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how about a spam forum - or a com.Reply
dvdiva,If there's some spam on this forum that I've missed, please let me know. As a rule, I don't allow spam of any kind.If people want to advertise on Lottery Post, they can contact me to submit a proposal. That's always been the case.However, most people aren't willing to advertise here because I don't accept any kind of pay-per-click (CPC) or pay-per-registration (CPA) advertising. Normally I only accept flat-fee or cost-per-impression (CPM) advertising, which is out of budget range for m
Oct 17, 2003, 10:09 pm - Todd - Suggestions Forum

Gee Todd, don't you think...Reply
Where is someone posting advertising? Please click the Report button on any such post, because Lottery Post never has allowed free advertising. I know there are some people who get completely bent out of shape any time this topic comes up, and there is nothing I can do about it. I decided when I created this site that I would not allow free advertising, and it has made a very enjoyable place for lottery players, in my opinion. There is nothing rough about saying don't post links .
Apr 22, 2006, 1:00 pm - Todd - Suggestions Forum

Tracking CookiesReply
ArchiveData(auto-quarantine- 26-08-2003 08-17-05.bckp)======================================================TRACKING COOKIE obj[0]=File : c:\documents and settings\bayesoft\cookies\bayesoft@servedby.advertising[1].txt
Aug 26, 2003, 5:19 am - Sedertree - Suggestions Forum

Tracking CookiesReply
No, Lottery Post is not tracking user's activities. Sedertree, before posting an inflammatory message like that you should PM me.Advertising.com, who serves our banner ads, is one of the biggest advertising companies on the Internet, serving tens (maybe hundreds) of millions of ads per day on thousands of web sites. Like all advertisers, they attempt to place a cookie anywhere their ads are served, in order to determine (in aggregate) how their ads are shown and clicked. It helps them communi
Aug 26, 2003, 9:03 am - Todd - Suggestions Forum

Longer Blog ListReply
No, the blogs are certainly not for only non-lottery stuff. People are welcome to post lottery content in their blogs encouraged to do so even. The blogs are for use as the author wishes, as long as the blogs are not used for advertising or malicious intent.
Jul 5, 2022, 9:22 am - Todd - Suggestions Forum

Male or Female?Reply
Hi Cps10 Are you advertising? LOL Hhahahahhahaha!I am very Married too!!! But hey maybe someone else on here would like to know that, if you know what I am saying!!! LOLIt appears most posters on here are males!
Dec 15, 2005, 5:28 pm - Clairvoyance - Suggestions Forum

Tracking CookiesReply
There is no reason to be alarmed with served by advertising cookies. Even Adaware rates it as a low risk cookie. It can't and doesn't contain any personal information about you. I've had it since it's inception and haven't got one high risk cookie yet, and I go to many known crack sites just to test my firewall protection. I can understand why George is a little cautious with anyone or any site tracking anything on his computer without his knowledge. But you have to remember one thing, they
Aug 26, 2003, 10:09 am - Pick - Suggestions Forum

Gee Todd, don't you think...
that is a little too rough for Parths small programs? These are not part of his "for sale" program. And Parths is a part of us. I understand someone coming here and using this site primarily for advertising but that isn't the case with Parths. Can you explain why you allow others to post websites that charge subscription fees and/or also sell some software? I won't name names because off the top of my head, I don't remember. But I know they post often and do make money from their own web
Apr 22, 2006, 12:35 pm - truecritic - Suggestions Forum

Gee Todd, don't you think...Reply
I am not going to report anyone. I know for a fact that you know of one because this discussion has come up before. And I did find out about his subscription service due to his posting at LP. I don't have all the answers, that is why I asked questions. I hope you don't feel unappreciated - because that isn't the issue here. You are appreciated. The day may come when you decide enough is enough and shutdown. If you think the only answer is more paid advertising, then go for it. Bu
Apr 22, 2006, 1:17 pm - truecritic - Suggestions Forum

StopwatchReply
Very funny ronnie. However you see, when I do my workout, sometimes I do an hour in the night, go to sleep and then do an hour in the day. So therefore the clock loses some of its usefulness when I am sleeping. Also if the phone rings, or I get bored of my workout and then decide to watch Judge Judy, I lose track of the clock. Besides it might be good advertising. Somebody would do a search for a stopwatch and find Lotterypost. http://stopwatch.onlineclock.net/ The above stopwa
Jul 27, 2013, 4:04 am - LottoBoner - Suggestions Forum