Competitive Ad Filter for Mormons

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It is really sad that Google can’t add a word filter to their adsense filters. I thought I’d share the list of URLs I’m using for my competitive ad filter I use for Stay N’ Alive and Came2Pass.com. Note that not all of these urls are anti-mormon sites, and I have no issue with any of the religions listed - they just produced something that was in conflict with what I was publishing. They may have just had material that I thought either competed with came2pass.com or was at least somewhat questionable. Am I missing any that you have?:

about-mormonunderwear.info
admitoneproducts.com
adventures.org
all-underwearmormon.info
allabout-mormonunderwear.info
allmormonunderwear.info
bestringdownloads.com
cardoffers4u.com
ccvonline.com
christianconnector.com
colloidforum.com
desertparadise.com
directfromtv.com
downloadrings.com
emiusa.org
familymissionworks.org
freeringtonez.us
getitonus.com
getmusicfree-jump.com
glendaleuniversity.com
htallc.com
irr.org
lhvm.org
libertyonlinedegrees.com
mjblige.com
mormonunderwear.info
ncbc.net
nellyfurtado.com
newlifekc.com
newsgator.com/enterprise
onecommunitychurch.com
proactiv.com
ringringmobile.com
shorttermmissiontrips.com
trinitysem.edu
watchman.org

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  1. Jordy says:

    Yeah, it’s lame that Google doesn’t offer something like this yet.

    I’d love to see this somewhere that people could easily contribute to. It looks like they just keep coming up. :(

  2. uncle_jesse says:

    I’m about to drop them because of this and move to something I have more control of.

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