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I added a few names to my SN account however domains are showing Google ads.I guess Smartname lost their bing feed for fraud.Bing give notice because of unpaid publisher payments so that they removed bing feed for public on Sn feed.That means Smartname click themselves because they are fraudulent company.

Is that really true? What is the reason?
 
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I added a few names to my SN account however domains are showing Google ads.I guess Smartname lost their bing feed for fraud.Bing give notice because of unpaid publisher payments so that they removed bing feed for public on Sn feed.That means Smartname click themselves because they are fraudulent company.

Is that really true? What is the reason?

Previously many parking companies like Smartname, activeAudience, GoldKey, DDC, ParkingDots, Dotzup, Parked, Whypark, Trafficz, etc... All used Yahoo feeds.

All yahoo parking companies experiencing low revenue due to Yahoo / Bing tie up.

So most companies switched over to Google.(Voodoo- Previously parked, DomainApps - Previously Whypark, Smartname)

Some Yahoo parking companies were closed / merged to another. ( activeAudience+ GoldKey+Smartname = Smartname )
Closed : ParkingDots.


I never heard Smartname did those things you said.

Smartname support is lacking.
 
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