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January 14th, 2008, 05:45 AM
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Ask.com sued for failing to prevent click-fraud
Apparently Ask.com are now the subject of a class action suit for failing to prevent click-fraud. Apparently claims need to be filed by Feb 2 2008.
Who are these people who are advertising on Ask.com anyway?
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January 18th, 2008, 09:23 AM
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I have read a lot of people getting these emails, I received them from Ask.com and Looksmart.com. But then I heard this was all fraud...though I am not sure what happened.
As for advertising on Ask.com, I do and am very succesful with it. It may not bring in as many sales as Yahoo or Google, but it's up near MSN and as long as you arfe profitable, no reason not to use it. It all depends on your site and industry, but Ask.com can be very good.
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