As far as I know, he now makes money there by....
1. Charging for URL links.
2. Referal fees for click throughs.
3. Putting players that signup through his site on a sheet.
Ignore the "we do not accept any ad dollars" sign on the front. Seems to be a decent guy and all just flat out refuses to admit he does this for anything but the love of it all. LOL. Maybe if this is wrong what I posted he will come correct it.
1. Charging for URL links.
2. Referal fees for click throughs.
3. Putting players that signup through his site on a sheet.
Ignore the "we do not accept any ad dollars" sign on the front. Seems to be a decent guy and all just flat out refuses to admit he does this for anything but the love of it all. LOL. Maybe if this is wrong what I posted he will come correct it.
I don't know but the move to England somehow messed up the Paypal tip jar. It's pulled from the Paypal site or embedded or whatever the term is.
I think the site will accept banner ads from poker sites, handicappers, forums, ect., next year. The cost of maintaing a presence on the net is 2x what it was last year and will probably double again next year.
I think the site will accept banner ads from poker sites, handicappers, forums, ect., next year. The cost of maintaing a presence on the net is 2x what it was last year and will probably double again next year.
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR> I think the site will accept banner ads from poker sites, handicappers, forums, ect., next year. The cost of maintaing a presence on the net is 2x what it was last year and will probably double again next year. <HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
At least you won't have any radio expenses next year. I understand if you prefer not to comment, but how well do you think those did for you all based on the cost?
At least you won't have any radio expenses next year. I understand if you prefer not to comment, but how well do you think those did for you all based on the cost?
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Buzzsaw:
I don't know but the move to England somehow messed up the Paypal tip jar. It's pulled from the Paypal site or embedded or whatever the term is.
I think the site will accept banner ads from poker sites, handicappers, forums, ect., next year. The cost of maintaing a presence on the net is 2x what it was last year and will probably double again next year.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Boy it was a struggle but we finally getting him to admit it. Whew...
I don't know but the move to England somehow messed up the Paypal tip jar. It's pulled from the Paypal site or embedded or whatever the term is.
I think the site will accept banner ads from poker sites, handicappers, forums, ect., next year. The cost of maintaing a presence on the net is 2x what it was last year and will probably double again next year.<HR></BLOCKQUOTE>
Boy it was a struggle but we finally getting him to admit it. Whew...
<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><font size="-1">quote:</font><HR>Originally posted by Patrick McIrish:
As far as I know, he now makes money there by....
1. Charging for URL links.
2. Referal fees for click throughs.
3. Putting players that signup through his site on a sheet.
Ignore the "we do not accept any ad dollars" sign on the front. Seems to be a decent guy and all just flat out refuses to admit he does this for anything but the love of it all. LOL. Maybe if this is wrong what I posted he will come correct it.
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all of the 3 items do not constitute advertising?
As far as I know, he now makes money there by....
1. Charging for URL links.
2. Referal fees for click throughs.
3. Putting players that signup through his site on a sheet.
Ignore the "we do not accept any ad dollars" sign on the front. Seems to be a decent guy and all just flat out refuses to admit he does this for anything but the love of it all. LOL. Maybe if this is wrong what I posted he will come correct it.
all of the 3 items do not constitute advertising?
