password needed is probably anything BUT this forum's password. But then again, it could very well be.

If you did not see anything about a password in the ReadMe.txt file, or on the page you downloaded the file from, you may be plum-out-of-luck. The most you can do is to perform another search, this time, naming the product or file as the keyword. You may be able to find the files elsewhere, without password protection.

Oftentimes people just grab other people's mega links from elsewhere to share on public forums (I'm doing that right now) but because these links are bandied about, something vital always gets lost in the transfer. Unless you know the true source of the files, it will be a guessing game to get the password.

Usually, you can try the site URL where the downloads came from, without the preceding "http(s)://www." to see if that works.

As a last resort, you can "guess" what the password is by employing several possibilities (passwords used on files for other downloads) but that's like pulling a horse's tooth with a pair of drugstore tweezers. It'll take forever and it won't be pretty.

If you are stumped for a password, send me a PM. I can suggest a few that have worked but I cannot promise they will open the file without knowing the true source of the download. And by that, I mean the actual forum or file share site it was originally grabbed from.

The whole point of my share here is to show you how easy it is to "find stuff" with a simple little web search. What comes after that can be more difficult, detective work.

So now you can search for golden links on your own because they are definitely out there!

Just be sure to get yourself a bigger hard drive because you're gonna need it!

I hope many of you will find this advice useful. I want to thank everyone for your continued support (kind comments and reps added).

I

y'all!

for enjoying my shares!
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