domain forwarding to hide referers?

[MentalyDisturbd]

I'd like to hide refers from my network and it's easier to setup sub-domains with forwarding. I have it setup on 2 completely different domains for a double domain redirect. They aren't even on the same host.

Does forwarding using sub-domains remove referrers? Or should I setup a meta-refresh on each domain instead?


Thanks

 

[MentalyDisturbd]

here's an example:

landingpage: xxxxx1.com ----> subdomain on a different domain: zzzz.xxxxx2.com ----? redirected through another subdomain on a different domain and host: zzzz.xxxx3.com -----> aff network

not using any meta-refreshes just creating sub-domains on domains through cpanel and forwarding them.

 

[MCRunning]

There is literally a thread right under this one that is talking about refs. I'll even be so kind to link to that thread:

http://www.wickedfire.com/affiliate-marketing/43033-hiding-referr-url.html

 

[redmonkey]

What's the advantages of using metarefresh? Slow down the loading?

 

[MentalyDisturbd]

There is literally a thread right under this one that is talking about refs. I'll even be so kind to link to that thread:

http://www.wickedfire.com/affiliate-marketing/43033-hiding-referr-url.html

I saw that thread but, they don't mention forwarding urls through your cpanel.

they just talk about meta-refresh and different methods to remove refers.


i'm talking about meta refresh vs forwarding your urls through your cpanel using sub-domains. would forwarding urls remove refers as well?

 

[awesometbn]

I'd like to hide refers from my network

Why again do you want to hide referrers from your network? Is there some advantage to hiding where people are coming from when they visit? Please give more details.

Edit: Nevermind, I just RTFM slightly shady seo.