do Internet service providers pay any charge to search engines like yahoo google etc?
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there are plenty of internet service providers that are partnering with Yahoo to provide co-branded online access service.\n\nSuch as:\nSBC Yahoo High Speed Internet\nAT&T Yahoo! High Speed Internet \nRogers Yahoo! Hi-Speed Internet
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They would like you to pay for their premium account, but still if you get just the free account, they get paid everytime you click an ad on their webpage, and just helping their member list grow, puts a bigger price on their advertisement space.  Free or pay, its a win/win for yahoo.
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On the Home page for Yahoo is a Search you can do to find people it also let's you search for properties and address, it might cost like $10 but it is there.
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are you paying for an ISP?
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I always pay the same charge to renew my domains yearly. If a domain expires and the company that owns it sees it as popular I guess they may charge whatever they feel it is worth.
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Yes and Yes. Internet is pay per use though.
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You don't have to pay.\n\nSubmit your URL to Yahoo, Google, MSN etc. Its better to go to each individual search engine and do it yourself than to use a quick submit website. That way you can be sure that it goes through for each search engine (Some search engines do not allow automated programs to submit URLs).\n\nhttp://search.yahoo.com/info/submit.html\nhttp://www.google.com/addurl/?continue=/addurl\nhttp://beta.search.msn.com/docs/submit.aspx\n\nMake sure there are meta tags on the webpages that reflect the content of the site. This site has great info on how to optimize your webpages for search engines http://www.searchbliss.com/seo-tools/search-engine-optimization.htm This is where I learned how to use my meta tags, keywords and content to get my website the best possible results.
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Internet sites usually  make you pay for that info. USSearch for example. But their search engines are good. You don't pay unless the info they find on the person is the one you are looking for.
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no there is no charge for the service
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First, you have your website up & running.  If you don't want to wait for the search engines to pick it up on their own (and possibly put you on page 63), you will need to pay to have your website placed on the front page, then it is pay per click.  Contact Yahoo!, they will set it up for you.  Because my business is unique in my local area, and there are no other websites in competion for the area I get local sponsored search for $.54/month.  It will take their research team 72 hours to check out your website, competition for advertising, and submit a proposal based on your specific business.  Good Luck.
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Why are you paying for Yahoo?
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I dont want a commercial Internet to begin with. Look at Wikipedia.\n\nPlus, many big companies get paid by you and I for the Internet already: it is called access fees, cable, DSL, dial-up, phone line, router, modem hardware, PC etc costs\n\n\nAs such, perhaps the providers can share the profits with content providers because without content no one would want access.
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Pay lots of money.  Google rates their advertisers first.  Yahoo sells the ads space on the sides, top and bottom banner of the search page as does Ask and Alta Vista.
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I think your questions is : If i visit more website will my internet bill will rise ?  If this is the question then then Answer is "No". \n\nInternet is charged for how much time you are connected ? \nFor example if you connect at 8 o Clock and you visit 100 sites and disconnect at 9 o Clock you will be charged for 1 hr.At the same time if you didnt visit even a single site also you will be charged for 1 hr.\n\nI hope you got the answer\nRegards\nWaheed Rahuman\nDubai
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Google will pay you a few cents for every hit. They are as genuine as it gets. We get paid by them without any quibbles.
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not if by trial, you mean free.   A number of high-speed providers offer reduced cost services for "trial periods" I.e. 29.99 for 3 months before going to the full price of 43.99 (for example).  Check out the websites of your neighborhood providers for their current offers. verizon.com, roadrunner.com, comcast.com  etc..
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They all charge and most if not all are scams.\n\nhttp://www.scambusters.org/PWwebsites.html