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Looking for this too - bumping to see if any platforms have added LinkedIn since this was posted in 2019.

I'd require that they pay me - don't do an exchange. After you're paid, you can use that money to buy the links you want.

I think you may be missing the point, rewriting doesn't necessarily protect you. Imagine if you rewrote Harry Potter series. Maybe you changed all the names and none of the sentences were the same. But it still told the same store. That's still copyright infringement.

The real question is why are the links broken? If the domain is expired, you could just register it and then take all their backlinks.

It's not that it's impossible to rank without links, it's about increasing your chances. You may not die in a car crash when you're not wearing a seal belt, but it could definitely help.

They actually have hundreds of employees...

Make sure you save a link to that report for all the people who act like backlinks aren't as important anymore.

If the files are legal, go with Google Drive or Mediafire. If you're worried about DMCAs, go with Contabo.

If you definitely want to use shared hosting, I'd suggest doing with StableHost. They have some premium plans that are almost the equivalent to a VPS, but they handle everything for you.

For anything high-traffic or that uses a ton of resources - I always go with Contabo and put CloudFlare in front of it.

I should get this for some people for Christmas but not tell the what it does :)

Sounds like they ran a script to bulk ban accounts, too bad they didn't provide more info on what they were looking for.

So... you "recently" decided to get into creating domains and own one that was registered in 2002. Your definition of "recently" must be way different than mine..

I'd increase the price by 10-15%. If they ask why it's more, tell them that's just the way it is. It may prevent them from stopping in the future because they're worried you'll raise the price again if they have to come back. There's no reason to lie really because they aren't entitled to...

If the emails are unsolicited, I would definitely recommend creating about 15-20 accounts on Gmail. You can then use PHP to send via Gmail's SMTP server. Their servers won't get flagged for spam, so you just have to make sure your message passes the filters. Also, you could do it with less...

I really wouldn't waste time trying to make money with surveys if you live outside an English speaking country, since most of the higher paying ones seem to be geared towards that audience. Your time would be much better spent promoting them via their affiliate programs if you're really wanting...

It doesn't really matter if a language is "dead" or not - just the amount of people hiring for it. For example, when was the last time you saw a job offer for Pascal or Delphi programmers? :)

Short of shutting down their borders completely, I doubt any country could keep it out long-term. Since the UK hasn't already done that, I'd definitely suspect it ends up there - there's no way to know how many infected may already be in the country.

Where are you seeing that they don't allow people from Turkey? I couldn't find a list on their official website, but there's a lot from third parties that have Turkey listed as an acceptable country. Also, one of their payout currencies is the Turkish lira. It would be odd for them to have...