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Bill · 2004-01-14, 06:55 PM

SpacemanS, I don't know of any better way than puresearch to look thru the ink databases. There is a way to tell wether you are looking at a pay-to-spider page or a free page, but I've forgotten what it is... ;-} goes to show you how much I worry about ink these days.

I'd agree with Alphawolf, I would never buy a page from an established domain into ink, I have personal experience with the disaster that can cause, back when it mattered I bought pages from 30+ domains that were getting good free traffic from ink, and ink deletes all pages from the purchased domain from the database, including the linkpop you are getting from those pages, I lost 95% of my ink traffic on those domains overnight. Ink has acknowledged that there was a problem, and said they would fix it, but I have never heard that they DID fix it, and I wouldn't trust them.

So rule #1 would be only use new domains for pay-to-spider pages.

If you have unusual and unique keywords the pay-to-spider deal can be fairly profitable.

2004-01-14, 06:55 PM	#9
Bill Selling porn allows me to stay in a constant state of Bliss - ain't that a trip! Join Date: Apr 2003 Posts: 3,914	SpacemanS, I don't know of any better way than puresearch to look thru the ink databases. There is a way to tell wether you are looking at a pay-to-spider page or a free page, but I've forgotten what it is... ;-} goes to show you how much I worry about ink these days. I'd agree with Alphawolf, I would never buy a page from an established domain into ink, I have personal experience with the disaster that can cause, back when it mattered I bought pages from 30+ domains that were getting good free traffic from ink, and ink deletes all pages from the purchased domain from the database, including the linkpop you are getting from those pages, I lost 95% of my ink traffic on those domains overnight. Ink has acknowledged that there was a problem, and said they would fix it, but I have never heard that they DID fix it, and I wouldn't trust them. So rule #1 would be only use new domains for pay-to-spider pages. If you have unusual and unique keywords the pay-to-spider deal can be fairly profitable.