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The main kinds of wholesale web site traffic available for purchase on the web are:

• expired domains 
• pop unders 
• leads or email list
• banner ads
• guaranteed signups
• email blast (target email solo ads)

In addition to wholesale or "bulk" traffic there are PPC or Pay Per Click search engines and pay per click ads.

Unless you have your own cultivated email list of friendly prospects, probably the most effective of the above methods is "expired domains".  When a webmaster first plans his pages, he has to buy a domain name.  If he then doesn't use that name or if he doesn't renew the subscription for it, the name can be "parked" on the domain registrar's server and ads will be place on to monetize the unused domain for the registrar.  Some services let people park their unused domains on the parking server for a share in this ad revenue. If you want to learn more about domain parking visit Sedo or GoldKey to see how they work.  Other companies will sell you an ad on their parked domains for the traffic share.  This is mainly targeted traffic from the search engines.

Once you know what to look for, there are lots of people selling wholesale or Bulk traffic online. One thing you might do is search for "web site traffic" on Ebay.  It would appear there that people are practically giving it away, but be careful as most of the time there is no real way to know where that traffic will come from.  You don't want it at any price if they will just put your URL on an autosurf and run the page until the counter hits a magic number.  That particular method might provide a list of IP addresses that exposed your page on a computer, but there were probably no human eyes looking at your page. 

Don't buy a safelist email  blaster.  It will let you sit and blast your email into obliviion, but no on will ever read it.  Watch out for the traffic scammer who will place your URL into a pop up on a porno site or place it in a frame that's one pixel size at the bottom of a popular page and the hit will count, but again, no one will see your page. 

Full page pop unders are probably the second most effective type of wholesale traffic.  This is a pop up that opens under the page someone is viewing.  When they finish and close their browser, there is something new to see - your page.  Their attention might be grabbed for a few seconds if your page is persuasive enough.  The problem with this is so many browsers now have pop up blockers and your page won't display.  Whether or not the hit will count is unknown. Most wholesale brokers will provide you with a stat page where you can control your campagne. Modern browsers have just about eliminated the value of pop unders.  There are "unstopable" pops created by DHTML code and these might work, but is that the kind your traffic broker is using?