Do You Really Believe Those Clickbank Earnings Screenshots?

Here's a quick video I made that shows you how the scammers fake their screenshot earnings on Clickbank or PayPal or whatever. All you need is a simple line of javascript in your browser. Have a look at the video and then have a go yourself with the javascript I'll give you below.
Here's the javascript to put in your browser while you have your account page open -
javascript:document.body.contentEditable='true'; document.designMode='on'; void 0
Have fun being a millionaire!
Here's another screenshot of my fabulous earnings. This time PayPal shows I have $142 Million. Yippee!

I tried this trick on an Adsense earnings page. Didn't work as well. I was able to doctor the figures but some of the words were underlined in red dots - making for a dead giveaway. Have a look -
Reader Comments (14)
Hey Malcom, you are my hero! Now I can go ahead to fake all my billion dollars clickbank earning screen shot...
That's why in those guru's mind, "newbies"="idiots".
We need MORE guys like you in the internet marketing world.
Hey Thanks buddy,
I never knew you could enter some javascript and be able to edit for screenshot purposes. I thought you had to view source, edit the html and fake it that a way.
Seems like that javascript could even be made into a link on the bookmarks toolbar
Hey Jack - it's not just newbies - they treat us all like idiots.
I'm so jaded I don't believe you either. Sorry...
Wow, that's verry interesting...and yeah, I don't ever trust sites that say those things either. I really hate it when you are trying to close or go back and the website won't let you, with a pop up saying that if you leave, you'll miss out on all these great offers...
How many gurus do you think have faked their earnings like this? I wonder if your information actually helps people become aware or if it encourages shady affiliate vendors to pump out products with fake justification of their clickbank earnings. Good post sir. Thanks
Saw you on Duff's blog post...
Like your style.
Wanted to connect... drop me a line.
In Strength,
Shawn
Any thoughts?
I must admit your signature file on the WF drove me to this blog.
My concern is with you posting the java script don't you think there is a strong possibility that some other person will use it to try to scam other folks. However, having said that I'm hoping you were simply trying to inform "uninformed" folks how it was done, so easily.
Are as we say here in the states "a lock will only keep honest people out. " Forgive the paraphrase.
Is there a script to place in an address bar ,similar to javscript used to detect phony addresses in the browser, to detect if a screenshot is real ? Or perhaps to analyze the validity of the screenshot frame?
Hmmm.. lemme think.... if only someone could come up with a line of code so that clackbank/paypal actually believe it...