Gator/Claria has filed for an IPO.

Fausto

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Link to Wired.com story

Link to SEC filing


The following is a list of our top vertical markets, other than the search market, in the U.S. and the top advertisers in each of these markets for 2003:

Cendant Corporation

Orbitz, Inc.

priceline.com

Travelocity.com

Buy.com Inc.

FTD.com, Inc.

Netflix, Inc.

Shopping.com

AmericanSingles.com (Matchnet PLC)

Date.com Inc.

eHarmony.com Inc.

Matchmaker (Lycos, Inc.)

Amerix Mortgage Corporation

ING Direct Securities Inc.

LowerMyBills.com Inc.

RateMyMortgage, Inc.

goZing.com

inPhonic, Inc.

Motorola, Inc.

Sprint Corporation

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geno

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Originally posted by: ElFenix
43 million active users
every single one of which is bitching about where all those pop ups come from

No kidding! It's such a scam and it's a crime they get away with calling these people users when 90% of them aren't even knowingly "using" their product! It's unreal that this company gets to do what it does, and they defend it as if they've got a legitimate customer base :|

See you in Hell, Gator :| from heaven of course
 

Fausto

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Originally posted by: geno
Originally posted by: ElFenix
43 million active users
every single one of which is bitching about where all those pop ups come from

No kidding! It's such a scam and it's a crime they get away with calling these people users when 90% of them aren't even knowingly "using" their product! It's unreal that this company gets to do what it does, and they defend it as if they've got a legitimate customer base :|

See you in Hell, Gator :| from heaven of course
"users"...."victims"......really just hair-splitting if you ask me.
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OMFG. That SEC filing is better than fiction.

"If we fail to sustain and expand the number of users who have installed our AdServer software, we may not be able to maintain or increase revenue. "

Nobody asked for it.

"Changes in Microsoft?s software and other technological factors may erode our existing user base, curtail future growth of our user base and negatively impact our ability to deliver advertisements. "

Nobody wants it.

"Negative perceptions and adverse publicity concerning our business practices could damage our reputation and harm our business. "

You reap what you sow.

"We may be subject to intellectual property infringement claims, which could cause us to incur significant expenses, pay substantial damages and be prevented from providing our services. "

Oh darn!