Pay Per Play Opportunity will they pay?

It's not helping their cause when the sites they are using as demos don't have anything on them.
Perhaps you should mention that to them .... and also a couple of the demo sites don't exist anymore.

 

I would have to agree with most of the points on here. but really you don't have nothing to lose except for what little bit of time you spend in doing advertising and or putting information on your sites. If this goes off like the newsroom then trust me we be all making it big. I average about 50 dollars a month with little advertising from the newsroom. So I can figure if this program takes off I just doubled my money and didn't spend a dime.

You can see http://www.frebeguide.com for proof of payments and follow up information on pay per view sites.

 

Some quick updates, less than two weeks remain before Net Audio starts playing live ads, and paying webmasters. A complete FAQ has been posted here.

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Best wishes!

 

Interesting,

I is nice to see all the comments on this new concept, and I can remember when Google Adwords and Adsense started the same positive and negative opnions existed. Like all new advertising mediums, there will be some who like it, and others who hate it, nothing new here.

Having been in the advertising industry for years, and having researched and tried everything, one thing is for sure, new mediums cannot be ignored, so I cannot wait to test this concept and already have my sites ready with code, so all that is left is prove it time.

If company pays, tracks, and attracts advertisers as expected, then this is a win win scenario for all. With my Adsense revenues dropping like a rock over the past year, almost half of 2006 with 100 times more hits, makes you wonder if clicking ads is dead, hence, why Google is looking for new mediums to exploit. That is what the advertising industry is all about, finding that new niche.

With nothing to lose, as many pointed out, and given the explosive amount of attention it is getting, even being written up in the Wall Street Journal, this is going to be intersting to watch develop. If I can replace what I have been losing in reduced click throughs, I would be more than satisfied.

Good luck to all, Mike