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    SEARCH SUBMISSION SERVICE - SOFTWARE INCLUDED - Very Nice Clean Layout - Nice Catchy Domain Name

    RapidFireSubmit.com

    BIN $65 - Pay Pal

    FEATURES:

    Your Search Submission website allows customers to order search engine submissions for their domains.
    The site includes an tip section to help customers prepare their website.
    The site also includes a meta tag generator for free use to customers.
    The site comes with Windows search egine submission software for free that submits the websites for you.
    PayPal integrated.
    You can charge anything you like for the service , currently set at $9.95

    REVENUE DETAILS :

    Your website will earn profits of 100%. You make every dime generated through your website. This is not an affiliate. Most Websites of this type charge $19.95 and up for these submissions.

    Winner will receive:
    Domain Name - All Contents - Free Installation - 3 Months Free Hosting
     
    Lee12, Apr 30, 2007 IP
  2. RicX

    RicX Peon

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    What are the possibility's after the 3 months hosting ? Do I have to move it ? Or is longer hosting negotiable?
    If so .. I open bidding at $ 30.00

    Regards,
     
    RicX, May 1, 2007 IP
  3. Lee12

    Lee12 Well-Known Member

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    Further Hosting is available , Yes.

    I charge only $5 a month after the free hosting expires (you will be billed via pay pal)

    Cpanel - and we will set you up on a plan that is comfortable for you and make sure space and bandwith isnt a problem.
     
    Lee12, May 1, 2007 IP