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“How much do spam bloggers make?”
Very few questions come up more regularly that that one. Pretty much everyone recognizes spam bloggers, especially scrapers, as scum of the earth. However, most also realize they have to have at least some incentive to start up thei ... Continue reading »
Very few questions come up more regularly that that one. Pretty much everyone recognizes spam bloggers, especially scrapers, as scum of the earth. However, most also realize they have to have at least some incentive to start up thei ... Continue reading »
2 years ago
I honestly can't see these spammers making all that much dough. I couldn't fathom the amount of time it would take out of ones life trying to maintain 10,000 blogs.
Let along trying to convince Google to allow you to place ads on all of them with one account.
I think Spam is just like all the other get rich quick schemes. They're all hype to suck you into spending a couple of bucks on hosting and software, and you don't get what was promised.
The only way a person can get rich quick in this world is either win the lottery, or work hard at something.
But that's just my opinion, and you're entitled to it.
2 years ago
2 years ago
That was my fault, I grabbed the wrong picture. I wanted the now-famous Adsense check one, where it links to now. I was in a hurry when I was grabbing the links and had forgotten that I had navigated away from the link I wanted.
I agree that spam is by in large a get rich quick scheme, I think the people getting rich are the ones writing the software to maintain the 10,000 blogs. Those apps are fairly simply in nature but cost hundreds of dollars. Seems like a good scheme to me.
Still, some do make a lot of money at spam. It's sad but true.
Spammer:
I don't believe Shoemoney's cash is 100% clean, as I said, he's been called on other questionable tactics but I haven't seen anyone say he's spammed. Perhaps he isn't a saint, but he's not the devil either.
2 years ago