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Furthermore we inform you often of our own pay-per-click earnings, to demonstrate the results you could have if you become a Pay-Per-Click Publisher.

A little-known money-making scheme is available from Pay-Per-Click Web Sites. They're known also as PPC sites. A PPC site is, in essence, a search engine. Like Google, MSN and Yahoo!, they rank Web sites according to the search words and phrases you enter. Unlike the major search engines, however, you can be paid for using them by means of a free membership subscription. You won't make a fortune, but you will make some money which can mount up unnoticeably, just by running the auto-surfing program in the background. If your computer is switched on anyway, why not do it?

The purpose of these PPC sites is to promote their services to potential advertisers, from whom they make money. Because of the dominance of the big three and other large search engines, the lesser-known ones offer incentives to the people who use them, to enable them to compete. The way they do this is to pay users, often a very small fee per click (maybe 1/100th or even 1/1,000th of 1 cent), to browse on their site, eventually paying out when the user's earnings reach a worthwhile amount, anything between $10 and $100, depending on the site. This can take quite a long time to build up, but, by automating your clicks, you can eventually build up a fair sum of money and receive a sizable payment. It can sometimes take a while, but is worth doing if you spend time on line anyway.

	Login: Type the user name you'll log in with in future.
	Password: Enter a password that you'll remember.
	Re-type Password: The same password again as verification.
	Company name: If you don't have one, use your own name.
	Contact Person: Type your own name as the contact person.
	Tax ID: Type the Tax ID thus: n/a
	E-mail: Supply a valid e-mail address; You'll receive an e-mail with a code you'll use to confirm your membership.
	Fill in your address details.
	URL: Type the URL thus: www.ppcappraisal.com
	Agree with the terms.
	Click the 'Register' button. Click on the URL shown in the e-mail you receive with your account ID, to confirm your membership.

The next step is to download and install an automatic clicker. The only one approved is the Ougo browser.

A) Once you've made your requests on PPC Appraisal's web site, click on the 'Menu' tab and scroll down the page until you find "Your link to rotation script for portals". Click on 'Copy to Clipboard'. Open the Ougo browser and click on the menu item 'Surf > Setup'. Click in the pane on the right, and paste <Ctrl+V> the link into it. Then click 'OK'.

B) To start auto-surfing (and making money), click on the menu item 'Surf > Start Surf', and click the 'OK' button in the dialog box which appears. You'll see one or two windows pop up. This is fine, but to increase your earning rate, click on the menu item 'Navigation > Six' to open six windows.

Note that you may need to do this each time the browser starts.

(If you notice that the browser's clicking rate slows right down or even stops, try closing the program, and then restarting it.)

The rate of earnings is fastest at the beginning of the day. Then it seems to decrease exponentially, until it grinds to a halt when you've reached your 1,500-click limit after about 5 hours (at 500Kbps upload rate - see below). This is very fortunate, because you can let the program run for about 3 hours, and earn almost as much as you would after 5 hours.

C) To start the auto-surf process, you need to start up the Ougo Browser whenever you go on line.
To have this done for you automatically every time you start your computer, click 'Tools > OUGO Browser options ...'. Select 'Starting / Exiting' to display the options. Mark the boxes 'Start Browser automatically when OS starts' and 'Launch "Loop Mode" automatically when Browser starts'. You'll then need to do nothing to start auto-surfing whenever you switch on your computer, provided, of course, that you're already connected to the Internet.

D) Rather than running the program in full-screen mode, you'll probably prefer to send the browser to the system tray when you click the minimize button. If so, click 'Tools > OUGO Browser options ...' Select 'Tray Options' to display the options. Mark the boxes 'Enable Tray Icon' and 'Minimize to system tray when I click [Minimize] button'.

Now, when you click the minimize button, the program will disappear down by the clock at the lower right corner of the screen. It will continue running; you just won't be able to see it.

Likewise if the browser is closed and the relevant box is marked. (Useful for fooling someone who thinks he's closed the program, but naughty!)

Auto-surfing alone will not get you far. It could take months to earn enough for a payment. You probably shouldn't bother, unless you take your clicking business to the next stage — referrals.

The way to do this is simple, but you’ll need a lot of referrals to make it work. These go on increasing over time, of course, and, if you get one or two really avid acolytes, you can make up to $5 a day with minimal effort.

