[GET] The Invisible Signal

[rhqman]

Salespage:

Magic Button :

Code:

http://www.streetwisenews.com/is/

SeyarabataDL:

Magic Button :

Code:

https://seyarabata.com/62e6f9abb968d

MediafireDL:

Magic Button :

Code:

https://www.mediafire.com/file/fgyqxiz8dhhehgq/The+Invisible+Signal.pdf/file

[solar33]

Thanks for sharing.
I got the mailshot for this through the door recently.
I downloaded it and have just read around halfway through.
It looks an interesting method so far. I may give it a go later.

Reps added.
Cheers!
Solar33

[banjo]

Thanks for the interesting share, rhqman.

Gotta be bulls..t, but have to read it :)

[midastouch]

Another excellent share.

Thank You!

MT

[Expand]

Didn't need to create a new thread.

My link is still live...

https://bestblackhatforum.com/Thread-MY-...EMS?page=6

[midastouch]

Don't understand how Streetwise get away with charging £247 for these systems.

I remember, back in the 90's they REFUSED to have anything to do with betting.

Just shows how much money there is in this niche.

Any more Streetwise manuals to share anyone?

I remember their very first one which was to do with printing a small business directory (pre-internet obviously), which would contain just One business type - one dentist, pizza, estate agent, etc...

Quite a decent guide to be honest and I made a few quid doing it back in the day.

MT

[layna61524]

@midastouch: To answer your question, yes, there are more reports but so as not to infringe on what rhqman and Expand have already shared, I will tell you how to find them. If you have already put the sales page URL into a site ripper and got no downloads, you can do a Google search with these keywords:

As you can see in the image above, I've placed arrows besides the Streetwise News downloads you can grab directly from those links.

The second arrow in that image above points to another URL that company uses, so I did another Google search and found more:

So, there's that. For me, this feels "like dejà-vu all over again" because I clearly remember seeing some of these titles in an old post where I shared these downloads.

Here is one file I found. I don't know if it's included in what's already been shared so, you can forego downloading it if the link has been posted.

MILLION POUND BOOK

Magic Button :

Code:

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https://www.streetwisepublicationsltd.com/thank-you-oto/
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I hope this helps.

BY THE WAY...

@Any and All: Can someone help with this computer-related issue I'm having? Image links I put in my posts are not showing up on BBHF in Chrome and Edge but they are in Firefox. I have already searched online and all I find is the same thing about tweaking the browser's settings so that images are enabled. I have those settings the way they should be.

I use the paid version of Ice Cream Screen Recorder Pro, which works great for me after Techsmith made some change on their end and the links their program generates contain strangely padded text that keep images from showing in BBHF. Instead, I get a broken text string like this: [Image:3o42u805340]

I've contacted Techsmith support; they seem unable to help me, so I cancelled my account. I have also reached out to Lala but she tells me the images all show up on her end in both Chrome and Firefox. After the recent forum hack, I thought maybe there could be some residual effects that haven't been cleaned up but maybe the problem is with my computer or the browsers.

Is anyone else having issues seeing images where they should be? If anyone has a suggestion, please send me a PM. Otherwise, I'm going to delete and re-install both browsers (and cross my fingers!).


for reading!
Layna61524

[Ghost Fox]

Not sure if this was covered in Layna's images but you can always try the following at the end of the URL: /?s=thank you

[layna61524]

@GWMO: Hey there, friend! I was wondering where you've been! Good to "see" you!

Thanks for adding that alternative search option. I didn't include that in my post but yes, it's always good to have a few more tricks up one's sleeve. One can also substitute the word thank you with download if they don't get the desired results. Doing either may bring up those pages in an archived list and all that's left to do is to follow those links to see what, if anything is there.

But gone are the days when seeing what looks like a product link automatically leads to a file you can transfer to your computer. As marketers get smarter about protecting their products, their "Thank You" pages often go to blanket statements that read: "Thank you for your purchase. Please check your email for the download link." Or "Log in to the members' area; access to this product has been added to your account."

Other merchants let third-party payment processors deliver links to their customers based on the email address they used at checkout. Some vendors use software that processes the payment and automatically sets up an account, using the the buyer's email address as the "username" and assigns a strong password (that the buyer can change later, if they choose to) and then delivers a welcome email with the login URL and the credentials to access the product or course area.

All these methods work to keep products out of the hands of folks, like us, who didn't buy them.

So, yes, there are other ways to search for downloads and it's smart to know about (and regularly use) them.

There will be times when a site ripper tool will fail to bring up download links, but a manual search engine query, like what I described in post #7 or a URL search query, like you described in post #8 will bring you very pleasant surprises.

Any "black-hatter" worth his or her salt lives by the words of Robert the Bruce, King of Scotland, who is famously quoted as having said: "If at first you don't succeed, try, try and try again." Without having multiple options to find what you want, you are limited by how many times you try.



for reading!
Layna61524

[Ice Glass]

Thanks your shares are great.