While Yes 4G is busy firefighting at their own backyard, they still managed to run a series of “deceptive” ads which there’s more than meets the eye.
If you search for a competing broadband provider, you’ll see a related ad which carries the title of what you’re looking for. However a closer look reveals that the link is directed instead to Yes 4G’s website at http://www.yes.my. Obviously this is something unethical and we feel was done without class. Why resort to such deceptive tactics in the first place?
Whoever is running yes’s adwords campaign should be stopped immediately. This is no accident and was done with bad taste. One word of advice, fix your website first before spending money on advertising. All that click-thru costs are flowing down the drain as we speak.
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