Le site clickbooth.com est-il sûr ?

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This website is very informative about online marketing. Was trying to learn more about CPA and CPC advertising and Clickbooth provided all the right information. I submitted a question and a rep got back to me a day later with a descriptive answer. This site seems legit to me

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Reviewed site to find changes were made for the better. See their privacy policy changes at https://www.clickbooth.com/legal/privacy for more information. Although some internet users to websites, visitors cannot know in advance what ads are harmful when visiting such sites. So in the end, advertising has been more and more a reality that is not going away. In the end, it is up to the end user, to setup some type of ad blocker on their browsers if they do not wish to see advertisements on such sites that use them. Originally dated 9 Nov 2008 Third party spammer that does not use double opt in permissions. Domain listed on several blacklists, including Spacequad AntiSpam Services.

This site isn't spam at all. It's an affiliate network. They get a bad wrap b/c of scammers in their industry, but this is one of the few legit companies out there. I've worked with them on the affiliate side & they are very proactive when it comes to being compliant w/consumer privacy & protection.