A network of 10 incentive rewards sites is on sale, operating under a central company, with each having its own unique domain extension. The infrastructure supporting these sites is built entirely from scratch using .NET technology, with development costs exceeding $15,000. Key features include IP tracking, automatic address verification, duplicate IP detection, and seamless integration with DirectTrack Affiliates. The sites offer flexibility, allowing customized displays of offers and supporting both referral-based and point-based models. They operate on a virtual private server costing $52 monthly, with minimal downtime reported in the past two years. Prospective buyers are required to sign a non-disclosure agreement to access detailed information. The sale includes three months of support, alongside introductions to the freelance programmer responsible for the back-end operations, and the web designer who created the referral sites’ front-end designs, both available for hire. The seller prefers an in-person transaction in California to facilitate comprehensive knowledge transfer and training. In 2007, the network generated revenue exceeding $55,000, primarily fueled by extensive promotions. However, revenue in 2008 saw a decline due to the seller's focus on other commitments, impacting promotional activities. The revenue is chiefly derived from collaborations with several affiliates. Further discussions about revenues and traffic details are contingent upon a signed non-disclosure agreement, without exception.