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MajorGeeks.Com » News » November 2014 » Would you pay to remove ads?

Would you pay to remove ads?


Posted by: Timothy Weaver on 11/21/2014 10:35 AM [ comments Comments ]


Google is now testing a program called Google Contributor that will allow users to bypass ads.



The new program will cost between $1 and $3 dollars a month with a portion of that money going to websites when a user visits it.

The Google Contributor sites says: “When you visit a participating website, part of your contribution goes to the creators of that site. As a reminder of your support, you’ll see a thank you message - often accompanied by a pixel pattern - where you might normally see an ad.”

Sites can sign up for the service via the Google website. It’s also not clear whether or not paying through Contributor will eliminate all ads from a site, such as banner ads, video ads, and the like.

The Contributor website is Here.


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