Is that legal? :lol: thats cool...But doesn't it bump along the same lines as what VeriSlime was just doing? Giving traffic to a nonexistent site? or do you just buy expired domains and redirect? But I also agree with Tom.. Does anyone actually use the address bar unless its something litterally JUST GIVEN to them?? I even use Google to find AltaVista BabelFish a site I've gone to billions of times....
I have to agree with the group. Most of the time I use a search engine, that is unless, it's a name brand like ebay or nike.com. It just works out easier most of the time.
i signed up before at bizmint which emails you everday a list of expired and soon to expired domains, but i got tired of it, who needs traffic when you dont have contents, anyways, as you can see if those sites already have traffic why did they closed down or unable to renew their domains? hmm just curiosity.. peace to all!
No, it's not only type-in traffic; a lot of it is redirected traffic from search engine listings for the sites that don't even exist anymore. Yes, it is what many people call 404 traffic, BUT! We've categorized this traffic according to the content of the previous sites. We have an exclusive contract with the owner of a pool of over 2000 expired/abandoned domains that still receive a lot of traffic. It's 100% legal, and quite effective when compared to what many traffic brokers have to offer these days, (hitbots, popups - popunders, blind clicks, traffic exchange 'hits', etc).
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