OutbrainReviews of outbrain.com

stop to track me Out Brain

Whenever I am reading a story on outbrain.com, its hotspots have such bad gotoness, that when you press "next" on its endless continuations, the website jumps off the story and into an adjacent advertisement

A cosa serve pubblicizzare delle cose se poi quando vorresti vederle non esistono. Questo sito e tutta la pubblicità che fanno con i banner è solo immondizia, bisognerebbe vietare a queste aziende di inquinare il web. Che schifo.

Really bad module. Outbrain is just awful and because they're module is so difficult and so filled with bugs it makes you wonder if the advertiser is not getting scammed. Avoid both Outbrain and Taboola. Facebook and Google are also horrible and untrustworthy as well.

Worst advertasing channel ever

Total scam. Newer sign up for this service! I signed up, tried some campaign with no result. That's not a problem the real problem is that I can not cancel subscription. There is no way to cancel and they are continuing to charge my card, even while I have no active campaigns at all. They don't have proper contact information, the chat box is fake - it sends you to their articles. No way to reach support! I think this is site built by scammers with the only intention to scam. It is a one way road - no chance to return. I am filing dispute trough my bank. Can't see other solution.

scam company! Do not use! it's a complete waste of time, terrible customer service. they keep taking payments from my bank even though I'm not using their service. I've had to contact my bank to dispute payments. absolute NIGHTMARE!

Never click on Taboola/Outbrain scam ads. The name Outbrain itself is evidence of a scam network by making people who are insecure about their intelligence overcompensate by going for things that sound smart. Just like the simple puzzle scams that are meant to weed out the 99% that are too smart for the following scams. Never buy medicine outside of approved pharmacies. Most of it is random leftover medicines (heart medicine et cetera) being relabeled as miracle cures yet circumventing government approval. You better hope that they only took your money and ran. The ads promising that you will become rich quick are also scams. If someone had a perfect recipe for success, that person would just borrow money and reinvest until the market is dilluted. If they just want your identity for something, you may become a scapegoat for money laundering and end up in prison.