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traffic. Depending on your ISP and your hosting plan, typical monthly
throughput might be 1GigaByte/month, 5Gigs/month, or 10Gigs/month. Of
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the number of visitors to your site, multiplied by the amount of bytes
(HTML documents and graphic images) served to each visitor's browser.

You may want to consider upgrading to another hosting plan with your
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http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=143592

I'm afriad to click on it.
The name sounds very scary.



On 30 May 2007 05:17:53 -0700, floren <EMAIL REMOVED> wrote:

> One Million FREE Guaranteed Visitors!
>http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=143592 fully exploits this phenomenon to
>help generate M***IVE VISITOR TRAFFIC for your website!
>
> NEWS RELEASE: http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=143592 is ranked by Alexa
>as being in the top 1% of all trafficked websites in the world (and
>that's out of 40 million sites!) Now you can get in on this incredible
>traffic explosion, Free!
>
> IMPORTANT! If you never had a high-traffic website then please read
>this: Be aware that your ISP may bill you for "high bandwidth charges"
>due to excess visitor traffic to your website. Once you see your hit
>counter begins to soar, ask your ISP what is your maximum monthly
>bandwidth and throughput, and what the charges are for additional
>traffic. Depending on your ISP and your hosting plan, typical monthly
>throughput might be 1GigaByte/month, 5Gigs/month, or 10Gigs/month. Of
>course the actual amount of monthly bandwitdh you use will depend on
>the number of visitors to your site, multiplied by the amount of bytes
>(HTML documents and graphic images) served to each visitor's browser.
>
> You may want to consider upgrading to another hosting plan with your
>ISP, or changing to another ISP that offers cheaper monthly bandwidth.
>NOTE: In most cases, webmasters don't mind paying for extra bandwidth,
>because the flood of traffic to their website usually results in them
>making more moolah.
>
> http://www.FreeViral.com/?r=143592




Robots are fun
http://robotweek.com

LOL,

I've seen this one before although I've never tried it. It's kind of a pyramid thing. You get visitors to yours and other websites and then go down the list.

They have been around for a while and have seen it back when I used to surf.


[QUOTE=EMAIL REMOVED;76001]I'm afriad to click on it.
The name sounds very scary.