You earn 5% (but see our results below) of what each of your referrals makes by auto-surfing, and 5% of their referrals, etc., i.e., you (100%) + your referral (5%) + their referral (5%) + their referral (5%). (By the way, none of your referrals loses anything by being your referral. They still get their 100%; you just get an extra 5%. This is considered to be a "thank you" for providing the information and the opportunity for them.)

Work it out: If you get 20 referrals at 5% each, you'll double your income. If each of those referrals gets 10 referrals, you'll increase your income by another 1,000% (10x). If each of those referrals gets 10 referrals, you'll increase your income by another 10,000% (100x). Say each auto-surfing computer makes about 15 cents a day. You make $0.15 (your own) + $0.15 (your level 1 referrals) + $1.50 (your level 2 referrals) + $15.00 (your level 3 referrals). That's $85 during the working week! It won't get you that Ferrari, but it should help to pay some of the bills. * See the important changes in the last section!

Yes, it can mount up, if you do it well. You can write your own tutorial on auto-surfing, or copy this one, provided that you link back to this web page www.PayPerClickMoneyMaker.com. You can post it in your blog or on message boards, substituting the referral addresses for yours, and we can all make a little money. It's not hard work to do this; it just takes some time. Once you're established, however, all you need to do is request money once every couple of months or so from each of your PPC sites.
* See the important changes under "Getting paid" below!

A) Enable Java on your computer. This is how to do it.

1. Click the menu item 'Tools > Internet Options' (or its equivalent) in your browser.
2. Click the 'Advanced' index tab (or its equivalent).
3. Scroll down until you see "Java console enabled" (or its equivalent), and ensure that it is switched on.
4. Click 'OK' (or its equivalent).
5. Restart your computer.

B) You may be advised elsewhere to paste "Your link to rotation script for portals" 6 times in the setup, that is, once for each browser window you'll have open to the portals. There's some uncertainty about the reason for this.
After testing it ourselves, we found no noticeable difference in the effect.

C) PPC Appraisal has established a clicking limit on each of its users, currently set at 1,500 clicks per day per IP address. It usually takes about 4-5 hours to reach this limit, if your Internet upload rate is 500Kbps. (Note that your upload rate may be different from your download rate. For example, an ISP may transmit data to your computer at 2Mbps or even 4Mbps, so that you can view web pages quickly, but allow you to transmit data from your computer at only 500Kbps.)

It is against policy for you to use false or anonymous proxy addresses to continue clicking, but nothing says that you can't change your IP address another way. When you disconnect from the Internet, and then reconnect after at least 5 or 10 minutes, it's unlikely that you'll be allocated the same IP address as you had before. Switch off your computer and modem (disconnect power and transmission plugs completely, not just 'stand-by') at coffee break times. If you use a router, you may find that its own static IP address is used, and you won't be able to change it. (You see, by giving your eyes a break regularly, auto-surfing can benefit your health as well as your pocket!)

This works only if your IP address changes each time you restart. If your IP address is static and not dynamic, or it changes only every 24 hours, you'll reach the 1,500-click limit sooner or later, and then you'll see that your earnings will increase no further that period. This isn't disastrous because, remember, you make hardly anything from your own computer anyway; the main money comes from your referrals. It's a matter of multiplication, not addition!

Notwithstanding that, the 24-hour period probably starts at a specific time each day. It may be that your ISP's (Internet Service Provider) system refreshes its pool of dynamic IP addresses in the middle of your working day. If so, you're in luck! You can start your PPC earning session in the morning, and run it for 3 hours; switch everything off during lunch, and start afresh in the afternoon. You'll almost double your daily income! It's difficult to find out the exact moment when an ISP refreshes its IP addresses, but, statistically, the more often you switch off and on again during your working day, the more likely you are to hit it.

D) If you have several computers, you can certainly use more than one to click for your account, but not simultaneously! You will be caught and removed, and you'll lose all your earnings!

Provided that your computers have different IP addresses (separate Internet connection; NOT a shared connection; usually meaning a different geographic location), you can sign up with a new account as a referral of your first account, using a different username, e-mail and geographical address. To all intents and purposes, you are someone else, and will be able to run both accounts simultaneously. In this case, of course, your first account will get an additional 5% of your second account's earnings as a bonus.

