ohh.. This host has pop-up windows and banner ad's on their site? I didn't think web hosts would want to have pop-up ads and banners on their websites. Usually that might scare away customers, I thought.

Thanks,
Michael B.

Oops.. I forgot the URL.

http://www.e-spinweb.com

Is that a 1-page site? Where's the navigation? :eek:

Loo at the meta tags? I have to questions this. Lookat the description...lol

<TITLE>Welcome to E-SpinWeb Solutions</TITLE>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<meta name="Keywords" content="WebHosting,WebHost,hosting,host,sitehosting,hosts">
<meta name="Description" content="Your Online Guid to Casiono Gaming">

The simple fact that 4 pop-ups appeared would scare me away.

Any website that is designed for profit that isn't content based, in my opinion, should not display advertisements.

What junk, i hate popups!

No popups bounced out at me, just the banner up the top of the page. Maybe I am just lucky? :D

2 pop ups for me mahh! Hate Pop Ups!

There is only one page, with a few pop-ups. Who would even think about joining that? Where is the support? The Contacts? The Control Panel?

Looks like someone just set something up real quick for some money.

This company seems to be in association with http://www.quickurl.com

QuickUrl.Com has even more pop-ups.. One on EVERY page.

AAAAAgh!!
I actually put in my restricted zone, any site that gives me cookies without good reason, or any site that contains pop ups. Plus I add it to my 0click database, (which blocks all transmissions. The pop up window will now pop up a 404) plus enter it in my POW list. (kills pop ups as they pop up)

Originally posted by ChiChiNetWeb
Loo at the meta tags? I have to questions this. Lookat the description...lol

<TITLE>Welcome to E-SpinWeb Solutions</TITLE>
<META HTTP-EQUIV="Content-Type" CONTENT="text/html; charset=iso-8859-1">
<meta name="Keywords" content="WebHosting,WebHost,hosting,host,sitehosting,hosts">
<meta name="Description" content="Your Online Guid to Casiono Gaming">

Im guessing he ripped off another site and forgot to remove pertenant HTML source. Either that or he is trying to fool the search engines, which really doesnt seem too intelligent. However, neither are the popups.

Hmm maybe it's just a traffic generator site. They own the domain why not put it to use. Since web hosting is one of the internets leading markets they use that for search engine placement. Thus they get money from the banners. A wasted domain being put to use I suppose.

none for me. nice site also. ;)

ah, good ol' Opera stopped any popups :)
sad site to see a hosting comp with ads though :(

hmmm...this clearly confirms their desperation