High Risk Site when buying traffic?

It most likely means they had a bet to see if they could get a random moron to start a thread on GFY about it. Wonder how much the winner got?

What's your sites?

Well maybe they should put something about it in their fucking FAQ so morons wouldn't have to ask on GFY.

They could be worried that your site could get something like pop ups or viruses.

Here's an educated guess. You have some sites you were attempting to buy traffic to that are very questionable in terms of content. Wouldn't that make sense?

When people provide very little information about what actually happened, it speaks volumes. If you wanted a real answer, you would have posted the facts. Since you offered no facts, it's safe to assume you know the facts are not on your side and you're not really looking for a real answer.

I suspect you understand this on some level and understand why such a decision was made and you just want to express your frustration and feel defensive about it. It's your poor impulse control and inability to think things through to conclusion before acting which guide the majority of your decisions.

It's all ultimately going to backfire on you in the end and demonstrate perfectly how you've come to this to point to begin with and offer further explanation as to why you have a link in your sig looking for "grunt work".

high risk Site from our standpoint is a Very standard looking page usually alot of banners on a domain less then a year old where you see little traffic and where you you be wanting an explosion of traffic.

that may not be the case here since i am not sure the situation but that would be my guess

These are the sites in question: trannystamp.com and hentaisenpai.com

I wasn't attacking the company as I also didn't mention which one it was. I just didn't understand what classifies a site as high risk when buying traffic. I couldn't find any information on their website regarding what qualifies a site as high-risk or anything at all about why sites would be denied.

It seems weird to deny a paying customer the right to buy traffic unless the site was not industry related, or had some kind of adware/spyware related virus on it.

Other than the fact that they are both affiliate provided content and one his a hostedtube I don't see how it qualifies as high-risk.

They are both new but as new sites how else would you get steady traffic to them without buying it to get things rolling? Most people don't want to do any kind of link trade with a low traffic site.

It is a bit of a catch 22 - But its also good to see some companies are thinking about things like that - Most would just grab the money....

I'm going to assume it's because they are new and don't have any traffic like Rebel D pointed out.

Sellers wants your page to load fast if it full of java or scripts then your a popup or redirect risk.