Remember, however, that you want to make money; there's little point in having a second computer running just to auto-surf, because of the cost of electricity, wear on the machine, etc. It's worthwhile only if the computer is being used anyway for another purpose.

To get paid, you need to wait until you have enough credits with the web sites you selected. To check your current status, go to the PPC Appraisal web site, log in, and click the 'Payments' tab.

You're doing all of this for credits. A credit is a unit created by the search engines you're auto-surfing. The way you make money is to make a batch request for your credits. You can increase their value by selling them on a site like DeQuba (details on the PPC Appraisal web site). To sell your credits, use PPC Appraisal's Transfer option to transfer your banked credits away from PPC to your DeQuba Account.

To sell your DeQuba credits, you must become a platinum member. It costs $36 for a year's membership, and you won't be able to make any sales in the first 60 days. A suggestion is to bank your credits on PPC Appraisal, and, after you've requested some for payment, sign up for the Platinum Membership. You'll get a number of free credits immediately, which you might just leave as they are. After your 60-day "fraud protection" period is over, you transfer all of your credits from PPC Appraisal, and sell them in the DeQuba Forum. Find either a one-time sale (recommended), or a monthly sale (if you're positive that you can create a high enough balance). You'll be paid by these people. Although this option now becomes a paid programme, you make roughly $1 per credit, and, since the minimum balance for cashing in credits requires you to have 50 or 60, you make your money back, and more, with your first transaction.

If you don’t have a PayPal account, it's a tremendous hassle to get paid. Currency exchanges for those who live outside the USA, or waiting five weeks for a cheque are not particularly thrilling options, and it seems best just to take the 3% hit by PayPal.

14 Mar 07 update: It has just been reported to us by an existing member that the payment system has changed. Until we've accumulated sufficient credits for a payment ourselves, however, we cannot provide first-hand information. We've been informed that the portals no longer pay individually by cheque. All credits must be transferred to DeQuba. More on this later...

26 Mar 2007 update: Further to the previous news, we have obtained DeQuba's terms and conditions, which you can read here. Your attention is drawn particularly to the section "Payment". In brief, the system has changed. No longer can you get paid in US Dollars by the search engine portals. You now earn 'credits' which can be redeemed at DeQuba's on-line gift store (not available yet) or by selling them to another member. So far, we can see no logical business reason why other members should want to buy them, but they do indeed offer US Dollars for them. It is interesting to note that such members usually reside in east European countries or in south or central America, and insist on paying by Western Union, which method is untraceable.

Any more information will be posted here as and when it becomes available...

Are there any dangers to doing this? No. It's completely legal, spyware free, and does very, very little to slow down your PC while it's running.

If you're a person for whom making money for nothing is a moral issue, don't fret! You're NOT making money for nothing. Because of the way computers work, it may seem that they do tasks simultaneously. In fact, they don't; They "time-slice". This means that they allocate microseconds of time to the several tasks which are running, and cycle the tasks. Your other tasks are therefore deprived of the time it takes to auto-surf, although it is almost negligible.

The OUGO Browser may also change your Internet settings while it is running (only). If so, you'll see a message like the one below before the browser starts.

("Loop" mode means auto-surfing.) If you need to download files in your work, mark the menu item 'Tools > Allow Files Downloading'.

You may also see pop-up windows flash on the screen for a fraction of a second. If this annoys you, mark the menu item 'Tools > Enable Pop-up Killer'.

Needless to say, you'll have some kind of anti-virus protection and a firewall as an Internet user. This has nothing to do with this money-making scheme; it's just common sense generally. If you don't have such protection, you're really asking for trouble!

Take no notice of anyone who promises larger monetary gains than are possible, and offering bad advice on how to get started, such as requesting all of the sites instead of just the good ones, using proxy IP addresses to increase the number of possible clicks, using a program called Test33 instead of Ougo Browser, etc. The methods described on this page are much more effective. Be sure to check back here often for updated advice.

In fact, we claim confidently that no other source of information is more accurate than that found on this web page. Systems analysis and statistics are our business, and we believe that no one on the Web has subjected this pay-per-click scheme to more analytical tests than we have. We continue to test, as it is an on-going process. Things change. So, check back here frequently to keep your pay-per-click campaign up to scratch.

