Trivia Web Site Ad Mill Technique

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Tomas Valero was distraught over how upset his daughter was every day after attending school at Pine Grove Elementary. She came home crying, frustrated, and so mad she could not explain her torment to her caring family!

 Papa Valero decided enough was enough so he placed a recording device in daughter’s hair where harsh teacher or class bully would not see it. 

At this point, trivia.com site inserts a big blue next button which will send you to a page filled with metastatic breast cancer, heart attack, and diabetes cure advertisements. Not much more information is provided about Valero's extreme anxiety. 

You guessed it another Next button on a page with more male impotence and erectile dysfunction ads. So this process repeats itself around 10 time with no reason given for daughters excruciatingly painful mental state. That's right Ad Mill scheme to generate multiple clickable advertisements never disclosed if the camera in daughter's hair presented an abusive classmate, teacher, or a playground bully!!!

I wonder how much of the ad revenue was given to Tomas Valero? Maybe none, but I did my part by not clicking on any of the ads!!!

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