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TrafficZ allows traffic arbitrage to very limited and close circle
Dear all, what it has been rumored is now a scientific fact. TrafficZ allows traffic arbitrage, BUT the thing is, just to limited number of accounts, they would have gone in bankruptcy years ago if the things were different. The thing is they have tolerant policy towards traffic arbitrage. I...- decades80
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TrafficZ allows traffic arbitrage to very limited and close circle
Dear all, what it has been rumored is now a scientific fact. TrafficZ allows traffic arbitrage, BUT the thing is, just to limited number of accounts, they would have gone in bankruptcy years ago if the things were different. The thing is they have tolerant policy towards traffic arbitrage. I...- decades80
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