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For revenue purposes.
1) Get a good ad-block; they're free.
2) Sign up as a member of this site; then you can choose the "no ads" option in your My Settings.
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Why so many annoying page crashing ads on answerscom?
Sign up as a member and you'll have the option of not seeing the ads. Just unclick the ads option on your My Settings page which all members have.
Why is answerscom a question website?
so people can answer.
Why are there so many incorrect answers on Answerscom?
because anyone can put answers on the website.
WHY DO YOU HAVE SO MANY ADS THAT THE WEBSITE DOESN'T WORK?
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Why do you place so many obstructing adds on your website?
if you pace so many ads in your website it will give people a chance to see what they like and it encourage them to buy it.
Why did answerscom change their website to be ugly blue?
Because some not-so-genius people came up with the idea to make the website to look NAST.
Why is Answerscom so pathetic?
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Why are there so many advertisements on the answerscom webpage?
Answers.com is supported financially by advertisements, which keeps the site free for you to use. Have you considered becoming a member of the site? Not only can you do more (and have fun), you can avoid seeing the ads just by using your personal settings.
Why does your website have so many ads on it?
to advertise things so you are more likely to notice them but they are more likely to send viruses to your computer
Do people lie on answerscom?
Maybe. So people lie on answerscom but I would recommend NOT to lie, like me! I do not lie on this website. I search all of the famous websites to find the correct answer!
Why is your website so slow --- too many ads maybe?
If you use Google Chrome, then go to the chrome web store (chrome.google.com/webstore) and search for 'AdBlock'. AdBlock will block ads on your page and ads lag you most the time.
Why so many ads on the website?
Advertisers pay for the service, to keep the service free for members, in the hopes that members and unregistered contributors will patron them.
