edesignuk said:Having fun with Photoshop?
chibianh said:I don't do Photoshop. lol.. seriously, I didn't photoshop it.
Hmmmm...ok then. Very odd. I couldn't see for myself (ad-free front page ). The Goooooooogle & G6 made me assume it was a PS job...I'll shut up nowtech4all said:I have to back up chibianh. I just saw that AD with "G6" in it myself in another thread.
edesignuk said:Hmmmm...ok then. Very odd. I couldn't see for myself (ad-free front page ). The Goooooooogle & G6 made me assume it was a PS job...I'll shut up now
Really?? It's been that long since I've seen an ad anywhere, I have no idea. Do you know why this is? Strange.themadchemist said:I think all of the ads say Gooooooogle.
edesignuk said:Really?? It's been that long since I've seen an ad anywhere, I have no idea. Do you know why this is? Strange.
You mean that I don't see ads? Yes and no, any contributer gets an ad free front page.dotdotdot said:Could be cause your a minimod?
edesignuk said:You mean Gooooooooogle
Like it matter.Mechcozmo said:No... Goooooogle. There are only six of the 'o's in the targeted ads.
Don't spread the FUD!
sjpetry said:Like it matter.
SilentPanda said:It even appeared at the bottom of this thread for me. I bought 2!
iriejedi said:This is just some good advertising - gotta love marketing... this is a "Powermac G6, mac mall" serach on google....
Apple Power Mac G6
... applemac powerbooks Macintosh G5 Powermac G6 Mac Powerbook ... detailed quotes and Apple Power Mac G6 advertising ClubMac MacContion MacMall PowerMax Using ...
http://www.buy-g5-powerbook.com/Apple_Power_Mac_G6.html - 6k - Cached - Similar pages
http://www.buy-g5-powerbook.com/Apple_Power_Mac_G6.html
Got to love the pain that the advertisers are going through...themadchemist said:Gotta love Google's targeted ads!
Clicking To Steal
When Advertisers Pay by the Look, Fraud Artists See Their Chance
By David A. Vise
Washington Post Staff Writer
Sunday, April 17, 2005; Page F01
To Texas-based Auctions Expert International LLC, it was an easy way to make money on the Internet. Sign up with Google, which functions as a kind of online ad agency, and agree to let the online giant place ads on your Web site. Then, every time someone clicks on one of the ads, the advertiser pays a fee, and Google shares that fee with Auctions Expert.
The problem, according to a lawsuit filed last year by Google, is that Auctions Expert began clicking on the ads itself, artificially inflating the number of clicks and driving up the bills sent to advertisers.
Auctions Expert allegedly recruited as many as 50 people to click on online advertising, generating about $50,000 in ad revenue. The self-clicking was "worthless to advertisers, but generated significant and unjust revenue for defendants," the Google lawsuit said.
Auctions Expert, Google claims, appeared to be created solely to profit from manipulating the Internet ad process. A person answering the phone at the home of Sergio Marfin, an Auctions Expert executive named in the Google lawsuit, said Marfin was unavailable for comment.
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