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Originally posted by ladydesigner
I'm one of the tier two webmasters (oh lucky me!). With over 300 Gold sites deactivated, what do I do? Move them to another avs and watch the same thing happen in a few months time? Is it only a matter of time before all avs's have the same fate? To be fair, I knew something was going on as I watched my AC checks get smaller and smaller over the last year as I worked harder and harder. I'm just really bitter right now. I've been working for months on updating my gold sites with the new scripts, making them more SE friendly, etc. in the hopes that I could recapture some of my lost revenue.
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If I had been selected for tier two, my plan for staying in business would be as follows: 1) I would keep promoting my adult check sites as usual, but I would change the links on the pages to send my traffic to the relevant tier two niche tours instead of to my signup page (which no longer works). That way, I'm still getting my rebills on my old sites and hopefully making new sales (and new rebills) promoting adult check. Keep the money coming in for as long as I can. 2) I would make duplicate front ends for my old adult check sites and submit those sites to another AVS. That way, my old sites can start making money from a new source while my money from AC is still coming in, on the same sites that AC is still paying me for. My hope would be that I could replace the AC income from another source before the AC income ran out. It's even conceivable that I could successfully maintain my tier two status, making new AC sales and rebills, AND make equivalent money from another AVS from the same sites, thus doubling my income just by going to the trouble of making duplicates of my front ends. Just a suggestion...