Domainsponsor parking pages no more accessible from China

[denny007]

Last place which was paying at least something for CN traffic cut it this saturday Oct 14th. It is not block from China but it is block from Domainsponsor.

[dotNetKing]

Trafficz has been paying something for Chinese traffic.

I'm not sure about yesterday (Saturday) though, as the figures are still in orange (provisional).

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why DSP blocks all trafficz from China?
cheatting? but i do not really see the point of this ...

there are people cheating ... but not everyone, right?

I am in Austria, and I have chinese friends. they all are good persons.

companies like DSP should not to do this kind of "useless" actions.

and if it is ture, then i am sure i am going to move out of all my DSP domains...

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by the way, good luck to everyone!

but do not cheat,

it's not good for the parking industry..

[snicksnack]

why DSP blocks all trafficz from China?
cheatting? but i do not really see the point of this ...

there are people cheating ... but not everyone, right?

I think the major reason is that chinese traffic does not convert into sales. Most advertisers are from outside China and most of the chinese people do not have an international credit card, thus cannot buy the products advertised.

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I think the major reason is that chinese traffic does not convert into sales. Most advertisers are from outside China and most of the chinese people do not have an international credit card, thus cannot buy the products advertised.

oh, that is right ...
As my chinese friend told me that paypal in china is different as paypal.com
...

so sad but ture...

[dotNetKing]

Trafficz data has just consolidated for Saturday 14th October and it is showing that clicks from China still count.

I received 11 clicks from China on one numeric domain and 21 cents.

Maybe you could try them.

[denny007]

DS paid no clicks, they paid just $1.88 per 1K popunders.
I was testing CN traffic on trafficz and made less than those $1.88/K on DS...

[YoYo]

China ISP blocks some country IP.

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China ISP blocks some country IP.

oh,
i thought DSP block china ips ...

[ThisDot]

I'll bet the popunder advertisers are no longer wanting to pay for chinese traffic. Let us know if someone finds a revenue source for chinese traffic.

[Dr Nump]

Too much traffic and too less sales , it is Chiness traffic . I am not amazing that DS block China ISP . But Chiness themself can remove that block ! If only 5% from Chiness populations buy a credit card and start buying online , then all major PPC program will start to accept Chiness traffic again !

[denny007]

It seems I was wrong, I saw the "bookmark" icon but no content, so it looked same as if domain is banned at DS (http://searchportal.information.com/...ahoosucks.com).
But the icon was probably from cache of my browser.

It is banned here in China, after many many years...

[YoYo]

oh,
i thought DSP block china ips ...

Oh,May i was wrong

[snicksnack]

So why does china block parking pages. I know that sedo and others have been blocked for a long time, but I don't understand why they do this. Any ideas?

[GT Web]

high fraud, low (if any) conversions from Chinese traffic in general

[snicksnack]

high fraud, low (if any) conversions from Chinese traffic in general

That would explain the parking services blocking chinese traffic, but the question is why does China block the IPs of the parking services?

[denny007]

Thats what GTweb meant - China (the country) is so concerned about the low traffic conversion and the click fraud they block their citizens doing so

[-netPH-]

I have been thinking about monitizing these Chinese traffic for 5 years now. Hmm. I believe that there's a "hidden" oppurtunity. What do you think Denny?

[maxo]

Were you thinking for 5 years and could not find a solution?