Have you seen a parked page with in a parked page?

[DnPresident]

Have you seen a parked page with in a parked page?

I'm searching the net today and just happen to run across something that's interesting to me that's a parked page, so I scroll through the links and see Parked pages with in the parked page. :hehe:

Is this something you've seen?

 

[Devil_Dog]

Say huh?

 

[AussieDomainer]

Say huh?

I think that Presiden is saying that there were Parked pages being advertised on a parked page eg. you type in paperproducts . com and are displayed with a parked page which then has bluepaper . com advertised on the parked page that is also a parked site.

I hope this makes it a bit clearer and no I haven't seen this before although I don't normally click through on too many parked pages.

 

[netPH]

yes, I've seen parked domain at Sedo and has ppc links to another parked domain at ND. I've seen a lot of these lately. It's yet another method of ppc arbitrage. Buying cheaper ppc then point traffic to higher ppc.

The method is against TOS of parking programs but I wonder how can this type of arbitrage go through ad feed providers.

 

[DnPresident]

That's correct

Yes it was simply a parked page link On a parked page.

It doesn't make sense to me, I don't want to give the name because I don't want to get the parking company in any heat if it's fraudulant to do such a thing.

Let's say for example Box.coom is parked and on the 1 click lander is Boxes.coom which is parked at the same parking company. Who's paying who?

I mean If one of my parked names are on your landing page and someone clicks it, who gets the revenue you or me? and if my name is on your lander you should be getting the clicks but then It's my name the parking company has put on the lander so I should be getting the clicks.

I'd like to know how both parties are getting paid correctly and with only 1 ip address for two parked names?

I'm pretty sure the parking company is commiting fraud by doing this.

The method is against TOS of parking programs but I wonder how can this type of arbitrage go through ad feed providers.

ME TOO!

 

[TestCase]

I think that Presiden is saying that there were Parked pages being advertised on a parked page eg. you type in paperproducts . com and are displayed with a parked page which then has bluepaper . com advertised on the parked page that is also a parked site.

I have seen this done by a few parked dn's in the last year. Don't understand how they get away with it...