Most of the blocked domains hat been from 2005 to 2007 added to the list.
After checking the first 20, nobody survived. Domain not found, domain for sell
Most of it had been MLM and strange job offers.
netmeg
8:02 pm on Dec 20, 2014 (gmt 0)
Heh that would be an interesting exercise. I don't have many, but I bet most of em are gone.
RedBar
9:10 pm on Dec 20, 2014 (gmt 0)
Strange, I did this only a couple of weeks and found exactly the same, I was able to reduce my list to zero.
ember
10:15 pm on Dec 20, 2014 (gmt 0)
I gave up blocking. Felt like wack-a-mole, and earnings increased when I let everything run. More ads, even lousy ones, increase auction pressure and increase epc.
breeks
10:51 pm on Dec 20, 2014 (gmt 0)
I block any ad that is trying to get the visitor to install a toolbar. Wack-a-mole for any tool bar ads the rest I let run except for google.com
jmccormac
12:23 am on Dec 21, 2014 (gmt 0)
The renewal rate on one year registrations in .COM is down around 54%. There's a lot of coupon driven registration trends and probably some of these domain names were one year wonders rather than long term (multi-year) sites.
Regards...jmcc
blairsp
10:19 pm on Dec 30, 2014 (gmt 0)
Breeks-How do you find that out?
netmeg
11:44 pm on Dec 30, 2014 (gmt 0)
Visit the landing page.
If you install the Google Publisher Toolbar extension for Chrome, you can get more information and block ads from there too. Which is convenient, except that I seem to see different ads in Chrome than I do in Firefox or Safari. Not sure why that is.
