Domain Traffic

We are very proud of the traffic that we offer. We do not have "secret sources" or "secret methods" for generating website traffic. The traffic is derived from hard work. Period. You deserve to know the source of your traffic so that you can make an informed business decision when purchasing it.

The traffic comes from expired domain names. Each day more than 20,000 domain names expire and become available for anyone to register. When someone creates a website, they generally register a domain name to go along with it.
The owner must pay a nominal fee every year to keep their domain name (about $9-$30, depending on where they bought the name). The owner of the domain name may have built an entire website, launched advertising campaigns, submitted to the search engines, or traded links with other website owners. After a while the owner may forget to renew their domain registration, go out of business, not be able to afford renewal, or lose interest in the website entirely. For whatever reason, that domain is now available for anyone else to take; and you can take advantage of all that work that was put into it. If the owner does not pay the annual fee to renew the domain name, the domain registrar will put the name on hold. With most registrars, an "on hold" domain stops working. Most registrars allow an additional grace period of 30-90 days for the domain owner to pay the annual fee. During this period, the registrar will generally contact the domain owner many times with attempts to get them to pay the fee and reactivate the domain name. If the domain owner fails to pay on time, and fails to respond during the 30-90 day hold period, the registrar will drop the domain name. At this point, anyone can register the name.

We assume that the previous owner no longer wants a dropped name and we will register the name if we feel that it will generate traffic. After we own the name, we direct it to our server and send out the traffic to the campaigns we serve. This traffic is the very best clean traffic.