All you have to do is look at source code of a typical sales link and you will see vendor id.

For example: http://www.clickbank.net/sell.cgi?YourVendorId/1/Product_Description

To rebuild hoplink you simply use http://hop.clickbank.net/?AffiliatesId/YourVendorId

Now when you click on hoplink and original affiliate has lost a sale.

As you can see, without knowing vendor id, you can not successfully rebuild hoplink and affiliates sale would be protected.

Below is an example of how to do this in PHP.

You will need to replace [ and ] with less then and greater then symbols.

Create a file called order.php

Add following code

[?php

header("Location: http://www.clickbank.net/sell.cgi?YourVendorId/1/Product_Description");

exit; ?]

Just replace YourVendorID with your Clickbank ID Replace 1 with your product number Replace Product_Description with your Product Description

Upload order.php into same folder as your sales page.

Now link to order.php instead of using raw order link and your Vendor ID is never exposed

This will make it very hard for affiliates to rob other affiliates of their commissions.

I encourage you to make these simple changes to protect commissions of your affiliates.

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