MSE News: Yahoo pulls 'Martin Lewis' ad – after it appears next to fake ad story 18 August 2017 at 3:38PM edited 14 December 2017 at 3:47PM in Praise, vent & warnings 9 replies 1.8K views

Former_MSE_Megan_F

Update December 2017:

Please read our new guide:

Fake Martin Lewis Ads

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An advert for a 'Martin Lewis tax-free loophole' – which has nothing to do with the MoneySavingExpert.com founder – has appeared alongside a Yahoo news story about scam sites misusing Martin Lewis's name...

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'Yahoo pulls 'Martin Lewis' ad – after it appears next to a story about fake Martin Lewis ads'

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DoaM

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Huh ?

Edit: working now.

Pound

Someone should find the directors of these sites, name and shame them with a photo of them.

Blackbeard_of_Perranporth

This goes with the look at what this <your town> make millions in her sleep clickbait links in local media. Problem is, with me they think I live in a town fifty miles away!

MothballsWallet

I hope that :money: realises that Yahoo! just don't give a dam who they sell ad space to - they only care about the money.

Sames goes for Faceache, I mean, Facebook, and many other websites that have ads on them.

Crabman

Did Yahoo ban the advertiser in question from ever placing adverts with them again?

robatwork

Yahoo is turning into the Daily Sport of websites.

Some of us remember when it was just a text only catalogue of websites, and actually useful as such.

worried_jim

robatwork wrote: »

Yahoo is turning into the Daily Sport of websites.

Some of us remember when it was just a text only catalogue of websites, and actually useful as such.

The Guardian is just as bad for clickbait.

Former_MSE_Andrea

We've written a new guide:

Fake Martin Lewis Ads

Pound

What about this one?

http://youtu.be/WGIkk0pea08