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Title: Monetizing VPN traffic? Post by: BitBustah on July 31, 2016, 10:08:39 AM Hi,
I'm blocking VPN traffic on server level.. I was wondering; Is there a way to monetize VPN traffic? Perhaps I can redirect them to a service that pays bitcoins or something? All help is appreciated. Thanks. Dave Title: Re: Monetizing VPN traffic? Post by: TastyChillySauce00 on July 31, 2016, 11:19:10 AM maybe redirect them to fill some survey,it's kind of easy money,but i don't think a VPN traffic would gives you reward that much because vpn traffic considered as low quality traffic,but any kind of pop ads seems could help you a little bit to gain more profit
but still beware of being accussed providing fake traffic Title: Re: Monetizing VPN traffic? Post by: BitBustah on July 31, 2016, 11:21:35 AM ..but still beware of being accussed providing fake traffic Thanks for the reply. That's why I'm looking for a host that accepts VPN traffic. Title: Re: Monetizing VPN traffic? Post by: LoyceV on August 03, 2016, 08:11:55 AM Bitcointalk uses "units of evil" when someone registers from a VPN/TOR-address. It then asks for a payment in Bitcoin to be able to register.
You could do this too: instead of blocking the traffic, throw up a financial barrier to allow the user to access the site anyway. Title: Re: Monetizing VPN traffic? Post by: Daffadile on August 06, 2016, 02:29:32 PM Hi, I'm blocking VPN traffic on server level.. I was wondering; Is there a way to monetize VPN traffic? Perhaps I can redirect them to a service that pays bitcoins or something? All help is appreciated. Thanks. Dave That is quite a weird question to ask. It's no different from regular traffic. How would you know it's a vpn anyway ? You won' know. My IP changes since we have dynamic addresses not static. I also use a dns , I need it for hulu and netflix. But a dns is different from a vpn. But you can monetize it the same way as regular traffic there really is no difference unless you running vpn and proxy to abuse the system. |