Get rich quick ads, are they toxic?

Personally they leave a bad taste and I block them.

[m0thman]

Is anyone else seeing an increase in the "get rich quick" type ads? More often than not ending in a .biz or .info TLD I've seen examples hanging off Google's trademark as well and promising lots of "Google Money" or words to that affect.

Personally, I don't like my visitors being bombarded with this kind of thing and it gets zapped immediately. Does anyone else do the same?

[guru5571]

I'm not seeing them on Google any more, but they are still rampant on other networks. All completely infringing on Google trademarks, but seems like Google doesn't care. They've been operating for ages.

[Scurramunga]

I show zero tolerance for such ads.

[Khensu]

There so Toxic I sell you one! Lets say 30 cents on the dollar and you can resell it for double. The person buying the Toxic ad can still get a bargain price of 40% off.

The world has been scammed and the general person doesn't even know it.

Awe the Federal Reserve is being the good guy and buying up all those nasty Toxic assets.

The Fed is not a US Gov entity it is a bunch of rich bankers and it is all a setup. Why do you think Paulison did a 180 and didn't buy up the assets? So the Fed could. And this new thing they have now is to spread the wealth to another tier down of rich people.

People, you've been had and with so much smoke and mirrors.

Yes and that is just what I do with my new found filter space, zap that stuff!

[jetteroheller]

Is anyone else seeing an increase in the "get rich quick" type ads

They fill about 80% of my bad ad filter.

Maybe 50 times the same page with the same photos from a yacht, a villa and a luxury car, but different URLs.

[m0thman]

Thanks folks. I was a bit nervous about raising this issue in case I seemed a little over zealous.