July 1st news
Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 10:27 am
Exactly where is it that has that offer? It doesn't say! 
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Posted: Sun Jul 02, 2006 10:49 am
I am so Confussed
Posted: Mon Jul 03, 2006 12:31 pm
You must have something on your computer that is blocking affiliate links like the one in question. I'd get that looked at!
In the meantime, maybe the link will work here (or maybe not):
J&R Computer Source
And if not, try copying and pasting this....
In the meantime, maybe the link will work here (or maybe not):
J&R Computer Source
And if not, try copying and pasting this....
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http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=z80luBPjgM8&offerid=101744.10003991&type=3&subid=0Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 2:29 pm
Just to clear this up, and I know you'd probably forgot all about this thread Luke, but I had my Internet Security set to block all ads, doh!
Posted: Mon Jul 31, 2006 3:09 pm
Nope, I didn't forget about it. In fact, on the subject, I just heard from someone that anyone who ordered 2 Disney DVDs (or more) from J & R -- even $5.99 ones -- received a free Disney on Broadway T-shirt. Talk about a sweet deal! 
Blocking ads probably does good on certain sites which simply overwhelm and taint the browsing experience. (I can think of a few off-hand.) But I make sure that isn't the case here, so if your Internet Security program allows you to pick and choose which sites to block ads on, I'd recommend letting this one slide. You certainly won't be getting pop-ups, pop-unders, Flash ads with sound or the like. Not from UD. Most of the time, it's straightforward text links to affiliated e-tailers that you'd be missing.
By the way, you weren't alone on this. I got an e-mail about it, and assuming that for every 2 people who take the time to ask about it, I'd guess there were probably at least 200 people who experienced the same thing! Good to know - I didn't realize this was a common phenomenon.
Blocking ads probably does good on certain sites which simply overwhelm and taint the browsing experience. (I can think of a few off-hand.) But I make sure that isn't the case here, so if your Internet Security program allows you to pick and choose which sites to block ads on, I'd recommend letting this one slide. You certainly won't be getting pop-ups, pop-unders, Flash ads with sound or the like. Not from UD. Most of the time, it's straightforward text links to affiliated e-tailers that you'd be missing.
By the way, you weren't alone on this. I got an e-mail about it, and assuming that for every 2 people who take the time to ask about it, I'd guess there were probably at least 200 people who experienced the same thing! Good to know - I didn't realize this was a common phenomenon.