Don't Ignore Your Web Statistics.

cookiejar

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So I was browsing my cpanel trying to configure rsync, and I have been so busy working on projects, I haven't checked my webalizer stats in about 4 months. Around that time (4 months ago) I made a phbb forum and installed it on a sub.domain and the project was put on pause, I forgot about it.

Long story short, there was a porn link farm growing in the forum, I'm talking a boat load of links and threads and posts and users and spam, over 32.Gigs of it just nestled on a sub domain.

The forum stats said that the most users online was 200 just some days ago. I was like wow, with no effort. Hymph. I just installed it and forgot about it and not knowingly had a link parasite forum growing on my account, chewing up bandwidth and file space. This party was going on for atleast 4 months. Until today.

I deleted it instantly but after I thought maybe I could've hijack the backlinks. Oh Well, Morale of the Story: Dont ignore your web statistics especially if you have multiple cpanel accounts.
 
So I was browsing my cpanel trying to configure rsync, and I have been so busy working on projects, I haven't checked my webalizer stats in about 4 months. Around that time (4 months ago) I made a phbb forum and installed it on a sub.domain and the project was put on pause, I forgot about it.

Long story short, there was a porn link farm growing in the forum, I'm talking a boat load of links and threads and posts and users and spam, over 32.Gigs of it just nestled on a sub domain.

The forum stats said that the most users online was 200 just some days ago. I was like wow, with no effort. Hymph. I just installed it and forgot about it and not knowingly had a link parasite forum growing on my account, chewing up bandwidth and file space. This party was going on for atleast 4 months. Until today.

I deleted it instantly but after I thought maybe I could've hijack the backlinks. Oh Well, Morale of the Story: Dont ignore your web statistics especially if you have multiple cpanel accounts.

Here is a thought since I am sure that you have back links etc. across search engines now... make a WordPress blog and throw a couple posts on there relating to adult movies etc. Now put a content locker on there and see if it earns you any money. Even $5-10 will help somewhere down the line from burgers and fries to hosting. I could throw you up a blog with say 50-100 adult related posts and content locker if you would like.
 
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