This kinda sounds similar to the recent launch of BlogRush. I think it is against Google AdSense policies to run something like this too.

You didn’t get the PR from MC blog, webappers did.

“We do not accept links that could make the search relevancy worse.”

Since an individual link costs a fraction of a cent to place, or receive, it is clear that 99% of these links will not be verified for “search relevancy” (whatever that means) .. because to do so would cost far more in valuable time than the link brings in profit.

You’re trying to provide a marketplace to BUY and SELL page rank, and attempting to obfuscate this fact because it is likely to attract the attention to google who can scare off your customers and remove your revenue overnight if they so choose.

At least be honest about the slimy business model you’ve hacked together.

Justin, there is nothing Google can do to identify those websites that buy or sell links via TNX system, otherwise it would be done in early 2006 when TNX conquered the Russian market.

I know you hate TNX with all your guts, but c’mon man, you have to agree that TNX is kindly jerking Google, and nothing can be done about it.

I use TNX myself and my website is currently at the Google’s TOP-1 by very cometitive keyword. I am not goint to tell you which one, figure it out yourself.

P.S. Google is getting off track a bit. It is more likely to scare off its customers, not TNX clients and webmasters.

Those like you make things even worse for Google.

Content is king of internet, but links is queen.

Thanks for its, now i will to join TNX.com, i hope its can help me for easy money by online programs

TNX sounds kind of interesting. I’m slightly torn: as a web user I fear that this kind of service can distort the results a bit, but hell, results vary wildly from search engine to search engine anyway… As someone wanting to promote my website, this sounds like a bargain compared with PPC campaigns.

I would be cautious of using something like this for fear of being penalized on the rankings

There are several alternatives to text-link-ads out there now, many of them that are not nearly as restrictive. The important thing is that you wnat to make sure publishers have the ability to decide what links are published on their sites, so they can make sure they only link to related sites that are of good overall quality.

wow the interface looks great snapshots