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How and when do primary feed provider pays the domain parking?

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I notice that parked.com pays twice a month, bodis pays once a month and parkingcrew pays more quickly then bodis.

How does it work? When do they get paid by their primary feed provider?

Do they pay us first before they get paid or what?

When do the feed start deciding whether traffic is legit or not?

I am just curious.
 
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Parked were definitely paying before they got paid.

I cannot say for sure, but I think Google and Bing pay their bills in 45 days, but I might be wrong. It could be in 30 days, because I don't think Bodis would pay out before being paid.
 
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Smartnames pay net 15. I think bing pays net 10 or something.

Bodis pay in net 30 I think.

I wonder how often google and bing pays parking companies? once a month twice a month?

If they do not like traffic from some domain, how fast they tell that.

Parked pay before they get paid but after they got traffic quality score. Interesting. Do people that use smartnames also get traffic quality score.
 
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As of about 4 years ago (not sure now), Google paid net 45. No idea on bing.
 
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If they do not like traffic from some domain, how fast they tell that.
After about 2-3 months I experienced.
It is very rare though.
 
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As of about 4 years ago (not sure now), Google paid net 45. No idea on bing.

Google pays net 45

So bodis pay earlier than when they get paid?
 
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Recently one of my domain earn a lot of money. After a while, it changed into secondary feed. I wonder if bodis get paid by google for that traffic and I wonder what do they do? Most of my domains are on primary feed though.
 
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