Recent content by fishman64

I always take a screen shot of the ads. I remove the live ads and put in the pic to show what it looked like

can anyone recommend a good pay per click tutorial or ebook? Reading thru this forum, I found this "per per click formula 2.0" discussed but it is not available. 3.0 is being launched in july. I bet it will be expensive though. Any suggestions?

From the listing - "We will provide 60,000 UV/month to the site for a cheap monthly investment of $150, after you buy the site, we will give you a link to subscribe to the monthly payment via paypal.This fee is for the traffic campaign of 60,000 UV/month.The traffic quality is as good as the...

10 to 15 times monthly income

I bought it thru clickbank. You need to go thru them to cancel. (I think)

Anyone have advice? Recommend a good domian flipping course? Thanks

South florida is not inexpensive anymore. I know everyone is saying that there is not state tax. That is true but they tax you in other ways. County taxes, gas tax, high fees etc. I live in Palm Beach County and its not cheap. Rents are climbing because of all the foreclosures and short sales...

Buyer has 72 hours to pay. If not, look in your "Sale Completion Area". You should see "Dispute Sale". Fill that out and send in. They will try to contact buyer and give him 72 hours to pay. If not, then his account is given negative points. You can then relist site. That is about all you can...

I have sold many sites on flippa but was wondering about selling great 3 word domain names. I have a bunch of coms that the sites got ignored for a year or two. They may average say $5-10 a month but I don't want to bother with them anymore. Should i put them on flippa with the site included...

I have been moving all my doimains to namecheap from godaddy for a while. When the domain is about to expire, I move them for about the same price. Plus Namecheap gives whoisguard for free for a year. Godaddy charges alot for whoisguard. You can get whoisguard for $.99 with coupon at namecheap.

When you buy an expired domain, you just put a redirect thru your cpanel to whatever site you want traffic? Do you need to actually have a site in place (for the exp domain)? Thanks

I have 30 1 year old domains that are about to expire and they each get maybe 10 to 15 uniques a day. They are all micro niche sites in different niches. They all together probably average $1 a day. I have read about getting traffic from expired domains and was wondering if I can redirect...

I use surehits on several insurance sites. Definitely a competitive niche. Has anyone tried buying "targeted traffic" from sites that deal with expired domains? Thanks