How can a domainer justify Zero Click? (1.Viewing)

A domain I visited today forwarded to this fake security warning, complete with a fake pop-up McAfee scan.

The idea behind zero click domain monetization makes perfect sense. Instead of making a website visitor click a link on a parked page, why not just forward them to a relevant advertiser?

The problem, as I’ve written about many times, is that the channel is rife with scammers. Until zero click providers find a way to keep scammers off their systems, I will continue to write about their failures.

I have a particular disdain for people who use misdirected web traffic for nefarious purposes. Sometimes they try to trick people to download browser extensions. Many of their victims are likely elderly people, and I hate those who try to trick vulnerable people.


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https://domainnamewire.com/2021/05/13/why-i-hate-zero-click-so-much/

Zero click needs to be wiped off the face of the planet, why reputable parking services are using it is beyond me.

For domainers....

Do you feel comfortable allowing a customer to use your domain for a scam?
Once your domain is on google as a scam domain it could severely affect it's re-sale value.

I recommend all domainers ditch any service that uses zero click.

That said...

What services are still using zero click?