Unlist me .

[Rockin' Rob]

Unlist me. I'm seeing this at the very top of the homepage. What's up with this? Why is my information given to these people. I just want to know what the hell is going on.

 

[urumomo]

it's an ad .

 

[Rockin' Rob]

Man, nothing sacred anymore. That's probably why I've been getting texts and phone calls on people wanting to buy my house. What the hell man. I hear they're working on laws against this crap. It can't come sooner

 

[BarleyBop]

It can't come sooner

It is already too late.

Unless you are a billionaire and can buy your way into information obscurity and obfuscation.
I'm pretty sure that for a price, just about everything about me and everyone I know can be bought on the dark web.

 

[Rockin' Rob]

It's all fraud and scams. We're trying to deal with it but damn it all it's entrenched

 

[Ron2]

It is already too late.

Unless you are a billionaire and can buy your way into information obscurity and obfuscation.
I'm pretty sure that for a price, just about everything about me and everyone I know can be bought on the dark web.

My patient just spent $2 on an internet service and was able to get someone's phone number! Not cool.

 

[the Baron]

While I don't like ads, either, I understand the necessity. Websites cost money, and allowing ads is an admin's or owner's way of paying for his site. An alternative would be to charge a subscription to members. So while I try to avoid them as much as possible, whether through ad blockers or through any settings enabled on the site, I understand why we have them.