Ads without 'Ads by gooooogle" Wow

Did anybody see this before?

[conjo_guam]

For the first time,
i am seeing an image ad without "Ads by gooogle" or "feedback"

It is just an image, with 'X' on top right. This 'X' is familiar windows OS symbol to close the windows.

The ad is so damn good that anyone on that page will be lued to click it.
Wow.

[martinibuster]

I don't know if this is the case with what you are seeing, but Google wont mark the banner (except with the X) if you upload an animated gif.

Shhhh.
:) Y

[conjo_guam]

Sorry, i didnot understand what you said.

I can point sticky the website page, where the ad is being displayed.

It is a simple rectangular banner ad.
I don't see a bottom row, where it displayes URL of the advertiser and also 'Ads by gooogle' text.

[martinibuster]

Google won't put "Ads by Google" if it's an ANIMATED banner.

[conjo_guam]

You are right, Mine was an animated ad.

[bwelford]

Perhaps Google is beginning to get a bit of class as it gets bigger. Why would they need to plaster 'Ads by Google' or even worse 'Ads by Gooooogle' every time they place an ad for you. It's almost like a web designer insisting that there should be a link to the web designer's website on every web page they produce for clients. Of course if it's only a text link, then it's important that the viewer can spot it's an ad. However an image ad is clearly an ad.

[bts111]

It's about time.

[moltar]

Maybe they just don't want to be assosiated with (most of the time) annoying animation ads. They let the customer handle the risk.

[miedmark]

can I see?

[conjo_guam]

Sent a sticky to you

[Dayo_UK]

As Martinibuster says

Shhh - everyone

[ScottD]

Can I see too please? Maybe under the circumstances you could be allowed to post a link here too...but a sticky will do!