Established Java Programming and Certification Website for Sale

[hemanthjava]

Hello,

I have developed a website for sale:

http://www.javaprogrammingworld.com

Well positioned in major search engines (also Listed in DMOZ), with high link popularity
Bring about 500-700 targeted visitors daily.
3 GB Monthly Bandwidth
100 MB Webspace
100 Email Addresses @javaprogrammingworld.com and lots of other features.
Started the site in December 2005 and Validity is 1 Year. Renewel price is extremely low.

Site Title: Sun Java Certification SCJP, Java Tutorials and ebooks

What You Get:
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1. Domain Name
2. Complete site files

Contents:
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Java/JSP/J2EE/Eclipse Tutorials and Study Materials with Source Code
SUN Java Certification Material + Mocks
5 CD's of Computer IT EBOOKS (Free with my site) to use for the site or sell and make.

You can change the look and feel of the website as you like just by paying a small price.

Cost: 5000 Rs ($113 Approximate ).

Note: This site has the potential to make a great deal of money (Using Affliate Programs), but I just have too many other projects on my plate right now.

Please contact me at [email protected]

Regards,
Hemanth Balaji,
http://www.javaprogrammingworld.com
Perot Systems

 

[Amnezia]

could i details of the traffic please, im interested but your site seems to have no alexa rank which would be highly unusual for a site with 500 visitors per day?

 

[Mark]

Spamming Warning on the way - Read the rules and Adhere to them please

 

[hemanthjava]

i have sent you the details of the statistics file as a zip file.

 

[superprogrammer]

For how much are you selling the site in?
San

 

[hemanthjava]

Cost: 5000 Rs ($113 Approximate ).

 

[superprogrammer]

I am not able to see anything in the stats.zip
Can you put the screenshot?

 

[hemanthjava]

Yeah I sent you one more file. I hope this helps.

 

[surfy.com]

Stats load for me.
Are you the author of Bob's Java? If not, where is the source from? Is it in the public domain? Can you comment on this one http://javahome1.tripod.com/javahome.htm?

 

[superprogrammer]

Sorry man but can you explain this???

http://java.sys-con.com/read/185402.htm

Stolen Web Content
Over the years I wrote and published a bunch of free online lessons on Java programming . Most of them were republished with my permission by Java Developer's Journal. Many of these lessons were videotaped by SYS-CON Media and are available for free at SYS-CON.TV.

Yesterday someone sent me a link to the site, which basically used all my lessons without any permissions or references. A simple search at whois.org shows that this domain is registered in Bangalore, India.

Since I was not selling these lessons, I'm not losing any money, but I'm wondering if there are any international laws that are applicable in such cases? On the other hand, it would be cheaper to purchase this site than take the owner to court, if any.
The last line on the stolen page states: Note: To BUY this domain ( javaprogrammingworld.com ) with entire content, email [email protected]. The Approximate Price: Rs. 5000, which is about $120 USD.

I wonder if I can negotiate some discount as the author of the most of the content? ) Someone compared this with taking a hostage and asking for a ransom.

The only problem is that even if I buy this entire site, it’ll appear again next day under a different name. I wonder if this is a common practice in India, and if there is there a practical way to make Mr. Hemanth Balaji remove the stolen content?

 

[hemanthjava]

yeah I am the author of Bob's Java! As in that was my old site. About the above article I have removed all his publishins from my site. Now its my content. I have negotiated with Mr Yakov also. And by the way I am here to sell the .com. You can always change the content. What say