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-++++ How I can sell traffic to broker using skim schemes |
+++++ How can I sell traffic to broker using skim schemes |
 You can sell your traffic through special Seller trades. TE3 allows two options to sell your traffic:
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+++++ Oversending trades at the bottom of the trade list |
+Q: I have a couple of trades at the bottom of my DB, that are sending me no, or almost no traffic. Why is TE3 still sending  traffic to those trades? It doesn't make sense to send it out, when I'm not receiving any clicks back...
+A: Oversending trades at the bottom of the trade DB is nothing unusual and nothing to worry about.
+Let's explain this with an example: \\
+Trade DB contains 50 trades. Worst 10 trades are sending you in small amounts of traffic or not sending (and producing) anything at all. The question is... for what reason are those trades still getting some traffic back? \\
+First of all, you have to understand **TE3 sends out only uniques and it won't send a surfer to the same site twice**. When a surfer clicks one of your out links, TE3 will first send him to the trade you owe most traffic to. If the surfer keeps clicking, TE3 will send him to the next trade on the [[te3:outgoing_lists|outgoing list]] and the next one and the next one...if he clicks 50 times trade productive, he will visit all the trades in your DB.
+Naturally, every website also receives traffic from spiders & bots that click more than 50 times. This is nothing unusual and we wouldn't recommend blocking them, because you could block search engine spiders by doing that.
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 ++++ Where can I find the security key? |