Absolutely horrible. I seen a video advertisement on a case that caught my interest, as it would to any other person. And I fell for it, for 30 minutes I was reading a few sentence, maby a paragraph or so, that kept going on and on about the same thing, b
Absolutely horrible. I seen a video advertisement on a case that caught my interest, as it would to any other person. And I fell for it, for 30 minutes I was reading a few sentence, maby a paragraph or so, that kept going on and on about the same thing, but would add a comment or two more to add to it every other paragraph. All it's doing is turning basic articles into a never ending cliff hanging hype that lures and hooks you into viewing dozens upon dozens of ads each few sentences[removed by editor]plete waste of time that someone is getting paid for. The more time they waste for people, the more they make. And for the people who don't think that's possible, or don't understand how it works, they get paid for each time an ad shows up on someone's device (phone, tablet, laptop, computer, etc), then they get paid another percentage if someone clicks on an ad, which is why they purposely make it to where the page loads at a sliw pace, to where whenever each part of the page loads, it adjusts the page layout. They know the average time it takes for someone to click the "next" button as soon ad a page starts to load, so they try to time it to where the page adjusts/shuffles the layout to where a decent amount of people accidentally click an add (which means more $$$ for them). Now with millions of people falling for this click bait scam of a time waste, they get millions upon millions of ads to appear on the screens of the victims who fall for it, along with the money they make on other things like: affiliate marketing, market research data, etc. <br />
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This is just a site that profits off of wasting people's time. Which is why you only see it pop up to whatever they have to pay for it to pop up. Millions and millions of people use common sites each and every hour of every day, they see the statistics (market research data), and when their profit margin (aka free cash flow) starts to decline, they just buy more ad space on popular sites, just to get you to waste as much time as possible on their site, as they profit off every ad you scroll past, and profit even more if you accidentally click on an add.<br />
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This should be illegal, the people who run and profit off the sights are trying to waste as much as other peoples time as possible, as the more time they waste for people, the more money they make. Corruption at its worst
