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nzkiwiman

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#174903 10-Jun-2015 12:28
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We have an ad blocker at work, but sometimes the adverts on GZ do show
And when they do, they are good - I've been looking at a Mazda 3 and now I get adverts for a Mazda 3
I then look at tires for the Mazda I purchased and bamn, adverts for tyres

Work has me looking at other things and bamn, adverts for those appear.

Well done advert company tongue-out

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  #1322065 10-Jun-2015 12:49
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What ad blocker do you use?

 

I normally white list Geekzone, but on occasion when I come here and its on....there are no ads.
Maybe you need a better ad blocker? Or maybe you've got adware on your computer (spyware?) injecting these.

Maybe if the ads are so good, you should just let them run? hah



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  #1322076 10-Jun-2015 13:09
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its google tracking you and providing the ads.   they do work well at times, hence the reason people pay google to run their ads they hit the target audience.

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  #1322100 10-Jun-2015 13:29
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Hmmm... GZ/Google Tracking thinks I might want to join the Territorials.

I don't think they'd have me, even if there was a remote chance that I would apply. lol

And it does seem a bit self-defeating for doubleclick.net to be trying to persuade me to buy Ad blockers.





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  #1322211 10-Jun-2015 14:40
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Dairyxox: What ad blocker do you use? I normally white list Geekzone, but on occasion when I come here and its on....there are no ads.
Maybe you need a better ad blocker? Or maybe you've got adware on your computer (spyware?) injecting these.

Maybe if the ads are so good, you should just let them run? hah


Even though I work in the IT Department, I can't tell you what the ad-blocker
It is automatic, so I am assuming it is built into Web Marshal that the company uses. 

Defiantly no adware/spyware on the system

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  #1322217 10-Jun-2015 14:47
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Itll be Webmarshals filtering then :) I miss Webmarshal....





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  #1322229 10-Jun-2015 15:03
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Firefox extension called self destructing cookies will resolve this laughing

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