There's a lot of information on line about this being a scam. It is not. How could it be? It costs you nothing. Those detractors have evidently not found and read this web page, and are unaware of the business logic behind the scheme.

If you request adult sites, you take a risk! PPC Appraisal offers an opportunity to auto-surf adult sites. While it may earn you more money than regular sites, it's also more risky. Most of the sites you're visiting automatically are created by normal people, and the vast majority of them are harmless. You might, however, unknowingly auto-click on a child pornography site. If you get caught doing this, you could be implicated in serious crimes that you never committed. You can certainly try if you wish, but understand that you're taking a risk. We don't do it.

This will never make you a millionaire, but that's not the point. Participating in this auto-surfing programme will help you to pay the Internet and electricity bills. It just takes a while to get started.

If it weren't so easy, we wouldn't recommend this method at all. Give it a chance before dismissing it, however. Getting $200-$300 as, essentially, free money every six months is a real pleasure.

1. Keep six auto-surfing windows open.
2. Power off during breaks as often as you can. (Only if your dynamic IP address changes each time.)
3. Continually spread the word, to get referrals to sign up. (If you can't convince them, ask them to read this page.)
4. Check for the latest info on this page www.PayPerClickMoneyMaker.com.

While we're gathering and analysing data, we're not taking our own advice to select only the best-paying portals.
We're using all the portals, so that we can determine which are the best payers, and shall publish the results here.
Until we start taking our own advice, therefore, we expect our direct earnings to be lower than they should be.

Our pay-per-click campaign began on Wednesday 28th February 2007. At first progress was painfully slow, but then averaged 6 cents per day for the first 3 days.

Then suddenly it picked up. 3 hours on Saturday 3rd March saw an increase of 5.5 cents - hourly rate 1.6 cents.
4 hours on Sunday 4th March saw an increase of 8.8 cents - hourly rate 2.2 cents.

As new portals were added gradually, our earning rate dropped, averaging 5 cents per day.
Since our first affiliate joined, however, our earnings from that referral have averaged 6.24%, not 5% as we believed.

We're currently conducting tests to discover the pattern of auto-surfing periods which earn the most money daily.
The results are already interesting, as you can see below. The method will be published here when tests are complete.

We've discovered that PPC Appraisal's 24-hour cycle for the daily 1,500-click limit begins at midnight US Pacific time.
(08:00 GMT / 16:00 Hong Kong) This means that publishers in the far east can benefit by the lucrative first hours of a new day, if they work a little later at the office on Fridays.

15 Mar 07 update: Some days testing for the daily pattern of on-off auto-surfing which provides the most income.

26 Mar 07 update: After checking the results of three PPC Appraisal members who signed up in a chain, we discovered that the member at the top level earned nothing from the member at the third level. This means that you earn credits only for your direct referrals at the rate of about 6.2425%. If this situation changes, it will be reported here.

27 Mar 07 update: In 'How to start a campaign - Step 2' above it's recommended that you select only six the best-paying merchants. We've seen from another account, however, that selecting merchants has no effect on the actual number of merchants you get in your account. The number of merchants increases until it eventually reaches about 18.

04 Apr 07 update: We have experimented with many variations of session times, but have noticed no particular pattern which makes more money than any other. It appears to be random. We've discovered, however, that there seems to be little point in leaving the auto-click program running for more than about 2.5 hours each day (at 500kbps), during which time we've been making approximately 8 US cents. Do remember, though, that you can repeat this performance even on the same day if your IP address changes whenever you switch off your Internet connection. (See 'Ways to increase your income - section C' above.)

13 Apr 07 update: Some really weird things are happening today. (It's Friday 13th!) We've been auto-clicking for hours, but our earnings have not increased at all. The original 26 merchants have diappeared from the 'Request' page, and only one, Svior, is available. This probably explains why we're no longer earning anything. We've just requested Svior, and shall see what happens next. Furthermore, we're quite concerned about the number of virus attacks suddenly occurring while we're auto-surfing. The most common one is Trojan-Downloader.VBS.Agent.u. Fortunately our anti-virus program is protecting us.

