Redirecting of foreign traffic?

Mr. Blue · 2005-02-13, 07:31 AM

Well, I have a series of questions regarding this, lol, so be patient. I was checking my weblogs for the day and I notice I'm getting a lot of traffic from countries which stands a snowball's chance in hell of ever signing up for a membership anywhere. This and the fact that they're chewing up bandwidth at a rate where I can't exactly afford to be the UN and friendly to all nations. Examples (just three examples there's more):

Russia (1,500 visitors a day)
Czechia (1,500 visitors a day)
China (300 visitors)

They roughly are using around a gig of bandwidth a day. So here's the questions:

1. If I redirect these countries to another page will it get me banned from link lists and tgps?

2. What does everyone else do with this traffic?

3. Is this just something I have to take as a write off as doing business?

2005-02-13, 07:31 AM	#1
Mr. Blue Searching for Jimmy Hoffa Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Long Island, NY Posts: 771	Redirecting of foreign traffic? Well, I have a series of questions regarding this, lol, so be patient. I was checking my weblogs for the day and I notice I'm getting a lot of traffic from countries which stands a snowball's chance in hell of ever signing up for a membership anywhere. This and the fact that they're chewing up bandwidth at a rate where I can't exactly afford to be the UN and friendly to all nations. Examples (just three examples there's more): Russia (1,500 visitors a day) Czechia (1,500 visitors a day) China (300 visitors) They roughly are using around a gig of bandwidth a day. So here's the questions: 1. If I redirect these countries to another page will it get me banned from link lists and tgps? 2. What does everyone else do with this traffic? 3. Is this just something I have to take as a write off as doing business?