Ads at top of page?
04-21-2018, 06:08 PM
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Ads at top of page?
Are the ads at the top of the page for Nitto NT05s or NT01s for you all? I'm on a Jeep forum, why are they advertising sports car tires? I had a set of the NT05s on my Camaro years ago, I was satisfied with them. Not complaining, just has me scratching my head every time I log on the forum.
04-21-2018, 09:48 PM
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I get where you're coming from but read the fine print at the bottom of the home-page, full version (don't know if it shows in mobile-version).
You believe it's a Jeep forum but it's actually an affiliate-marketing site for the owners (IB) to (hopefully, to them) earn profits. And, if you're really savvy at it, it does.
You believe it's a Jeep forum but it's actually an affiliate-marketing site for the owners (IB) to (hopefully, to them) earn profits. And, if you're really savvy at it, it does.
04-21-2018, 09:57 PM
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I get where you're coming from but read the fine print at the bottom of the home-page, full version (don't know if it shows in mobile-version).
You believe it's a Jeep forum but it's actually an affiliate-marketing site for the owners (IB) to (hopefully, to them) earn profits. And, if you're really savvy at it, it does.
You believe it's a Jeep forum but it's actually an affiliate-marketing site for the owners (IB) to (hopefully, to them) earn profits. And, if you're really savvy at it, it does.
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04-21-2018, 11:06 PM
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"I'm broke all the time!" well... A little basic common sense and will power would help with that. lol
04-22-2018, 03:47 PM
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I didn't think this was such a deep subject. 
I hear what you guys are saying. I feel like a real rebel. I'm 32, and debt free (with exception of mortgage, but it's very comfortable), have 3 months salary in savings, and trying to figure out what to do with my monthly surplus. Best part, wife quit working to stay home with our daughter. We don't go without anything of value, I have a good job but nothing too crazy. It takes discipline, but is easy once you start living like that.
I hear what you guys are saying. I feel like a real rebel. I'm 32, and debt free (with exception of mortgage, but it's very comfortable), have 3 months salary in savings, and trying to figure out what to do with my monthly surplus. Best part, wife quit working to stay home with our daughter. We don't go without anything of value, I have a good job but nothing too crazy. It takes discipline, but is easy once you start living like that.
04-23-2018, 08:26 AM
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I didn't think this was such a deep subject.
I hear what you guys are saying. I feel like a real rebel. I'm 32, and debt free (with exception of mortgage, but it's very comfortable), have 3 months salary in savings, and trying to figure out what to do with my monthly surplus. Best part, wife quit working to stay home with our daughter. We don't go without anything of value, I have a good job but nothing too crazy. It takes discipline, but is easy once you start living like that.
I hear what you guys are saying. I feel like a real rebel. I'm 32, and debt free (with exception of mortgage, but it's very comfortable), have 3 months salary in savings, and trying to figure out what to do with my monthly surplus. Best part, wife quit working to stay home with our daughter. We don't go without anything of value, I have a good job but nothing too crazy. It takes discipline, but is easy once you start living like that.