Bitly Clicks

[JackCrow 4]

Hi everyone,

 

Quick question. I'm trying to fake a bit of traffic to a Bitly link and I'm hitting a bit of a wall. ( no puns intended ) The issue is that while the traffic is being delivered, the referrer does not get picked up by Bitly and it reads as unknown. I'm guessing the link needs to be actually clicked on the page I want as the referrer but I'm not sure how that could be done on social media sites outside of having to sign into an account each time.

I've attached an image if it helps explain what I'm saying. The Facebook traffic is legit while unknown is the fake traffic I'm sending. Any insight is greatly appreciated.

[Enigma 78]

Did you set the referrer you want? http://wiki.ubotstudio.com/wiki/Set_Referrer

 

Note: A referrer-faker isn't waterproof though... there are ways for sites to get a real referer eventhough you're faking/blanking it.

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

Please show some code and we can help you better.

 

You may be missing more tham one thing.

[JackCrow 4]

Sorry if what I'm saying is confusing. I'm just trying to send some fake traffic to a bitly link and make it look like it's coming from Facebook. I've tried just about everything and I'm not sure if it's a Facebook or Bitly issue. I am guessing it needs to be an actual click because the referrer didn't work but the damn clicks don't seem to be working either. Below is a bit of code. Please note, I've been running CCleaner, clearing cooking and using different proxies on every click. Also, it seems like the pop-up window will not open unless it's internet explorer.

set user agent("Internet Explorer 10")
allow popups("In New Window")
navigate("https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=577292809083778&id=100004091927612&pnref=story", "Don\'t Wait")
wait for browser event("Everything Loaded", 10)
if($exists(<innertext=w"http://bit.ly/*">)) {
    then {
        click(<innerhtml=w"http://bit.ly/*">, "Left Click", "No")
        wait($rand(30, 40))
    }
    else {
    }
}



Seems to make sense, right? Well, now visit https://bitly.com/1v9EJjc+ Please create a free bitly account if you don't have an account already so you can see what sites the bitly link is coming from. You'll notice that the traffic is not coming from Facebook or it might not be read at all. I've tried several different things and I can not get it to have Bitlink read that it's coming from Facebook. 

 

What am I missing? Am I doing this completely wrong? All I need is to send a bit of fake traffic to a bitly link and have it come from Facebook. How the heck can I do that?

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

I will look at this as soom as I can.

 

Maybe some one will chime in sooner.

 

First thoughts:

 

I am sure you are aware bitly has been around a long time. They have many filters for bots in general.

Like ours but not specifically for this.

 

Data mining bots for stats for twitter and facebook etc.

 

That is why they have apparently the most accurate stats. IDK for fact.

 

If you have HTTP PI you may be familiar with looking at the header traffic from fiddler or HTTP live headers for FF/Chrome.

 

In the headers, may lye your answers. You need to send the same header info as FB would or any other referring sites.

 

So check out the traffic and copy the headers through fiddler or some traffic sniffer.

 

If you dont have the HTTP PI you can use Python. There is a section Python 101 in Scripting forum/

 

This is probably your best option. There are couple others.

 

But that's off the top of my head.

 

Will look into it soon regardless,

 

CD

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

Also don't use Ubot standard user agents...dead give away cuz they are out dated.

 

Here is current FF

 

set user agent("Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:33.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0")

[JackCrow 4]

Thanks. It really means a lot to me.

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

Yeah this worhs...

set user agent("Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:33.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0")
set referrer("https://www.facebook.com/permalink.php?story_fbid=577292809083778&id=100004091927612&pnref=story")
navigate("http://bit.ly/UbotTesterLink","Wait")

Ninja trick...
if you have a site of your own do the same thing but for your site.

 

then you can look at actual referring link to place in referrer node.

this is so looks more real

if you notice there are two now in bitly for face book

although that may fly, if it were me I'd look at referring sites in my sites back-end and use that

 

CD

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

Here is the one with correct referrer

got from http header

set user agent("Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1; WOW64; rv:33.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/33.0")
set referrer("http://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=http%3A%2F%2Fbit.ly%2FUbotTesterLink&h=pAQGB2bkv&enc=AZNRQPFfleu4wZ2t1lt69Z5BJDcRujg_K78T3YdUcVGSH44CuiJXLr3jutv9rHmaW_yDkjp_U3rwzMx-0SdBHNt3aDceIk1EOJNXZZYn4nr6KkHaZOeRePUl9F7efLUjL2r8wsT2RMMB9EHtHqsTrlsTOI_WrzgsFEMLHEdHSfKTJQ&s=1")
navigate("http://bit.ly/UbotTesterLink","Wait")

works like real one

[JackCrow 4]

Hi Code,

 

Thanks for the help but I'm still having issues. It seems like it worked once or twice but then stops... What a pain. Though, I was running it without CCleaner beforehand. Think that could be the issue even though I'm cleaning cookies? If you run it in a loop or with proxies the click won't show... errrr... Any ideas?

[Code Docta (Nick C.) 638]

Well,

 

 

the best is anonymous proxies.Better is private proxies.

 

1 IP 1 click and apparently sometimes more than one.

 

I would not expect more. Especially in the same day or even week.

 

ccleaner will help indeed, but they wont be counting clicks from the same IP. You need to have good anonymous proxies that wont leak you real IP and keep a database of the ones you used.

 

Test the ones you have used later.

 

Yes, proxies can get expensive, but what are these clicks worth to you? (rhetorical)

 

CD