Thanks ClassicOldsmobile.com
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Thanks ClassicOldsmobile.com
I understand why websites have banners, because if it came right down to members paying a small fee to help pay for what it cost to run a website without them, you be SOL.
You are currently running a banner that takes people viewing this website to this website. http://lifestylejournal.com/are-you-...laycpa&t202kw=
Thanks, I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance.
You are currently running a banner that takes people viewing this website to this website. http://lifestylejournal.com/are-you-...laycpa&t202kw=
Thanks, I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance.
#3
True enough but with them it makes running a site a whole lot easier. At the end of the day as long as they're not intrusive to the point that they overrun the content then no issue for me. I've saved a few bucks from time to time clicking on a banner on reputable sites like classic. Cheers everyone
Last edited by atkinsom; September 8th, 2011 at 07:26 AM.
#4
Most of these sites do have banners, as they're mostly all run by the same company. I dont have any problem with them either, as I buy my share of stuff from these places too. I use Grundy collector insurance for my Olds, but I'd be careful of some bargain places for daily cars.
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Really? I understand it's not the speediest thing out there but it's not a turtle either. Perhaps it's a browser issue...try using latest firefox or google chrome with java and flash updates. You might be surprised at how quickly this site moves. Forget IE and things will run smoother...just a thought.
Last edited by atkinsom; September 7th, 2011 at 08:18 PM.
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I'm just playing, but seriously...I use firefox and I've never had trouble loading a page.
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