LOL! No hunting Camp For Some Dude

[Lawdwaz]

Firefox & AdBlock Plus and you'll see no ads to cause you grief.

 

Again, it is only going to make your life easier but why would you travel that road?

[Paula]

Or maybe you just aren't as funny as you think? Hmmmmm

[phade]

Assuming some of the history is tied to your user account as well. I get the same ads on separate, new, pcs after I log in.

 

Cabelas, cruise ships, etc.

 

And I've searched them.

[The_Real_TCIII]

So how'd it go with Jane??

[DeerDuck]

I'm getting the same ads, and I'm using my kids iPad. I don't think he's looking for Asian and Russian mail order brides??? I also noticed that those don't really pop up during the morning and daytime.

[DeerDuck]

If he is, at least he's got the right idea for a 7 yr old..

[WNYBuckHunter]

I'm not sure about the exact connection between browser history and the ads that are displayed. I have an almost constant ad off to the side about "edge" products which are vehicle parts. I haven't ever researched anything that relates to vehicle products either directly or implied. So I have no idea where that would come from if they are basing it on browsing history.

 

Also there is another ad about American express platinum card. Again there is no history on this computer that has anything to do with credit cards, American Express or any other kind. So I am a bit skeptical of the statements about any of this being based on sites visited or even a rough pattern of site history.

 

Its not only based on your browser history, there are some things that come up regardless. It all depends on how much the advertiser spends. A good chunk, however, is based on browser history. Facebook ads are like that too. Take a peek into Google Advertisements and youll see what its all about. Its pretty slick actually.