Why The Fuck Does Meso Keep The Scammers Adds Up

[Millard]

@muscle96ss The answer is that MESO takes several steps to avoid promoting the sale of controlled substances (anabolic steroids). It actively discourages users from participating in the black market or purchasing products from black market services. It avoids linking to any websites that have a point of sale for controlled substances on their domain; it removes any user-created active hyperlink to such websites. And last but not least, it encourages members to report and share any and all problems they experience in their interaction with black market sources. The banners on this forum represent one thing only - the recognition for the support of MESO's goal of free speech, steroid education and harm reduction.

 

[DevinforDevin]

You stated that most member realize that those ads are frauds. My question was why do you think they are paying money to advertise? In other words, the owner of GETM is not going to pay money to advertise on this site if people were not clicking on the banner and ordering. So if the advertisement is not productive as you suggested, then why are they advertising here?

Ohhh ok. Simple. . This site popped up when i searched for a board on google. Most individuals (non-members) the uninformed visitors, the impatient ones who turn a blind eye or dont know any better. Those people will order from there. Shit, when i was young and dumb years ago, I seriously contemplated it.

 

[Millard]

In other words, the owner of GETM is not going to pay money to advertise on this site if people were not clicking on the banner and ordering. So if the advertisement is not productive as you suggested, then why are they advertising here?

It's a very good question. Not a single person has ever clicked on that banner. The reason is that the company never had a website that met MESO's criteria. As a result, the banner has never been clickable and has never linked anywhere. Yet the company chose to send money to support MESO anyway. Maybe, that's the answer. It wanted to support MESO's goals of free speech, steroid education and harm reduction!.

 

[DevinforDevin]

It's a very good question. Not a single person has ever clicked on that banner. The reason is that the company never had a website that met MESO's criteria. As a result, the banner has never been clickable and has never linked anywhere. Yet the company chose to send money to support MESO anyway.

It just took me somewhere?

 

[muscle96ss]

It's a very good question. Not a single person has ever clicked on that banner. The reason is that the company never had a website that met MESO's criteria. As a result, the banner has never been clickable and has never linked anywhere. Yet the company chose to send money to support MESO anyway.

LOL, just noticed that. There is nothing to click on and no contact information. So if someone wants to pursue it they are forced to look them up and will see what scum they really are. I feel better now.

 

[muscle96ss]

It just took me somewhere?

Obviously not, you are still here.

 

[DevinforDevin]

Obviously not, you are still here.

This guy I must be clicking on the wrong one. Does this /thread?

 

[Big_paul]

Millard is looking out for guys like you and me. How the hell he chooses to do that makes no difference to me. If that comes from donations, thanks.
What I'm saying is it works. I'm glad to see that sources back a board that offers them no protection from us .