Ads for blocking p2p on gnutella site?
 

Whoever sold the following ad could probably sell anything, or has a great sense of humour.

"Block KaZaA, LimeWire
Terminate KaZaA, LimeWire, etc. Free trial of Akonix L7 gateway.
Low Cost vBulletin Host
PHP, Perl, mySQL, cPanel & more Starting at just $5.95 / Month

Ads by Google"

:D

Very strange ads indeed. They are also advertising Kazaa gold.

Ivan
"In the dark we make a brighter light"

Re: Ads for blocking p2p on gnutella site?
 

Ugh, I just filtered out that ad. It should be gone within the next few hours.

"P2P with LimeWire Pro
Download your favorite audio and video files from Gnutella.
Ultimate Bulletin Board
Get free UBB forum software when you buy infopop hosting. Affiliate.

Ads by Google"

That was quick and much better! Quite the company--they'll sell p2p sharing or blocking! :p

No, it was two different companies on that ad.

Ah. Just curious--if you don't mind--how is the gnutellaforums.com primarily funded? TIA

Ads

Another ad for also blocking gnutella?
btw--the google supplied (?) ads are much easier on the eyes.

browsing with Safari 1.0 on OS 10.2.6, I get the error "can't find host" for http://ads1.ad-flow.com/?DC=gnutella...&TARGET=_blank

What was the url of that "blocking gnutella" site?

took a while to get it to come up again.

http://pagead2.googlesyndication.com/url?q=http://www.verso.com/enterprise/access/netspective/index.html&sa=l&ai=AvoewMtzB_sYtN0pvhE790fuAIa4qCQ-lpeAwNebACIwhYSfAYSBoHWYABIgAYaB&num=2&client=ca-pub-8499108026398986

Okay, I just filtered out that ad too.

Umm, these don't really bother me, but . . .
http://www.verso.com/enterprise/acce...ive/index.html

Is that enough of the url or do you need the rest too? Google's algorithm is great, but does it extend to pro p2p choices? Wonder if they have filters to make sure birth control ads don't show up in a confessional?

Yes, I already filtered out that ad.

Yes, I've seen it load a lot of pro-P2P ads.

I noticed. I clicked on one for LimeWire, but it turned out to advertise a subscribe service that had logos of three other p2p software and no LimeWire.
I thought you'd filtered the block p2p one, but when it still showed up the next morning, I thought you'd want to know. Sorry for the bother.

Does it help the cause to click on the links?

What was the url for that ad?

Those were 2 different ads. I filtered out both of them.

Easy LimeWire Download
Get your own MP3's, movies & more. Unlimited downloads. $1 a month.
Ads by Google

http://www.mp3downloadhq.com/index.asp

Happy 1000th

CycloCide--saw another ad for blocking file sharing on http://www.gnutellanews.com/
Do you still want us to post these links?

http://www.akonix.com/trial/p2p/?source=google_block

Block P2P Network Traffic
Monitor, block, throttle P2P file trading on your network; plug&play

http://www.audiblemagic.com/copysense_appliance.html

Stop Peer-to-peer traffic
from taking place on your network. Minimize the risks of Peer-to-Peer
www.q1labs.com/

Block peer-to-peer & IM
Boost Internet bandwidth & security w/gateway-level application filter.
www.eSafe.com

http://www.ealaddin.com/esafe/application_filter.asp

I've also seen one of p2p watchdog or something like that.

Ivan
In the dark we make a brighter light

All of the ads posted in this thread have been filtered out. Let me know if you see any more.

Well it looks like the ads are back.

Hey Peerless yes I know this thread is over a year old.

But thought I might revive it now.

I blocked all the ones listed in this thread. Which ones are back?

That's better! Gee that was quick!! lol :D :D :D

Hold on ... top right!

They are gone now, but they were the same as stief had listed.

Anything that says free mp3's & movies is almost always a scam site. (The 1st ad is fine!)

http://www.usenext.com/index.cfm?pp_id=358357

http://www.kincan.com/freemovies.html

http://www.soulseekhq.com/

That's really strange b/c each time I come back to this thread there's different ads. The 1st time I saw it the ads were fine. But it seems to have reverted.

Oh now they've gone again.

FWIW, this thread continued by PM, and many more sites were blocked.

Supplementing the sites LOTR listed elsewhere,

p2pnet has links to lists on p2pForums and elsewhere http://p2pnet.net/story/4157

Ironically, the p2pnet article triggers lots of these ads too, but another poster pointed out that these ads are a GOOD way to get rid of spammmers.

Smart p2per's who click the ads cost the spammers. Nice way to fine them ;)

Maybe CC can allow these ads only on a page that also warns people of the likelihood of misleading advertising.