How to get rid of Dark Spots, watch shocking presentation

By David Khoirul

Sunday, December 21, 2014

As I wrote a blog post about a new Android charger that doesn't have a plug going crazy, I saw an Adsense ad on my page showing an image of disgusting skin decease with a text that says How to get rid of Dark Spots, watch shocking presentation. My mouse was hovering over it, but I was not dare to click it. As we all understand, Google prohibits publishers from clicking its Adsense ads. Once or twice, it will be okay and you are not caught. But if you keep doing it, Google will warn you, then suspend you, than finally ban your account. This is the nightmare of every Google publisher, including me.

Still, this ads makes me so curious, so I type on Google with the same exact words: How to get rid of Dark Spots, watch shocking presentation. The first result on the first page is oblates.com, a site about skin whitening and dark spots removal. As an Asian, I don't have this problem as much as my friends from Europe or United States. But my question: Is oblates.com the site to which the ads on my page redirected?

On one of the images, however, I found a skin condition that may look like what occurs to me on my armpits. See the photo above to see what I mean.

The site says it can help remove such dots and scratches using their products. If you have the same scratches just like me, give it a try. Who knows it can successfully erase all the spots that disturb you. According to the site, such marks are usually caused by tiny black bugs, almost resembling louse.

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