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Clicksor ads on a website? No way!!!

by latestnewsheadline Banned
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Beware!
I used Clicksor ads on my website.
From my computer everything was ok, but on some mobile devices, the ads redirect visitors to an adult site.
I searched on internet and I found many complains for the same malicious ads code.
A warrior sent a warning to me about my site redirection. Many thanks to him.
Now I removed the ads, but unfortunately I have many html pages with ads in archive.
My advice is: Don't use clicksor ads on your website.
#ads #clicksor #website
  • Profile picture of the author writeaway
    Is it possible that the adult redirection was because of malware on certain computers and not necessarily because of clicksor? There are certain malware strains that do this. They merely use ad code from some platforms as triggers for redirection...
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    • Profile picture of the author latestnewsheadline
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      Originally Posted by writeaway View Post

      Is it possible that the adult redirection was because of malware on certain computers and not necessarily because of clicksor? There are certain malware strains that do this. They merely use ad code from some platforms as triggers for redirection...
      I considered all this things, I checked also with web hosting provider and also my htaccess file and the conclusion was what I wrote in the post.
      After removing ads, I didn't have this problem anymore.
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  • Profile picture of the author yesjack
    Originally Posted by latestnewsheadline View Post

    Beware!
    I used Clicksor ads on my website.
    From my computer everything was ok, but on some mobile devices, the ads redirect visitors to an adult site.
    I searched on internet and I found many complains for the same malicious ads code.
    A warrior sent a warning to me about my site redirection. Many thanks to him.
    Now I removed the ads, but unfortunately I have many html pages with ads in archive.
    My advice is: Don't use clicksor ads on your website.
    Hi latestnews,

    The system will not deliver adult ads to publisher's websites unless the publisher request to display it. However, if you can provide me with your publisher ID, we will thoroughly investigate on this matter.

    Regards,

    Clicksor Team
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    • Profile picture of the author latestnewsheadline
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      Originally Posted by yesjack View Post

      Hi latestnews,

      The system will not deliver adult ads to publisher's websites unless the publisher request to display it. However, if you can provide me with your publisher ID, we will thoroughly investigate on this matter.

      Regards,

      Clicksor Team
      Thanks for your answer.
      Probably I wasn't clear enough.
      I'm talking NOT about displaying adult ads, I'm talking about your ads code REDIRECT my site visitors to an adult site.

      As I wrote in the previous message, I considered all this things, I checked also with the web hosting provider and also my htaccess file and the conclusion was what I wrote in the post.
      After removing ads, I didn't have this problem anymore.
      Unfortunately I found many complains related to your ads on the same topic.

      If you want to investigate, my sites are in signature and, I think, it easy for you to find my publisher ID related to these domains.

      Thanks and regards.
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    • Profile picture of the author latestnewsheadline
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      Originally Posted by yesjack View Post


      Clicksor Team
      I sent a PM to you with the adult site, where my visitors were redirected from my test, especially from mobile devices.

      I'm not sure if this is the only one or are many sites.

      If this adult site isn't your customer, you have to take into consideration the possibility your ads were hacked.
      If this site is your customer, it is bad, because you allow this type of ads from a customer, probably without to know.

      Please let me know if you can solve this problem and probably, after testing, I will put again your ads on my site.

      Regards.
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  • Profile picture of the author JonathanWarner
    Two URL of my blog "Blogger" redirect my visitors to an advertising of Clicksor. How can i solve this? Thank you.
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