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So it basically covers up Google's ads in Gmail? No thanks. I get a great product for free from Google and I want them to benefit by selling ads that I see.
by davidmurphy 17y ago
So it basically covers up Google's ads in Gmail? No thanks. I get a great product for free from Google and I want them to benefit by selling ads that I see.
- barrkel 17y agoFrankly, that's a bizarre rationale. Either the ads are useful to you or they're not. If they're useful, you'll want to see them irrelevant of how they benefit Google. If they're not useful, it's like saying you're glad public transport is crap because it's cheap.
- jfarmer 17y agoYes. I know personally I have never clicked on an ad in gmail. They're always for totally bizarre things. For example, the last Fandango email I got served up a bunch of ads for roofing companies. See Alice in Wonderland and get my crawl space sealed! I guess... Anyhow, Google wouldn't lose one red cent if I covered those ads up since they make money on a CPC (vs. CPM) basis.