Anglogeezertoo Posted September 9, 2016 Posted September 9, 2016 Whenever I open the forum there has always a small concertina related strip advert at the top right, generally for Noel Hill, Wakker concertinas or Edgley Concertinas etc However, tonight I have noticed that mixed in with these is an advertisement entreating me make contact with UKRAINIAN WOMEN !! Now much as I am tempted .... in the privacy of my own home ..... Nooo! ... Get thee behind me Satan!!! Question. Does the site Admin have a choice over which adverts are displayed? Do the ladies in question play the concertina? I've just had one for KCOM. Now I know who that is, KINGSTON COMMUNICATIONS, the telecomms provider in my area. Whilst that is perhaps understandable I do wonder how the other advert manages to infiltrate regards Jake
VIN Posted September 10, 2016 Posted September 10, 2016 may be you typed "squeeze Box" into a search engine !!.....sorry
Roger Hare Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 Whenever I open the forum there has always a small concertina related strip advert at the top right, generally for Noel Hill, Wakker concertinas or Edgley Concertinas etc . .Does the site Admin have a choice over which adverts are displayed? I almost never see a 'tina-related advert these days. The current one relates to prefabricated data centres - whatever they are. My question is: When I signed on with c.net two years ago, I didn't see this strip advert at all. Did I do something to turn it on? Can I turn it off? Roger
JimR Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 Hmm, I just moused over a similar ad (young Asian women, in my case) and noticed an X in the corner. When clicked I was given the choice to "Never see this ad". Too early to tell if my choice will be permanent.
Hereward Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 I only ever see adverts that are concertina related.
Ken_Coles Posted September 12, 2016 Posted September 12, 2016 Here is just one of several old threads that go over this issue. I guess as long as Paul has to take dynamic Google ads to pay the bills (the ads are entirely his Department) one needs to be a informed user. Thread on Ads Cheers, Ken
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