Advertiser Restrictions
Please note that we cannot accept the following:
Advertising promoting any Adware and/or Spyware.
Gambling and/or sports betting advertising. This includes sites that link to other pay-for-play gaming sites.
Adult and/or Porn advertising.
Advertising promoting prostitution and/or escort services.
Advertising promoting beer and/or alcohol.
Advertising promoting drugs and/or drug paraphernalia.
Advertising promoting cigarettes or other tobacco related products.
Online pharmacies that are not based in the U.S. or Canada. In addition, all online pharmacies must be accredited by VIPPS.
Advertising promoting fake documents such as fake IDs, diplomas, immigration documents and passports.
Advertising promoting cable descramblers, black boxes, radar jammers, traffic signal changers, etc.
Obviously misleading ads such as "cure diabetes overnight!" or "lose 40 pounds in two days!"
Advertising promoting hate, violence or discrimination.
Advertising promoting the unauthorized dissemination of copyrighted works and unauthorized trademark usage.
Advertising promoting the sale of unlawfull replicas of designer items.
Advertising promoting fireworks and/or pyrotechnic devices.
Charities, not registered with the government.
Advertising for stocks, stock picks, stock-related information, etc. must conform to the following: The ad cannot tout any particular stock, and the site must contain a clearly visible disclaimer.
Multilevel marketing plans which offer commissions for recruiting new distributors.
Advertising for "Work-at-home" opportunities where:
A valid street address (not a P.O box) and a valid U.S. telephone number are not provided on the site.
The site contains testimonials as to the amounts that could be earned without any statements or disclaimers, in close proximity and in easy-to-read typeface, that these results are not typical or may vary.
It is not clear what is the exact nature of the opportunity.
Advertisers are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the Federal Trade Commission's guidelines for internet advertisers at http://www.ftc.gov/bcp/edu/pubs/business/ecommerce/bus28.shtm
Please note that we have the right to reject advertisements if we deem them inappropriate for their audience.