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  • helmuc
    HostMaria
    • Aug 2012
    • 440

    #1

    Interested to partner up or buy an adult forum

    Hello guys..

    As the title says - I am interested in buying some established adult forum.

    Or could partner up at some

    The quality check-points will be several - so, I will not mention them here, except, that it has to be .com domain (that is the very, very basic condition).

    Please hit me at info(at)mediatower.co.uk

    Have a great weekend,
    Helmuts
    ☕ 🖥️ 🌱 Founder: HostMaria.com and DomainSummit.com | Owner: DNForum.com and AcornDomains.co.uk
  • MrDeiz
    • May 2008
    • 9802

    #2
    http://exposedforums.com/forums/ - there's a hundred and something of paid members along with contributors
    100% sefl-submitted stuff, no bots, no script uploads like many other forums. admins and mods from community members doing their job just great for free, you just enjoy owning/running it
    you can have it all included for $10k
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    • helmuc
      HostMaria
      • Aug 2012
      • 440

      #3
      Originally posted by MrDeiz
      http://exposedforums.com/forums/ - there's a hundred and something of paid members along with contributors
      100% sefl-submitted stuff, no bots, no script uploads like many other forums. admins and mods from community members doing their job just great for free, you just enjoy owning/running it
      you can have it all included for $10k
      mrdeiz @ signbucks.com
      interesting forum.. I'm a bit worried that almost 60% is direct traffic.

      but omg.. you are doing really great job in getting traffic from redit!! .. something I'm not capable at (my spheres are fb, twitter and g+).

      have a great Sunday,
      Helmuts
      ☕ 🖥️ 🌱 Founder: HostMaria.com and DomainSummit.com | Owner: DNForum.com and AcornDomains.co.uk

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