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Beware of all the scammers in the SEO niche. There are LOTS of them. I find it funny how they make such great claims to be able to rank a client site for high competition keywords, yet they can't even rank their OWN website for anything. Avoid the fraudsters.

They used to be one of the best, but since they got bought by another company the servers have been slower with a lot more downtime.

I read an article recently that said blue is best for shopping sites without any current specials running, while a red background is better if you are running an OTO.

Used their button on an amateur adult site selling picture sets. Against their TOS yes, but it was many years ago when I was young and stupid and seen others do it, so I figured I'd give it a shot ;)

Call it "Doctor Website Designs" :)

You can also try pinging your updates. I have mine set to do it automatically every time I post and Google now crawls my sites every day.

They lifted it for the new account, but the frozen one banned my name in the system, so now I can't have a Paypal account in my own name, which is stupid, as I've used them with Ebay since 2001.

The most I ever withdrew at one time was $1300 because I don't like leaving too much in my account, since they froze my account once a few years ago. I don't trust them with my money. My advice: Don't leave a lot in your account.

No, the first responder in the thread got it.

Thank you for claiming the coupon. Enjoy your day! :)

They keep sending me these things in the mail, even though I can't use them because it must be used on a new account and mine is several years old. Anyway, the latest one gives you free $100 advertising credit when you spend $25. First person to PM me gets the code. Enjoy your day! :)

PR has nothing to do with earning potential, unless you are selling ad spots to newbies who don't know any better.

I look for cohesion in their pitch. If their own sales page sounds like garbled English, then I avoid using them.

It used to be that "www" redirection was a huge issue years ago, but most good hosts these days will automatically redirect visitors to your root domain, no matter whether they type www or not, unless you specifically setup a subdomain called "www".

I spent a LOT of time in my teenage years skipping school to spend the afternoon at the local arcades in the 80's. I got my initials in the high scores lists for: Donkey Kong Berserk (Gahhh! OTTO!!!) Defender Mouse Trap (WHACK!!!) Burgertime

My last one was an 8 year old Dell, and still works great, but uses XP and doesn't handle HD content well, so I decided to get a new Lenovo laptop. So far I like Windows 8 and the Bluetooth capability (I carry a small wireless speaker into the bathroom with me...lol). It seems to handle...

I like taking my stress out on a non-mission session of GTA, just driving around running over thugs. I also like side scrollers, such as Mario games, the Rayman series, Sonic, etc, and the occassional game of hopscotch with NaturalWriter :)

Nice domain name :) I had an image uploading site a few years ago, but they require too much work for me, so I sold it. Good luck on your project!

It depends on the job, and what expenses you have, but in general, yes, I would.

You'd be surprised :)