So I was cleaning out my computer and found How long is your GeoString.
It was the format of this current site. When it did not take off, moved everything to GeoString formats site from their original site.
opened this site a few years back, and I had like 50 refs, but the site never really did nothing.
I really wished it did take off as this site is so good!

ClixSense never owned GeoString that I am aware of and to the best of my memory,
it looked nothing at all like ClixSense.

valerie wrote: ClixSense never owned GeoString that I am aware of and to the best of my memory,
it looked nothing at all like ClixSense.

I advertised it as sister site and their FB page is still open, not active though..lol and on their FB page it says on there.
Quote from that page
We'll give you $10.00 free money just for starting your own GeoString.
GeoString is a subsidiary company of ClixSense Inc.,

When 1st opened it never looked like it does now. This is the format of GeoString, there was an admin message about the switch in 2010, but that was on the older version of site.

If you google GeoString images it shows some older members earnings pages ect and it is the exact same format as as well.

edit to add to post

You could submit a support ticket and ask them because I sure couldn't tell you positively if it was
or if it wasn't. But I can tell you this......

I do remember what ClixSense old sites looked like, the money tree, etc. I also know when something
is good, people tend to copy cat it and hackers like to hack and people will try to steal the software/scripts.

If you recall the old bux site and how bux dot to stole their script, it was very easy to do and the old
original bux site, could not do a thing about the theft, supposedly anyway.

This is also why it is very important to not just follow what everyone tells you because online can be
like a peyton place, a gossip town. Once something spreads, it spreads and people pick it up and
continue to spread it.

So even if the site says it is owned by so and so, it may not be.

Anyone can go to wayback and see what GeoString looked like.

However, if you do some digging, you find that it may not necessarily be so that ClixSense owned
it since the domain was originally registered through Enom on March 3, 2010. Also according to
the raw data information, Jonathan Yates of Belize owns the domain.

So some of these programs are tricky in regards to knowing exactly who owns what and who sold
what to whom.

Off the top of my head, I am familiar with the name, Jonathan Yates. One of the original bux
sites perhaps? Just a scamster name?

I don't know but in regards to GeoString, it doesn't really matter to me since it never got off
the ground and does not exist.

I will tell you that John, the owner of StormPay and original owner/creator of ClixSense, dabbled
in a lot of money making schemes when he first started online. He had at least one or two MLM
opportunities that really weren't much more than scams to todays standards, long before he
launched StormPay. Back in the 90's, people were trying to figure out how they could make a
business online and everything was pretty much up for grabs. John kept at it until he did finally
succeed.

So that's about all I know to tell you.

Here is what I got from Jim


ClixSense used to run Geostring way back when but when I took over ClixSense in 2010 the previous owner managed it and then it went down so I am not even sure what happened to it or if he still owns the domain.

When I took over ClixSense we did change it in 2011 but just to a newer layout and features.

Thanks
Jim

I guess it was one of John's creations that never got off the ground.

valerie wrote: I guess it was one of John's creations that never got off the ground.

That is too bad could have made it BIG (in my opinion)
They should close their FB page down..