If you been on Roblox before, you probably searched up "free robux" at sometime in Google before to find robux generators. And once you found websites that promise to generate free robux, they always had something they call "human verification" at the end which was basically just "Complete one offer to continue" type thing. And those offers were basically either sign up to a website, download app or complete survey. And for each of these offers completed, creator of website would receive money.
Here's example of how these robux survey scams look like:![[Image: Screenshot-2024-07-29-23-02-53-823-edit-...ndroid.jpg]](https://i.ibb.co/bd2zNs4/Screenshot-2024-07-29-23-02-53-823-edit-com-duckduckgo-mobile-android.jpg)
After checking these website's html source, I noticed something they all have in common. Is that all of them share resources (like scripts, iframe sources, css files) all of them are from domain called [random string here].cloudfront.net which I assume was generated link by some kind of CPA network.
I wanted to try and register to this CPA network website so I can create my own cloudfront link and I could recreate that website. What I tried first is just finding that first link and removing everything after domain end like removing GET params, path file, leaving just domain and random subdomain after it. Because most of the times, this helps me figure out which network it comes from (for example, ad links or redirect links source can be figured out by checking it's domain). But this time this method did not help me on figuring out source of this network, even if I go to domain without random subdomain string.
Now, why im trying to recreate this website?
Well I'm thinking of creating my own website where content is locked behind offerwall. But unlike of robux scam, this one will be targeted for different audience (I have my own traffic source). I could make website myself because I know web development, what I need right now is just source of that CloudFront CPA. So I could create my own cloudfront iframe link and make money by making users do offers aka surveys in order to access content of website.
Here's example of how these robux survey scams look like:
After checking these website's html source, I noticed something they all have in common. Is that all of them share resources (like scripts, iframe sources, css files) all of them are from domain called [random string here].cloudfront.net which I assume was generated link by some kind of CPA network.
I wanted to try and register to this CPA network website so I can create my own cloudfront link and I could recreate that website. What I tried first is just finding that first link and removing everything after domain end like removing GET params, path file, leaving just domain and random subdomain after it. Because most of the times, this helps me figure out which network it comes from (for example, ad links or redirect links source can be figured out by checking it's domain). But this time this method did not help me on figuring out source of this network, even if I go to domain without random subdomain string.
Now, why im trying to recreate this website?
Well I'm thinking of creating my own website where content is locked behind offerwall. But unlike of robux scam, this one will be targeted for different audience (I have my own traffic source). I could make website myself because I know web development, what I need right now is just source of that CloudFront CPA. So I could create my own cloudfront iframe link and make money by making users do offers aka surveys in order to access content of website.
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