Question to Alex Tew
Has the next round been cancelled?
Live Reporter from new 2 million dollars website! Get to know what is going on there!
Has the next round been cancelled?
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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4:08 AM
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Labels: next round, pixelotto

Click to see it on Pixelotto.com
If this true - he did it again! Opps :)
But... what if Alex decided to make round draw a bit earlier and to do this he need to mark all the pixels on the board as "sold".
And only after that the System will do a draw.
In this case my question is: Why earlier? Is there another profitable proposition for 'new-round' advertisers?
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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12:38 AM
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Hi guys!
I've created page that reflects current traffic picture of Pixelotto.
You can compare it with MDHP traffic details too.
Click to see pixelotto traffic details
Do you see some dependence? :)
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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5:18 AM
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I asked the Pixelotto team if they thought it was still worth a new advertiser taking out an advert on Pixelotto. Here is what Chris from the "team" had to say:
Things have indeed been a bit slow in the past couple of weeks.Interesting :)
Part of the problem is that the site has been literally slow for players, which means there's been a reduction in the number of clicks over what we'd expected. However, we've just released a major site upgrade, and things are back to normal now. We'll be contacting all our existing players soon to let them know, and they should be back and clicking soon.
With the site back up to speed, we're also in a position to really get out there and start agressively marketing the site to new players, which is our main priority for the new year.
If you're unsure, I would give it a week or two, get back to me, and then I can give you some up-to-date representative click stats.
Posted by
Phil
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6:18 PM
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I got an interesting email today which I have been given permission to share with you. It is from one of Pixelotto's bigger advertisers:
Hi Phil,So let's get filing those Paypal claims now!
I just filed a claim with PayPal in an attempt to get my money back. The claim was automatically deferred since it was not an eBay transaction, however I used to work for PayPal, so I gave them a call to clarify what needed to be done and I was told that if a lot of people filed PayPal claims then all of the deferred claims involving Pixelotto would be reopened and that we would stand a chance of getting our money back based on the number of people upset.
So I advise you to tell everybody you can that we need to all get our PayPal claims filed. If enough are filed then we all could very likely be done with Pixelotto and come out with our wallets still intact.
Please let me know if I can help in any way. Alex has displayed very poor business ethics by refusing to refund the very people who have made him set for life. What's $280,000 when you already have a million?
Hello fellows!
I've got a message from Pixelotto advertiser Dan Grossman.
He told me that Pixelotto traffic on his website has brought him 5 sales!
His message:
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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12:56 AM
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Labels: pixelotto, sales, traffic tool
Dear Adverts!
I'd like to ask you one but very important question.
What do you want more: Return your money back from Pixelotto OR case when your investments will bring you desired profit?
Please answer here as much as possible detailed.
I have an idea that maybe will help you in any of these cases.
All answers with information who are you, what is your investment and website link on Pixelotto you can send me by email alex@pixelottoreport.com
Thank you in advance.
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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12:41 AM
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Labels: main question, money back, pixelotto, profitable investments
Guys,
I've compared previous states of pixelotto.com and current state and have found that
7 (SEVEN) ads blocks have been removed from pixelotto.com
Ads removed from Pixelotto
There are such companies:
- www.rc.am
- www.digitalkind.co.uk
- www.JobsGroup.net
- www.tnfd.co.uk
- www.exclusive-calpe-villa.co.uk
- www.missyrose.co.uk
Your comments and suggestions are welcome!
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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5:21 PM
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Labels: pixelotto, removed ads
Guys,
Sitting here at my PC, drinking beer and working on new update for pixelottoreport.com.
The update will include information of all ads that were removed from pixelotto.com.
Also thinking on what additional and useful info can I present to your attention?
What information, statistics, and so on would you like to see on pixelottoreport.com?
I'm open to any suggestions!
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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10:42 AM
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I'm still continue receiving claims from pixelotto advertises regarding disappointment on their investments.
For example, Phil said:
These clicks are simply people "entering the draw" - they don't even look at my site!
I have emailed Pixelotto my concerns a few times and have been totally ignored!
Another disapointed advertiser Anonymous claims about ads that disapointed from pixelotto.com in strange way:
The big question that this strange decrease of the fund raises is "WHAT IS GOING ON?" All I can think of is perhaps a payment didn't go through, but what if instead somebody was able to get his money back?
This is really interesting because in pixelotto.com regulations there were said that advertisers cannot withdraw their money from "Company" (pixelotto.com) in any way.
BUT as we can see now there no HUGE ad from RC.AM Corp present in the pixels board.
Phil suggested to get all angry advertisers together and find out what is really going on there!
Is there any other advertisers that want to know real things?
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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5:26 AM
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or dying...: Yesterday there were no pixels sold on pixelotto.com!!! Here http://www.pixelottoreport.com/ you can see this on 7-day chart!
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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12:37 AM
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Labels: pixelotto, pixelotto dead
Hello guys!
I've made small updates on my pixelotto report website:
I've added personal page for each of pixelotto adverts and they're look like this:
Lastminute:
http://www.pixelottoreport.com/advert/wwwlastminutecom252
Bodog:
http://www.pixelottoreport.com/advert/wwwbodogcom235
RCAM:
http://www.pixelottoreport.com/advert/wwwrcam515
and so on.
I'm planning to launch another interesting programm for pixelotto adverts within next week.
Keep in touch to get this first :)
Kind regards!
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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5:31 AM
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Labels: personal web page, pixelotto
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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12:29 AM
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Labels: chart, line graph, pixelotto, pixels
I've added distinguishing logic and now we can see real picture. 22 advertisers registered Today, and they're bought 4,200 pixels http://www.pixelottoreport.com/today
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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3:18 PM
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Labels: pixelotto, pixelottoreport
Hello again folks!
I've read an article about Alex Tew and the main point of his success is that he doesn't spend his time in a University! :) After he's got his first million dollars he started thinking about new brilliant idea!
Lucky Alex has got another lucky day - there wese sold 16,300 pixels for 38 new adverts!
BTW, I'd like to ask something:
Does traffic from pixelotto.com highly converted for advertisers?
Is there somebody who can say "YES!"?
In the end - statistics:
Date: finished December 7, 2006
Total pixels sold: 105,200 pixels!
More $10,000 - 2 websites
$5,000-$10,000 - 3 websites
$1,000-$5,000 - 37 websites (9 up)
$800-$1,000 - 32 websites (4 up)
$400-$800 - 60 websites (6 up)
and $200 - 166 websites (23 up)
Great! :)
Posted by
Alex Filatov
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1:23 AM
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Labels: alex-tew, pixelotto, pixelottoreport, statistics