Play at your own risk. Some of your ideas may not be safe for work because, for instance, Dirty word . com kicked in the library’s filter and I’m not bothering to start TorPark just to see what’s there. Most probably NSFW.
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Just a holding site at the moment, No idea why it’d trip your filter.
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They use a corporate supplier of naughty domain names. They kicked me off NetFirms.com for a few days while I screamed up and down that they had put me out of business.
Obligatory submission:
ThereIsNoBusinessLikeShowBusiness.com – Domain on hold. BusinessBusiness.com – Domain for sale.
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Internet Front - Search engine spam. Internet End - Just what it says. Waste of Time - I thought this was a Weird Earls but I searched the archive and couldn’t find it. Hey, Tuba!
So what’s the point of these search-engine spammers again? I always figured that it was just domain-name squatters who had to do something with their pages…
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So what’s the point of these search-engine spammers again? I always figured that it was just domain-name squatters who had to do something with their pages…
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They get money for every click on the links. Do they not?
I discussed it in this tread.
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They get money for every click on the links. Do they not?
I discussed it in this tread.
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I’m still unclear. Unless the fake search-engine pages are just ‘fronts’ that contain nothing but links to ads. ..
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Unless the fake search-engine pages are just ‘fronts’ that contain nothing but links to ads.
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They are. I entered “shipping costs” in Google and got this site. ShippingCost.us I am a man A perfect example of a search engine spammer. Click on any link and you are taken to a page of Google ads.
