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  1. Re:I used to block ads by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Game Site Wonders 'What Next?' When 50% of Users Block Ads

    This company did it quite explicitly starting fifty-one years ago. There is a good chance you even have their product in your home right now. Is more than half a century long enough for you? Maybe it isn't. I always, always seek out that brand specifically because of their no-ad pledge.

    Thanks for the advertising! I'll check this out next time I'm at Rite-Aid. And to prove I'm not anonymous and just was too lazy to login - SDpatricia

  2. Re:I used to block ads by geoskd · · Score: 1 · on Game Site Wonders 'What Next?' When 50% of Users Block Ads

    This company did it quite explicitly starting fifty-one years ago. There is a good chance you even have their product in your home right now. Is more than half a century long enough for you? Maybe it isn't. I always, always seek out that brand specifically because of their no-ad pledge.

    They may not be serving up ads, but their site is selling visitor information to Google and Facebook among others. I know this because no-script showed both as being blocked...

    -=Geoskd

  3. Re:I used to block ads by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0 · on Game Site Wonders 'What Next?' When 50% of Users Block Ads

    This company did it quite explicitly starting fifty-one years ago.

    Never heard of them.

  4. Re:I used to block ads by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 1 · on Game Site Wonders 'What Next?' When 50% of Users Block Ads

    This company did it quite explicitly starting fifty-one years ago. There is a good chance you even have their product in your home right now. Is more than half a century long enough for you? Maybe it isn't. I always, always seek out that brand specifically because of their no-ad pledge.

    not to be pedantic here, but noscript stopping "google-analytics.com" on their website begs to differ ...

  5. Re:I used to block ads by Myopic · · Score: 3, Interesting · on Game Site Wonders 'What Next?' When 50% of Users Block Ads

    This company did it quite explicitly starting fifty-one years ago. There is a good chance you even have their product in your home right now. Is more than half a century long enough for you? Maybe it isn't. I always, always seek out that brand specifically because of their no-ad pledge.

  6. NO-AD by RockMFR · · Score: -1, Troll · on US Deploys 'Heat-Ray' In Afghanistan

    Does anyone know if NO-AD can block ADS? That's what I use to prevent burning sensations on my skin.

  7. Re:Fine by me. by freakmn · · Score: 2, Interesting · on Philips Patents Technology to Force Ad Viewing

    I can think of one. No Ad Sunscreen. I think it's kinda clever. Pretty good stuff, too. Does this count as an ad?

  8. Re:When will it stop? by DoorFrame · · Score: 2, Informative · on Pop Up Ads in Space

    I love my No-Ad suntan lotion. It's cheaper, you get a huge bottle, it doesn't smell weird, and it works great.

    "Since 1960, NO-AD, as in "not advertised," has succeeded in providing high quality suncare products at a fraction of the cost of other advertised brands. Rather than promoting the NO-AD line of products through expensive advertising campaigns or glitzy beauty pageants, we'd rather pass the savings directly onto you, our valued customer. This is what we call ~ "the NO-AD concept" -from their site