dkAds - Reliable?

[pclinger]

Hello,

Recently my site was approached by dkAds to run a large campaign of popups. They want to pay net 7, but for this campaign (millions of popups a week) I want to ensure that they are reliable.

Any comments regarding this company?

Patrick Clinger

[Jan]

Hi Patrick :)

In all the time I have been hanging around forums such as this, I have never heard one complaint about them. Go for it! :cool:

[ningaming]

try doing a search...they've been mentioned numerous times posotiviley

[SWD]

also the owner post in here!

[danushman]

Patrick,

I am sure that if you will take a few moments to do a search
on us on this, and any number of other forums, you will find
many positive comments on our firm.

Hope to work with you soon,
Dan Ushman

[ningaming]

Originally posted by ratestar
Patrick,

I am sure that if you will take a few moments to do a search
on us on this, and any number of other forums, you will find
many positive comments on our firm.

Hope to work with you soon,
Dan Ushman

hey...that's what I said! :) i might be running some dkads later this month, considering my current ones are going default on me :| so if u need informatoin, just give me an email :)

[jrap]

This is somewhat off-topic but I had to bring it up. I find it very funny when webmasters add extra text to the query string just to make it seem 'more professional'.
For example:

http://www.dkads.com/srv-advertise.shtml?;adp;advertisers_index;

Brings up the same page as
http://www.dkads.com/srv-advertise.shtml


I apologize if I am wrong about all of this, maybe there is a real use for the extra bits

[danushman]

jrap,

Many sites do something similar to this -- we simply use it to
generate statistics on our sites traffic using our inhouse system.

Dan

[ningaming]

yeah, i've actually seen it a few other places...:)

[Lawrence]

Adding a query string after a url is a very common practice used for tracking.

[}:8) Supermoo]

Originally posted by ratestar
Patrick,

I am sure that if you will take a few moments to do a search
on us on this, and any number of other forums, you will find
many positive comments on our firm.

Hope to work with you soon,
Dan Ushman

Please keep in mind the program changed its name, and was previously known as ratestar.

I reccomend you search for both ratestar and dkAds if you are intrested in researching the background of this company.