ThinkBeforePostingRubbish 1k visits /day

[snareklutz]

I'm selling my site ThinkBeforePostingRubbish. Please take a look at it at www.thinkbeforepostingrubbish.com. Yesterday, we reached a peak of 997 visitors in one day. Most of our visitors are from other forums, in which people post the links when somebody posts something stupid. I have attached a screenshot of referrers so that you can see this. Yesterday, I earned $2 through Google Adsense. A small portion of our visitors come from our new affiliate program which offers a domain instead of cash. This was a great sucess, and helped us reach the peak point. There are currently three members who have reached the minimum payment of $10. The site owner will have to deal with them.

I'm generally looking for offers above $50, but I may sell below that amount.

Please offer through PM/posting.

-Snare

 

[Michelle]

So much posting over this $100!!!!
look lets be clear some affiliates are trustworthy
and you can rely on them to pay up - others you
are taking a risk with. So if this guy aint paying thats
the risk you take!!!!

Get on with your businesses and learn the lesson
that not every affiliate will cough up! There are
tons of programmes around that will pay up.

Could you pm me with a few :hehe:

 

[Grrilla]

Yeah, but the problem is, I already have 32 other spyware programs1015 anti-virus programs, and 11 firewalls installed and they all claim to be the best. I don't have room for another. I will trust that all 32 I have installed are enough and the best money can buy.

Ahh, the joys of navigating w/ a Mac. I remember the days, not so long ago, when I went on the net w/ Windows and all of the fun that I had to look forward to, after hitting up a file sharing site. Had to add an extra hd, just to handle utility, security, privacy and misc maintenance apps, as well as, the urgent security updates that seemed to come up about every other week. The behavior of my PC improved dramatically, after the ethernet connect was pulled.

If a Spyware prog could even get on board a Mac, it wouldn't know where it was or what it was supposed to do.