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Hello! You don't know service Parking domains and redirect to another website?

website-copy.com -> website.com
 
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I set up a software package to do this on one of my domains, it is quite effective, and I have the option to add interstitials. I wouldn't open it to other domainers though, and I wouldn't use a 3rd part service. I want to keep as much of the benefits from my traffic as I can.
 
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I set up a software package to do this on one of my domains, it is quite effective, and I have the option to add interstitials. I wouldn't open it to other domainers though, and I wouldn't use a 3rd part service. I want to keep as much of the benefits from my traffic as I can.
thanks!
 
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there is above.com
and then there is everything else

easily set all your nameservers on all registrars to above.com dns
a once in your life change
then control all traffic in one click from within above.com
masked redirects, unmasked.. domain paramters ($D) etc.. etc..
domain folders and categories

or redirect to any parking company too if you so desire.. also with one click of mouse.

truly, a dream solution for any domainer.

hope this helps.

gl
 
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Above.com can also forward to URLs
 
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Could use redirect.com if your going for use of the traffic for advertisers.
 
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