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Here's an interesting two-page article from the excellent SitePoint resource about the traffic from expired domains. Might be old hat to many, but some will find some interesting points.

http://www.webmasterbase.com/article.php/975
 
Hi Fizz,

There may be some truth to the article, but the author has no credibility after mentioning allclicks.com (Standard Internet) as a reliable company. The author obviously has no real experience in doing this.
 
Thanks for the heads up Jeffb. I haven't used allclicks or SI, but I recall reading some comments a while back from a few webmasters who weren't happy with certain SI practices.

Maybe they've cleared up those problem areas?
 
What problems have you had or heard of with SI(allclicks)?.. I haven't really had many problems with them except for the past couple months. I've got my checks every month for past year and half. The last couple months I've noticed a lot less "clicks" right after they changed their pay rate from 3cents to 2cents or 1.5cents.

RMF
 
Originally posted by Brujah
Interesting analogy with Homesteading. I could've sworn I read that same thing back in .. ohh.. September 2001

LOL Brujah, I think I must have read the same article back then too.
 
Originally posted by comktg
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Exceptionally perceptive of you to notice...Wow, where'd all my DNF$ go? :eek: :eek:
 
SI = Pays small affiliates. But dodges paying their larger affiliates who accumulate more then $xxx amount of dollars. Just hearsay. No personal experience with them.

Big company, somewhat creditable.
 
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