Deleted Traffic Exchange [Traffic Discovery]

Because of a very hard headed owner and a refusal to work with me I have decided to delete Traffic Discovery from the Traffic Exchange Exposed testing list.

Over the past few months I have been in contact with the admin at Traffic Discovery about a URL I have in rotation there. The problem first started when the URL was not loading (I may have been doing some work on the site at the time) and the Traffic Discovery Admin suspended my URL without notice.

I didn’t even know the URL was suspended and I kept surfing there adding close to 700 credits to my account up until the time I seen the URL was suspended. Anyway, I contacted the Admin and the Admin refused to lift the suspension. Screw it! Traffic Discovery just went to the “Dead” traffic exchange list now.

“See Ya, Wouldn’t Want To Be Ya!”

Phil

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