What's an online ad you see so often that you naturally distrust the advertiser... - Quality AI Tools

mgrass, 15 days ago

What's an online ad you see so often that you naturally distrust the advertiser because their repetitive ads are so annoying?

For me, it's Grammarly. Or maybe Temu.

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bedirthan, 15 days ago

@mgrass Temu

and this "show her where you met" jewelry

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