sex.com only makes $17,000/day ????

You have paysites that make 17,000 bucks a day? Or better yet a TGP?

more than $6 millions a year!? how is that a fucking joke?

So I'm guessing you have to make 6x that?

That article is two years old?

Sure they maybe could earn more if Sex.com was a paysite.

But 17k a day is great!

I make about $12,000/day on average, honestly... but I don't have sex.com as my domain name. They could do SO much better... heh, yeah, it's 2 yrs old.. but their business model hasn't changed too much.. it's still a bad idea, I think, maybe..

I always thought they made less but $17k/day is very good...

What do you spend to make $12,000 a day?
Is that gross or net

Yep

03:00 AM Jan. 30, 2001 PT

that's net.. gross like $20k

Good stuff.

$10 of that $17,000 is my Deposit. :D

and what are you running?

Actually they've made a ton of changes from where they started.

So you think they make more or less a day now?

No shit Donnie? Off of your own paysites? You know at those numbers you would be near the top of the heap paysite wise?

Donnie ICQ me man

if 17k a day is a joke you are definitely doing something right that i have not begun to tap in to.

I heard that...

I like how people rub shit in peoples faces .What are we supposed to kiss your ass because you say you make huge amounts of loot?...

More.

was it a search engine 2 years ago? i remember it being stupid banners a few years ago. think it was around the time this lawsuit was going on.

there are many programs doing more then 6mill a year in sales.

The 'stupid banners' as you put it made more than anything before or after...

why would he help n00bs like you?

i don't know why they don't turn it into a banner farm.

read my mind

making money is stupid

i doubt that, i'm sure there were paysites making more.

Thats what it used to be.

Only 17,000 per day... I would love to have their problems

no shit, sherlock.

How much traffic does sex.com do per day? More than the Hun? Of course it's better quality, I'm not questioning that, but I'm talking uniques per day. Anyone know?

Yeaah Right Bubbaaaah, doing what, selling dope to kids in Vegas

Arent you related to that guy who was trying to anonymously sell a mystery URL 100K a year paysite earlier today?

actually, he's not lying.

I heard it from a source that sex.com make anywhere from $27K - $33K per day.
The reason why it's doing so well is because there is always links there, if it was just a banner farm the i dont think it would make that.

Infact, I couldn't see sex.com doing anything better with it.

Only? How can you say $17,000/day is bad? I wouldn't mind makin that much! That would be fine with me!

jDoG

if I were the brain behind sex.com, 20K is only a fucking joke. more than that people. much much more than that.

They're talking in US $ not in Viet Rubbles

are those anything like Barney Rubble?

shit man, your few hours of daily work could fix my future for close months

maybe you'll be able to afford english lessons too!

Does anyone else notice how Donnie has gone back to working?

People who make 12k a day don't waste their time broadcasting it on bbs boards. And if they do, they aren't making 12k a day for very long.

Every guy has huge cock in their pants until they have to pull it out and show everyone.

Just my 2 cents. And yes, I've been drinking and do not wish to cause trouble.

maybe he's just rubbin one out

Forgot to add. This may be a reason for his success

Most folks here it seems don't realize how diversified Gary is. He is way more than just sex.com.

Gary Kremen has over fifteen years experience with emerging growth companies and developing information technology. He is currently the President and CEO of Grant Media Management Inc., the managing member of Grant Media LLC. Grant Media, LLC is a highly profitable internet traffic distributor. It owns numerous websites, including Galaxysearch.com and Sex.com. He is also currently a board member of Anonymizer.com and Pinpoint Golf Marketing, Inc.

Gary's past consulting projects in the satellite area include: i) business planning and business development for Hughes Communications' New Venture Organization, focusing on satellite delivery of IP transit services, ii) a rollout of a near earth orbit fleet of unmanned planes using LMDS technology, iii) business planning for NeTune, a venture backed satellite media transmission network, and iv) fundraising for DBS Industries, a publicly traded LEO based AMR automatic meter reading company.

Other past internet consulting projects at Kremen, Father & Partners, LLC include i) retainer due diligence for Charter Venture Capital, ii) general finance and operations for Photoloft.Com / BrightCube, iii) business plan and investor presentation for Signafy, Inc. (an NEC backed spin-off in the digital watermarking area), and iv) brokering the domain names Computer.com and Altavista.com.

Previously, Gary was President of NetAngels.Com, Inc., a 40 person company (with 20 contractors in Krakow, Poland) solely focused on Internet profiling and personalization. It has backers including Esther Dyson, Nick Nicholas, Ron Posner and Martin Schoffstal. As co-founder of NetAngels.Com, he hired the management team, focused the product vision, and created the distribution strategy. The company merged with Firefly Network, Inc. (Agents, Inc.) in late 1996, the company's largest competitor, which was later merged with Microsoft.

From 1993 through March 1996 Gary founded and was Chairman of the Board of Electric Classifieds, Inc. / Match.Com, the leading on-line classifieds advertising technology outsourcing company and perhaps one of the most widely accessed 'community' on the Internet. Gary founded the firm after identifying opportunities for on-line personals service, now branded Match.Com. He wrote the company business plan, then raised $1.3 million from venture capitalists and private investors, and later assisted in raising $7.5 million from leading corporate partners, such as Softbank, The Well and Intel, and venture capitalists, such as Canaan Venture Partners, Weiss Peck & Greer and Charter Venture Capital. Match.Com was eventually sold to Ticketmaster / Citysearch for $50 million.

Gary was principal founder of Los Altos Technologies, Inc. (LAT), a leader in UNIX security. At LAT, Gary was responsible for marketing, business development, and finance. The company created the first anti-virus product for UNIX as well as a only government approved data deletion product for classified data.

Earlier in Gary's career, he was a member of the technical staff at The Aerospace Corporation, where he worked as a software engineer in the areas of computer security and software metrics.

Gary's education includes an M.B.A. from the Stanford University Graduate School of Business and degrees in Computer Science and Electrical Engineering from Northwestern University.

Gary is a frequent speaker on on-line marketing, business development, and capital raising for emerging growth companies. He is the primary inventor of the seminal US patent for creating Internet web pages dynamically, patent #5706434, and is ranked in the Top 100 Internet Entrepreneurs according to MicroTimes Magazine.

Gary has invested in over 50 private companies of which several have either gone public or have had liquidity events.