I am sure I am not the only one to have noticed, but all, or if not all maybe about 90%, of the adverts you show are scams - the products featured either clearly do not work or the claims are very exaggerated. The question to you is, do you disrespect your customers so much that you are fine with (some of them) being hoodwinked into buying ridiculous products, or do you just not care as long as you get the advertising income?
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Wow, so you just actually admitted that it is true that you disrespect your customers so much that you are fine with (some of them) being hoodwinked into buying ridiculous products marketed on your website by those 3rd party advertisers paying you. That is pretty extraordinary. I would suggest you need to have a bit of a think about checking just what content your advertisers are putting on your website. Just ignoring it really isn't so good for your own customers...just a thought. Just saying "well, other companies do it" isn't really very good now, is it?
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I 100 % agree with you Saturn, i also noticed 90% of advertising are scams! And i think its a fair obligation from a site to protect his "customers" against scams The claim Its a free game site doesnt work as an answer because you can buy a subscribtion to this site so then its like a contract and the site has an obligation by law to protect his customers against scams and fraud A other option is to monitor third party advertisments and this wouls also exclude scams and fraude even from third party advertisment Yust saying it isnt hour problem is far from respect!!
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