14 Aug 07 update: It's been four months since our last update. We were becoming a little edgy with PPC Appraisal and its association with DeQuba, which, until recently, were both operated by people from eastern Europe. Therefore we chose to be very careful about the information we published here. Much has happened since then. Gone is the PPC Appraisal Pay-Per-Click Publishing scheme. DeQuba is under new management, which seems to be American — at least at face value, but we do not know for sure, and, although DeQuba now seems to be more respectable, are not interested to know, for these reasons:
— Use of the Ougo browser is no longer accepted, which means no more automatically generated clicks. To earn credits, you must now click manually, which is very time-consuming.
— DeQuba is not willing to buy your credits for cash, and they seem to be difficult to sell anywhere.
— We read the DeQuba FAQ page in its entirety, and found it difficult to understand such a complex system. We could not even figure out what the underlying purpose of it is supposed to be, or where the revenue comes from.
— As software engineers with logical minds, we consider ourselves to be not unintelligent, yet could not fathom what DeQuba is selling. If anyone can explain clearly, we'd like to know, please — only out of academic interest.
— It is clear, however, that Members get very little unless they pay money to DeQuba. The fees range from 10.00 to 280.00. (DeQuba omits the unit of currency, but we assume that it is in US Dollars.)
— The most that we could gather is that it is something to do with increasing web site traffic for customers. This is a service which thousands, perhaps millions, of web site owners want and need. Therefore we at Abacus Data Systems have decided to put our own brains to work, to develop a technical method which provides such a service. We have already mapped out the mathematical principles by which it will operate, and now need to create the computer program. There will be a basic free version and a paid version with statistics and unlimited potential to increase web site traffic. Check back here during the next few weeks for updates, or receive info from Traffic@AbacusData.com.

More later ... including another free money-making opportunity we've found, but shall try first, to see whether it works. This one involves on-line shopping...

16 Oct 07 update: After trying the new money-making opportunity mentioned in the previous paragraph for two months, we're convinced that it works. It really is free, and you cannot lose, only gain. There's a huge amount of help and training available to get you going, and the on-line tools to track your commissions, etc., are reliable. The advice seems to be honest, and the principles honourable. The only drawback we found is that we receive 'helpful' e-mails from them every day, but you can, of course, filter these out, if you wish. We recommend you get an on-line shopping mall.

Also in the meantime, we tried out several 'Get Paid for Surveys' schemes. Some are better than others, but most award you points, not cash. Even the cash we earned was not, in our opinion, worth the time taken on the surveys. Again, our mailbox was filled with e-mails from them every day. So, if you've nothing better to do with your time, go for them.

There's yet another scheme we've been trying out for some months. This also works, takes up hardly any time, and doesn't clog your mailbox. Its only drawback, if it can be called that, is that earning money at it is very slow. You get paid for displaying an advertiser's web site on your computer for about 30 seconds. During that time you're supposed to look at it, of course, but there's nothing to prevent you from switching back to whatever else you were doing while the clock is ticking. You get paid up to 5 cents (usually 2 or 3) just for displaying the site. Effectively you're being paid a few cents just to click a button. This is probably worth that effort. We think so. You can sign up for this at Deals 'n' Cash.

Returning to pay-per-click advertising for a moment, our in-house geniuses at Abacus Data Systems have been conducting an in-depth study of how to get the best out of it. It's really very involved, and there's a lot to learn and understand, if you want your business to get near the top of the pile. Moreover, the goal-posts are often moved. Our research has uncovered a technical way to achieve a high Google Adwords rank at a low cost per click, while still obeying the numerous Google rules. We shan't divulge how we do it, but we shall off er a service to do it for your business, possibly by the end of October 2007. Check back here later, or get info from PPC@AbacusData.com.

24 Oct 07 update: An emergency web page, describing severe problems with the DeQuba programme, was published at www.pawfox.com/importantnotice.html. (The page may have been removed by the time you read this.) As we have no further interest in the programme, rather than relate the content of the page, we simply point out that the English text seemed to have been written by a foreigner, yet was signed by a "Patrick Walters", a decidedly English name. You can form your own opinion about any integrity issues in this respect. It's unlikely that we'll report any more news of DeQuba.

30 Jan 08 update: It's been three months since the previous update, but now two important developments have come along at the same time (like buses). These are two projects launched by Abacus Data Systems. One is an automated money-making web site with the brand "Fast-Ad"; the other is a tremendous labour-saving tool, "Keyword Assistant".
We shall deal with each of these separately below.

