Warningpages.com still not fixed?
 

Hi all,

I thought that warningpages.com had fixed the problem of not being able to back out of their pages.

But I still get sites submitted where I can't back out after clicking the exit link.

Here's an example:

http://www.ilikexxx.com/butt-fuck-action/f/index.html

I have to click the back button 3 or 4 times before I get back to the site.

Lisa.

hm.... I use warningpages.com for my exit links but I never had problem like that!

back button is working for me.

These guys actually emailed me a week or so ago asking why I stopped sending traffic and I told them it was because of that reason, and he assured me they fixed it.

XP home 2002 SP2 - IE6

First click back results in the page reloading - second back click takes me back to the site

Close enough for me

The same for me :(

I've been keeping an eye on them since the trapped back button issue and haven't noticed them doing it again. Just checked that link and I get back in one click with Firefox 1.5.

I should have mentioned that I'm using Windows XP, Sp2 with IE 6.

Ther back button manipulation happens on IE but does not happen on firefox. It should also be noted that for some reason the destination site also sets cookies AND wants to use active-x just to display a page, which I find sort of annoying.

I cannot easily tell if the back button manipulation is happening on the destination site or with warningpages itself.

Alex

could anyone explain how warningpages work? how do I earn money?

instead of linking to google.com for your exit button/text you link to warningpages and get paid per click, I don't know how much tho.

EDIT!

Ummmkay, I clicked quote in a different thread and it ended up here? Or am I just confused? |crazy|

pssst...it's ok Swed...take the blue pill :D

not much, like a penny per click or something.

So linking to warningpages, you could only have 2 porn sponsor links, cause warningpages counts as a sponsor link, right? Then I guess it's better to put up an extra link to a sponsor, instead of linking to warningpages...

probably depends on the reviewer, but i would tend to think most would see it that way.