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Why would EvoM allow people running scams to advertise on EvoM?
I cant believe that there is an advertisement for one of those "run your car on water" scams here.
In addition to praying on people hoping for relief to rising gas prices, clicking on their banner puts you into pop up nightmare.
I cant believe that there is an advertisement for one of those "run your car on water" scams here.
In addition to praying on people hoping for relief to rising gas prices, clicking on their banner puts you into pop up nightmare.
Why would EvoM allow people running scams to advertise on EvoM?
I cant believe that there is an advertisement for one of those "run your car on water" scams here.
In addition to praying on people hoping for relief to rising gas prices, clicking on their banner puts you into pop up nightmare.
I cant believe that there is an advertisement for one of those "run your car on water" scams here.
In addition to praying on people hoping for relief to rising gas prices, clicking on their banner puts you into pop up nightmare.
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Why would EvoM allow people running scams to advertise on EvoM?
I cant believe that there is an advertisement for one of those "run your car on water" scams here.
In addition to praying on people hoping for relief to rising gas prices, clicking on their banner puts you into pop up nightmare.
I cant believe that there is an advertisement for one of those "run your car on water" scams here.
In addition to praying on people hoping for relief to rising gas prices, clicking on their banner puts you into pop up nightmare.
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Hey Ivan,
Google ads are common thing runned on all sites not just EvoM (nasioc runs them as well as others). As other members have already posted, google controls the advertisers as well as who gets displayed based on content. My suggestion to you is if you got scammed by an ad being displayed by Google, I would report them to google so they can remove them as a advertiser.
Also I would think that being an employee for AMS Performance (who is a vendor here), you would know how much we interact with existing vendors and how much we try to make sure we don't allow scammers on our site. It's not always easy but we do try our best. In the future if there is an issue, I would appreciate a PM first before you blame us publicly.
Google ads are common thing runned on all sites not just EvoM (nasioc runs them as well as others). As other members have already posted, google controls the advertisers as well as who gets displayed based on content. My suggestion to you is if you got scammed by an ad being displayed by Google, I would report them to google so they can remove them as a advertiser.
Also I would think that being an employee for AMS Performance (who is a vendor here), you would know how much we interact with existing vendors and how much we try to make sure we don't allow scammers on our site. It's not always easy but we do try our best. In the future if there is an issue, I would appreciate a PM first before you blame us publicly.
A PM from 9sec240:
I am sorry if my post sounded harsh. Sometimes I just get to the point on things and that can be mistaken for being mean or rude. I am not good at sugar coating things. I have re-read my post and can see how it could be viewed in a negative light but I can assure you this was not my intention.
I know that EvoM holds the highest standards of conduct and I was a bit confused as to how an ad like that made its way to the site. I am not familiar with running a forum or how advertising is being sold and did not know that the ad was being generated by Google. The question was answered in the thread and I appreciate it. My issue lies with Google and not EvoM.
I personally have not been scammed by this type of advertiser. I was intrigued by the concept and did a lot of research into what they are selling and how it is supposed to work and there is resounding proof that none of it works.
My intentions were to find out why the ad was up and hopefully keep others from being scammed out of money for something that just does not work.
I apologize for the way it came across.
I know that EvoM holds the highest standards of conduct and I was a bit confused as to how an ad like that made its way to the site. I am not familiar with running a forum or how advertising is being sold and did not know that the ad was being generated by Google. The question was answered in the thread and I appreciate it. My issue lies with Google and not EvoM.
I personally have not been scammed by this type of advertiser. I was intrigued by the concept and did a lot of research into what they are selling and how it is supposed to work and there is resounding proof that none of it works.
My intentions were to find out why the ad was up and hopefully keep others from being scammed out of money for something that just does not work.
I apologize for the way it came across.