Fast-Ad: A new brand-name for a new way to make money on the Internet from the respected British software house, Abacus Data Systems International. Google is making a ton of money from AdWords, and it’s completely automatic. In other words, it’s a money machine. Once the programming work is done, it just sits there and rakes in the cash. The engineers at Abacus Data started thinking… Why can’t we lesser mortals reap the benefits of a similar system of our own? (On a far smaller scale, of course.) TA-DAAAA! Enter the Fast-Ad! Check it out at www.Fast-Ad.com. Have the sales people at Abacus Data got it wrong? Have they priced this service too cheaply? What do you think?

Keyword Assistant: Another gap in the market filled by Abacus Data Systems! This one is aimed at those who run on‑line advertising campaigns such as Google AdWords, but is also very useful for optimising keywords for the <keywords> tag in web pages, to get them ranked higher in the search engine free listings. This is the definitive tool for generating keyword lists for use in Google AdWords Pay-Per-Click, Yahoo Search Marketing and MSN Search Advertising campaigns and to enhance your web site's free search results. It is downloadable FREE until 30 June 2008 at www.KeywordAssistant.net.

The engineers at Abacus Data Systems have not forgotten about the pay-per-click advertising service mentioned above. They prefer to test systems thoroughly before public release; hence the long waiting period. The news is, however, "so far, so good!" Next month should herald a public notice about this subject.

22 Mar 08 update: Although a little later than expected, the pay-per-click advertising service mentioned above is now available to any web site owner who wants it to be on page 1 of Google at a very low ppc rate. Just send your web address to PPC@AbacusData.com, and a ppc expert will provide details.

28 Mar 08 update: The autosurfing browser lives! It is no longer the Ougo browser which used to be so useful for making money by autosurfing, but one that is easier to manage. Just start it going, and that's all you need to do to start earning money while you surf... learn... work... It is called SurfJunky. Abacus Data Systems is still testing this autosurf scheme, and needs your assistance to be able to make a qualified report on it here. In order to assist Abacus to test the Referral aspect of SurfJunky, you can join the scheme now (link removed) and start autosurfing yourself. When you've done that, visit our sister site www.MakeMoneyPayPalace.com for details of how to get the best out of SurfJunky.
(See update below!)

In April 2008 Abacus Data Systems is expected to launch its Web Site Traffic Generator project publicly. Keep watching this space for something tremendous!

16 Jul 08 update: SurfJunky - After almost four months our test racked up $175 in "earnings", which were never paid, despite SurfJunky's claims to pay out at every $25 and that they had never paid late. All attempts at contact failed. A trace of the operator, Primo Creations, revealed a false telephone number.
    We have simultaneously been testing three other surfing sites, and they have all worked very well. They are:
www.ClickThru.com -|- www.TrueViewTraffic.com -|- www.TrafficSwarm.com
You are not paid money, but the more sites you surf, the more often your own site will be displayed to other surfers.

More later ...

Visit our sister site www.MakeMoneyPayPalace.com for details of how to make money online. It is not an "expert'" site, but is directed at newcomers who want advice and ideas to make money on the Internet, either casually or as a home-based business, using a computer.

"GET RICH QUICK" SCHEMES??
--- IMPORTANT! TAKE NOTE! ---
This is what we've learned from our research of money-making schemes:
Some make money on the Internet; Others do not.
Some are free; Others are not.
Some are easy; Others are tedious.
Some are quick; Others are slow.
There is one thing certain, however:
THE FREE, EASY "GET RICH QUICK" SCHEME DOES NOT EXIST!
Making money on the Internet requires at least some effort, time, money, or all of these!

     Here is one, however, that comes very close to perfection. We know that because Abacus Data Systems engineers designed and created it.
     As for the "get rich quick" part, it is subjective, depending on what you consider "rich" or "quick". The bare fact is that you can make up to $400 in three months. The best part is that it is really easy, and requires almost no effort -- (Note the "almost"!) As for "free", it turns out to be so, provided that you supply that all-important effort, even though it be small.
     Go to www.TheGamesForum.com and click on the "Games + Cash" link there. You can decide for yourself.
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Fast-Ad
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Keyword Assistant
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Pay-Per-Click, Yahoo Search
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Get it at www.KeywordAssistant.net

Web Site Traffic Generator
Now undergoing pilot testing, the
Web Site Traffic Generator will be
available soon. Watch this space!