VS-TrEx

This is an abbreviation for the VariSearch-Traffic Exchange.  It is traffic exchange software designed by Rich Parker, founder of VariSearch.  The 'alpha site' can be found at http://trex.varisearch.com as a free-to-join traffic exchange system.  It first came online 8 October, 2004.

VS-TEN

This is an abbreviation for the VariSearch Traffic Exchange Network.  It is a network designed specifically to help traffic exchanges grow more quickly by interconnecting them.  The initial site is at http://vs-ten.varisearch.com , and is a free-to-join (paid upgrade available) network.  It first came online February 5th, 2005.

VS-TEN currently interconnects almost 180 traffic exchanges, and is to date the only Traffic Exchange Network designed to connect exchanges based on different traffic exchange scripts, not just our own VS-TrEx software.

VariSearch LLC

VariSearch is a small business filed as a fictitious name in the State of Florida, in the United States of America.  It is fully held and owned by Rich Parker, who relocated the company and incorporated it in 2008. 

This started as a side-experiment in late 2003, and started the VariSearch directory in February, 2004.  VariSearch is primarily focused on "helping businesses get seen on the internet", and will be producing a new kind of search engine over the next few quarters. 

To fund the research and development of that search engine, VariSearch is building up several traffic-related businesses, including VS-TrEx, VS-TEN, and a few other sites, yet to be officially announced.

We have since relocated to Pennsylvania, and filed as a Limited Liability Corporation (Varisearch LLC).

Our principal place of business is:

405 Antonelli Drive
McKeesport, Pennsylvania, USA 15135

If you need to report abuse or spam, send an email to abuse@varisearch.com, and we'll do what we can to help.

Rich Parker

Rich Parker has been a software developer since 1981, with a primary emphasis on interconnecting systems (connecting computers together), and a secondary emphasis on structured data systems.  He has developed commercial software in over 35 programming languages and 4 human languages (five if you count "geek").  His software has been developed for various firms, and has been run in 16 of the world's time zones.

In an emergency, Rich can be reached at (US) 412-5678-344.  Please keep in mind that he lives in EST (GMT-5), and does have to sleep sometime.

Also, Rich is available through Skype, under the user id of varisearch.

Last, to contact Rich directly, you can send email to richp@vs-trex.com