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the solution was to extract the referring-url of the visitor from http-referrer identify the se that way, set a cookie for the visit and track the sale the same way you do it with regular products (tracking-gif in the thank_you.html)
anybody of you knows if such a solution has been developped in the meantime? (before we invent the wheel twice here)
I just stuck a little code at the top of my template page putting the referer in a session if there wasn't one. Then on our checkout page I stick that session variable into our database with the order....
Note: I did look around for a built system (asp, win2k), but they were all too expensive, or nothing like I needed.