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74. Internet-optimizer.com

25. Lycos

75. DMOZ

26. Cliks.org

76. Travelocity

27. Trafficsyndicate.com

77. Shockwave

28. Altavista

78. Orbitz

29. Premium-offers.com

79. Bankofamerica.com

30. New York Times Online

80. Apple Computer

31. Comcast.net

81. BellSouth

32. Webshots

82. McAfee.com

33. Google.ca

83. The Voyeurweb

34. Excite

84. CNET Networks, Inc.

35. Fastclick.net

85. American Singles

36. Ask Jeeves

86. Mail.com

37. Kinghost.com

87. CBS.MarketWatch.com

38. Google.co.uk

88. Verisign

39. Pogo.com

89. USA Today

40. WindowsMedia.com

90. Amazon.co.uk

41. Monster.com

91. Net Zero

42. About

92. CBS SportsLine

43. Dell Computer Corporation

93. Rediff.com

44. Nasty Dollars

94. Icq.com

45. Tripod

95. UPS

46. The Internet Movie Database

96. AllTheWeb

47. Internetfuel

97. City Search.com

48. Expedia Travel

98. Fox News Channel

49. IWon

99. Paypopup.com

50. Adult Friendfinder

100. My Way

Where do you get info like this? It's easy. Just go to:

www.Alexa.com

This is a free website which ranks other websites, mainly according to how much traffic (visitors) each one gets. My website (www.TheGaryHalbertLetter.com) ranking goes way up whenever I post a new monthly newsletter. Recently, I posted a new letter on my site and my ranking was 2,120 from the top. That means, on that day (actually it was for 2 or 3 days) there were only 2,119 websites (out of 10 million) which were receiving more visitors than me. And, an awful lot of them were search engines, travel websites where you can buy e-tickets (for air travel, you dummy) and stuff like that.