Just on time: I agree. I am always suprised people make money of ads at all, because if I accidenly load a site or a blog with many ads I usually move on quickly. To me it makes a site look unprofessional and spammy. I do have adsense on my blog, but I put them at the bottom and make very little from them.

I guess it's always a balance between earning cash and keeping your site legitimate looking.

I removed the code a week or so ago.

Actually it was just for audio and I never heard any ads at my page, but I did hear the white noise when I ran the test.

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sounds good! thanks.

Oh, well that certainly explains why I didn't hear the audio. That's odd that the test worked, but you didn't hear the audio on your page. Do you mind if I ask why you chose to remove it?

Taggart was explaining before that there were problems with payment from ad revenue. I don't know if that was the same reason but I'd be curious to hear if that was why because it was that comment that made me wary of joining up with this.

Yes, that's why I asked. I thought Taggart could have removed it because it wasn't working on his site. But, I wasn't going to bother with it if Taggart felt it was working and had earning issues also.

Anyone else tried it? I'd love feedback before I sign up?

Thank you for informing us about this site. I am sure that people with blogs and own websites would be very much interested in something like this that could help them earn extra earnings.

I chose to remove it partly because I suspected it would be a problem with Adsense, and partly because I was having hits logged, but no adds playing, which resulted in no payment over a course of a few weeks.

I realize the program was in an early phase, but I chose to not pursue it.

When you do the audio test, you can change a word in the code and hear some white noise that takes the place of an audio ad. That means the code is right, but there's no ad assigned to your site at that moment.

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I do think there is a lot truth to the idea that there are going to be certain 'growing pains' (like Taggart said) in terms of any new form of advertising, audio being no exception. Until there has been enough feedback and subsequent adaptation to complaints then they may be annoying for some time.