Hi All,
As you may (or may not) have noticed, I have placed some text adverts at the bottom of the page - I hope they do not slow the site down, and are not to prominent.
These are pay per click - which means that if you spot something which interests you and click on the advert to go to the site, I get a small fee.
So if you see something which interests you, please click through.
Cheers
Dan
I'll click on them anyway Dan just to help fill the coffers ;D specially the hair one as i have none :-\
Right.
I have clicked on a couple of the sites Dan but unfortunately did not buy anything. I thought that you would not get your fee - I'm so glad to know now that I contributed. Will continue 'clicking' away ;D
As with Jethro - and as I said on the 'other' board - before seeing this - I find the hair ad very pointted!! = Tim
HeHe - it's one of the funnier ones! I presume somebody must be gullible enough to believe their "before" and "one week after" pictures :) :) :)
All best, Gavin
Oh no gavin you mean they don't work?
ah well i better ask for a refund then ;D ;)
Naaaaa - I'm getting one! If it works on hair, think of what it'll do for the sunflowers!
On second thoughts, might be better getting one for
everybody else growing sunflowers! ;D ;D
There's an even better one come up now
QuotePlan to be a Millionaire!
"If you want to be wealthy you must
become self-employed" J P Getty
www.ethicalincome.com
Calls himself Russell Gain (aye, and his legal adviser - Sue Grabbit and Runne)
ROFL
Right must remember to cancel that one as well
No probs Jethro, even Elton John keeps tryin! ;D
Any way is peep who is nice not the bodily functions! Or, so I'm told ;D ;D ;D
Just looked again Jethro, is you a budding Johnny Dep in disguise, tee hee ?
A lot more seriously this time around.
QuoteSo if you see something which interests you, please click through.
No problem for the ads along the bottom of the page, but take care with the ones at the top - yes, there's a space age snake oil sales pitch, just a good giggle.
But three of this afternoon's ads were ... dubious? IMHO!
Top UK Casino Reviews - appears to be lots of online "games", claiming (?) famous London names, run by a company or companies registered in the Netherlands Antilles. Hmmmm.
And the "Plan to be a millionaire", and "Haveagreatfuture.net" ones appear to be part of a scam, which involves setting up your own website? A Google search on "60 minute money" = 12,600 results, with some "interesting" sponsored ads. And a link to http://www.papersourceonline.com/discus/messages/1649/8821.html?1078045453 (http://www.papersourceonline.com/discus/messages/1649/8821.html?1078045453) . Pyramid selling? Harvesting e-mail addresses for spam? Sales of dubious herbal diet pills? Haven't a clue.
Take care? ;)
All best, Gavin
Hi Gavin, i can sell pyramids the only trouble is the transport? it costs a fortune.
Hi Muddy Boots me Johhny Depp? dam, the diguise didn't work then? ah well back to the drawing board
The 'Inkjet Now' link was a good one for me, Dan. I got curious and had a look. Found Inkjet cartriges at over half the price of our cheapest local supplier, so filled me boots so to speak.
If it helped you as well then great!
Thanks :)