Message From the Editor – Google Advertising Websites That Sell Fake Watches
Since yesterday WatchPaper.com started running Google ads. As soon as we inserted the necessary code, there was an advertisement that caught our eye. It appeared on the page about anti-counterfeiting campaign at SIHH. It was a sad irony, a story about anti-counterfeiting had an advertisement of a website selling fake Swiss watches.
We immediately corrected the problem by adding that web site’s URL to our filter. And we checked all existing ads syndicated by Google to make sure there are no other cases. The ads that are syndicated by Google are beyond our immediate control, we can only filter them after Google is publishing them on our website. I would love to ask our readers to help us combat these websites, by emailing us at infoATwatchpaper.com in case you notice a suspect advertisement.
I would like to assure all our readers that WatchPaper.com is committed to fight by all its means the illicit world of fake watches.
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Best regards,
Adam Sofineti
Editor of WatchPaper.com
Adam Sofineti
As a graphic designer, I'm fascinated by the crossroads between technology and aesthetics. Horology is one of these crafts, where art and engineering come together to produce mechanical wonders that grace the eye. WatchPaper was born from the desire to create an online tool where I can share my passion for watches.