Buying any PayPal item for $0.01

Posted on July 28th, 2008 by DK1 in How to, Internet, Webmaster

Starting the first of a series this article will tell you how to better secure your clickbank sites.

This article focuses on on a method which makes it possible to ‘buy’ a product for $0.01 instead of its full price.

All you need is one Firefox addon. Tamper Data is a Add-On that has the ability to edit the header codes received and sent by the browser, therefore when buying something from a website you can change the amount of money that you pay for it on your pay pal account. So basically you can get any item that you desire for a cent…

Below is an step by step

Buying any PayPal item for $0.01 | paypal1

Buying any PayPal item for $0.01 | paypal2

Buying any PayPal item for $0.01 | paypal3

Buying any PayPal item for $0.01 | paypal4

Buying any PayPal item for $0.01 | paypal5

Buying any PayPal item for $0.01 | paypal6

One way around this is to use one of the many secure paypal processors around the internet.

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14 Comments

  • At 2008.07.31 06:20, Chelle said:

    That’s pretty scary that can be done. I am glad I don’t have to worry about that!

    • At 2008.07.31 12:14, Donace said:

      it sure is; considering how simple it is to do!
      I’ve had a sneak peak at the next article on the series and wow you would be surprised how insecure some clickbank sites are.

    • At 2008.08.01 13:17, The Phantom Update Post! said:

      [...] related articles for thenexus the first two of which have been great traffic drivers, namely buying any paypal item for $0.01which discusses a security flaw in some paypal sites and secondly 10-way-to-stay-anonymous-online. [...]

      • At 2008.08.02 17:06, Nathaniel said:

        Well, it is scary if it can be done to me, but if I am doing it, then I don’t care!
        Interesting thing, I hope I won’t be cheated. But, as I offer a service, and I take upfront payment, so unless it appears that they paid 1 cent I won’t have any trouble.

        • At 2008.08.06 21:52, bantingboy said:

          i’m not really use clickbank. So, no need to worry about that too much.

          • At 2008.08.22 14:43, mantiz said:

            man that is scary.. Well I don’t really use clickbank or other sites of the like, but still.. :o

            • At 2008.12.07 14:15, the Blogoholic said:

              Haha, I already know about the “Clickbank bug” ;)

              As for this, I don’t think it can really effect you when you’re selling on a small scale, but it will definitely cause problems for those large online shops.

              • At 2008.12.07 14:23, Donace said:

                Those who run ‘automated’ shops will feel the pinch indeed

              • At 2009.01.22 18:13, TAM said:

                This is crazy, I am amazed at how much there is to discover about making money online.

                • At 2009.01.23 06:36, Donace said:

                  Indeed security is an aspect rarely considered when doing MMO

                • At 2009.06.15 11:32, Kawika said:

                  Is this for real? How do you guard against this?

                  • At 2009.06.15 14:22, Donace said:

                    you will have to use secure transactions in paypal / your payment method. Very easy to do.

                    • At 2009.06.15 18:04, Kawika said:

                      Do you mean that simply using SSL will defeat this?

                      • At 2009.06.16 07:01, Donace said:

                        indeed; SSL or encrypting the the paypal button will work perfectly.

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