I have some questions about VPS affiliate programs.

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• Fubukibox Member

  April 2

  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk
• jackpops Member

  April 2

  @Fubukibox said:
  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk

  For example, this link: https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?aff=801&pid=321

  Without obtaining the PID, it is impossible to redirect to the specific product page.
• Fubukibox Member

  April 2

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:
  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk

  For example, this link: https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?aff=801&pid=321

  Without obtaining the PID, it is impossible to redirect to the specific product page.

  you can just https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?pid=321 remove aff=801& part out of the url and it works fine on my end
• jackpops Member

  April 2

  @Fubukibox said:

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:
  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk

  For example, this link: https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?aff=801&pid=321

  Without obtaining the PID, it is impossible to redirect to the specific product page.

  you can just https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?pid=321 remove aff=801& part out of the url and it works fine on my end

  What I want to know is how to get the PID.
• RIYAD Member, Patron Provider

  April 2

  Some providers put PID on the product page.
  Or
  You can open ticket and ask them.

  Thanked by 3oloke Fubukibox yoursunny
• Fubukibox Member

  April 2

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:
  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk

  For example, this link: https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?aff=801&pid=321

  Without obtaining the PID, it is impossible to redirect to the specific product page.

  you can just https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?pid=321 remove aff=801& part out of the url and it works fine on my end

  What I want to know is how to get the PID.

  oh, it looks like @RIYAD has the answer to that question.

  Thanked by 2oloke RIYAD
• EthernetServers Member, Patron Provider

  April 2

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:
  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk

  For example, this link: https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?aff=801&pid=321

  Without obtaining the PID, it is impossible to redirect to the specific product page.

  you can just https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?pid=321 remove aff=801& part out of the url and it works fine on my end

  What I want to know is how to get the PID.

  The PID (Product ID), in our case at least, can be found by going to the product page and right clicking the URL, then copying it.

  For example, if we go to https://www.ethernetservers.com/vps-hosting and right click -> Copy link address, we see the URL is:

  https://www.ethernetservers.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=322&billingcycle=monthly

  The PID, in this case, is 322.

  I hope that clears up the confusion. If not, please let me know

  Thanked by 1oloke
• jackpops Member

  April 2

  @EthernetServers said:

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:

  @jackpops said:

  @Fubukibox said:
  You pay for a vps then there should be a ref somewhere on the website where you can share your REF code (or a link with a ref code)..

  "how do they obtain the PID of their promotional links?"
  wdym by that? links to discounted vps? idk

  For example, this link: https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?aff=801&pid=321

  Without obtaining the PID, it is impossible to redirect to the specific product page.

  you can just https://www.ethernetservers.com/aff.php?pid=321 remove aff=801& part out of the url and it works fine on my end

  What I want to know is how to get the PID.

  The PID (Product ID), in our case at least, can be found by going to the product page and right clicking the URL, then copying it.

  For example, if we go to https://www.ethernetservers.com/vps-hosting and right click -> Copy link address, we see the URL is:

  https://www.ethernetservers.com/cart.php?a=add&pid=322&billingcycle=monthly

  The PID, in this case, is 322.

  I hope that clears up the confusion. If not, please let me know

  Thank you for your reply. Could I use the same method to obtain the product links for the event? I plan to do some promotion later.
• rostin Member

  April 4

  Some providers rewrite their links, you won't see the pid on url itself, you will need to open DevTool, look at id="product586-order-button" -> pid is 586
• orangevps Member, Patron Provider

  April 4

  1. Some professional and experienced affiliates often find the PID by opening the browser console.
  2. Ask with provider.

  If you'd like to become an affiliate, you can easily visit our page https://portal.orangevps.com/affiliates.php

  Let us know if you need a trial VPS for all locations via a support ticket at [email protected]

  

  Thanked by 1oloke
• jackpops Member

  April 6

  @rostin said:
  Some providers rewrite their links, you won't see the pid on url itself, you will need to open DevTool, look at id="product586-order-button" -> pid is 586

  Most VPS providers can't see what you're talking about.
• jwg29859 Member

  April 6

  @jackpops said:

  @rostin said:
  Some providers rewrite their links, you won't see the pid on url itself, you will need to open DevTool, look at id="product586-order-button" -> pid is 586

  Most VPS providers can't see what you're talking about.

  Just drop a ticket and ask them.