Gnashing of the Teeth

Tue, Apr 28, 2009

Rants

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what do Entrecarders hate?

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I AM SO SICK OF SEEING THIS AD. It is *almost* as bad as that “Flat Belly” ad that ran a few weeks ago.

Who approves these?!?! Have mercy, pleeeeaaase!

*gnashes teeth*

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23 Responses to “Gnashing of the Teeth”

  1. Harrison Says:

    I’ve been seeing it a lot. Not that big of a difference, either.

  2. tahtimbo Says:

    This is so true! I just saw one of those not 5 minutes ago and I’m sure I’ll be seeing it a hundred more times before the night is through.

  3. msod Says:

    This one appeared on my blog today, without my approval… it’s seems it’s happening to a lot of the blogs.

  4. Daisy the Curly Cat Says:

    I do not like those teeths, either!

  5. Lynne Says:

    OMG! I’m glad to know I wasn’t the only one! It’s disgusting! and, it was EVERYWHERE!

  6. Jan from BetterSpines Says:

    I guess they really got their money’s worth! No one will ever visit their site, EVER! Glad you brought it up – I was wondering if it was just me. Talk about over-exposure!

  7. Mar Matthias Darin Says:

    I couldn’t agree more! I lost cout of how many times I’ve seen that blasted ad when I did my drops last night.

  8. Paul Baines Says:

    If you use Firefox get the Adblock addon and never worry about clicking on awful (and I mean sucks to the pits of hell) ads like this one – and no doubt there will be many more to come if Graham Langdon has his wicked way with the world…

  9. Polly Says:

    This is a paid ad I believe so surely it is only on sites that accept paid ads!

  10. Roxiticus Desperate Housewives Says:

    The bloggers aren’t to blame…. even the bloggers who have ugly teeth.

    I discovered that unapproved and rejected ads were running on my own blogs on the first day, and that the only way to stop it was to find an “opt out unless approved” check box buried somewhere on the EntreCard dashboard. I had not approved the ads, in fact I had specifically rejected several of them, including Raging Reverend or something, hated them when I saw them on everyone else’s blogs that day, and didn’t realize until I refreshed my sites that they were running (rejected) every other visit! Now they are gone and will not be back.

    Roxy

  11. InvestSound Says:

    Me too!

    but you can reject the ads you don’t like or that you think don’t go well on your blog! I rejected this one…after seeing it on almost 300 blogs :)

  12. blueyes Says:

    I began hating that ad after seeing it only once much less all the times that I had to on my dropping rounds lol

  13. Sheila Says:

    It really isn’t the fault of the person running the ad (accept for his taste in his own ad widget) I think what is happening is that there isn’t enough people buying paid ads. Therefore, when a person buys a paid ad it is the only one running on all blogs that accept paid ads 50% of the time, that is a lot of ads.

  14. Wiggy Says:

    It was on a continual stream of about 90 blogs I dropped on the other day.. It even appeared on my widget, when I’d not even approved the ad :? It was still on my dashboard awaiting approval

  15. Mizé Says:

    Hi,
    I´m guilty !
    I approved one of this too :)
    Good Labor´s day holiday xx

  16. The Exaggerator Says:

    Which may explain why I, for one, am among the growing(?) legion of EntreCarders as have refused paid advertising out of principle.

  17. Melissa Says:

    Too funny! I shot this ad down several times this week because I too am totally sick of looking at it. Why, really, do we need to be bombarded with pictures of yellow teeth?

  18. Joanna Says:

    Firefox with the AdBlock add-on is a wonderful thing!!

  19. Rebecca Says:

    It seems a lot of us are the majority here… and this ad is on about 1/4 to 1/3 of blogs, no?

  20. Jodi Says:

    lol, AMEN!

  21. Cindi ~ Moomettesgram Says:

    I’m with Roxy and the ads are gone from my blog as well.

    Here’s my post why I’m using alternative traffic sites:

    Alternative advertising traffic sites

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