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Hi,

I had my friend email both of the adultscriptpro emails as suggested ..

The email had a subject line = New Account Approval
From: admin (at) Whorez.xxx

Sent to Adrian@adultscriptpro.com and Support@adultscriptpro.com

Thanks,
Phil

Hi Thiva,

Thanks for the information!

I will let my friend know to contact those emails as well.

Thanks,
Phil

You'll have to finely turn PHP-FPM and NGINX .. especially with the # of worker connections needed and the space for each worker.

Here are some good links :

https://www.digitalocean.com/community/ … figuration

http://highscalability.com/blog/2014/4/ … ic-si.html

http://tweaked.io/guide/nginx/

I think you have the pricing details all screwed up .. no way ANY company would give away this much hardware for $10 a month LOL

Also from their price page looks like the $10 per month deal gets you 5 CPU Cores, not 24 .. just FYI

Great, I will send you an email, and yes we are looking at the Full Source Code edition

Thanks,
T

Great thanks!

True, I personally haven't dealt with a site with over 250k items, in my example it was an eCommerce site with 250,000 products/users/comments within the DB. We typically used at most 4 or 5 different subcategories/filters for a particular product.. So the system does get a little tricky with so many variations .. especially with DB processing (so many checks can quickly overload the system).

I guess we can think of it like :  Straight / Gay / Shemale are sections of your site, and within each section is different categories for those sections.. Similar to how Magento has "Stores" within your primary Site (eg: Each store holds different content, with its own set of categories).

Just curious on your advice for handling such a large site, I assume the DB server would need to be built pretty heavily to handle everything for that type of site.

We have one of our clients using this system on their tube site (note: They are currently not using ASPRO, but may switch once 2.0 is released).

How the system works is essentially the system does a daily scan of your site for any videos tagged in its system to contain copyrighted content. If an video is identified to belong to a protected studio it is flagged in your system and asked for removal. In place of this video, IF available the studio provides trailers and demo content to be in place of that video. The same link can be used to retain in-place SEO, but the content will change. The advertisement will direct the user to the studio site or directly to the DVD depending on the original content.

As a site owner you make a sale once the user has purchased the product you're advertising. So yes you CAN make money, but you ONLY make money once a user clicks through the ad and makes a purchase.. You do not receive money simply for taking copyrighted material off of your site.

If you're making $800 a month after expenses, I definitely wouldn't sell for under $9,000 .. the site is worth much more than that.. But again its up to you how much to sell ...

Whenever I look to buy a site .. I don't just look at income and expenses, I also look at conversion %'s and growth % month after month.  Nothing worse than buying something than seeing your investment going downhill.

Perfect, thank you! Should we email you to get a quote on completing Task #2?

Thanks,

I'm also curious what your monthly expenses are for running the site?

If you're looking for something close to China, I'd recommend hosting through Singapore.. great deals and pipe work.

I tried to access the site today.. but connection was so slow, eventually 404 errored out