flibbertigibbet
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- Apr 11, 2010
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Heya innovalist I have a question for ya. I'm not trying to be difficult or discredit you, but rather would just like some clarification before purchasing...
On your website under the FAQ you say:
"Do you generate hits using SPAM or other unscrupulous techniques? ABSOLUTELY NOT. The hits we deliver are legitimate. We never send out mass email or post to newsgroups. The visitors are real users."
and then you go on to describe what HITS are:
"What is a visit? Is that the same as a hit?
Visit - these are QUALITY visitors that many services cannot offer (or, they trick you into thinking that they are sending high quality visitors) Many services send visitors who never even see your page! They use various tricks to send the traffic so that it looks like someone saw your site.
A hit is not necessarily a unique visit. Technically, a hit occurs whenever a file is loaded... when you loaded this page, you generated quite a few hits - one for each image you loaded and one for the page itself. In common usage, people are referring to visits when they talk about hits"
In one paragraph you refer to the traffic as "visitors" and then in the other paragraph you refer to them as "hits".
So what I'd like clarification on is, do you provide hits, or do you provide legitimate HUMAN traffic?
How do I know that you're not using a bot or something to load the page to provide a hit?
A few other members are saying that their traffic doesn't convert at all...
Can you provide an example of an expired domain that is being redirected? If not publically, then through PM?
On your website under the FAQ you say:
"Do you generate hits using SPAM or other unscrupulous techniques? ABSOLUTELY NOT. The hits we deliver are legitimate. We never send out mass email or post to newsgroups. The visitors are real users."
and then you go on to describe what HITS are:
"What is a visit? Is that the same as a hit?
Visit - these are QUALITY visitors that many services cannot offer (or, they trick you into thinking that they are sending high quality visitors) Many services send visitors who never even see your page! They use various tricks to send the traffic so that it looks like someone saw your site.
A hit is not necessarily a unique visit. Technically, a hit occurs whenever a file is loaded... when you loaded this page, you generated quite a few hits - one for each image you loaded and one for the page itself. In common usage, people are referring to visits when they talk about hits"
In one paragraph you refer to the traffic as "visitors" and then in the other paragraph you refer to them as "hits".
So what I'd like clarification on is, do you provide hits, or do you provide legitimate HUMAN traffic?
How do I know that you're not using a bot or something to load the page to provide a hit?
A few other members are saying that their traffic doesn't convert at all...
Can you provide an example of an expired domain that is being redirected? If not publically, then through PM?
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