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Frances Mary Krug (311 Posts)
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Makes no sense to charge for time zone change. Google should concentrate on getting revenue from the Ads and not from uncalled for fees. If they do that, then they really do need some healthy competition ….MSN?
Thanks for the comment, Sameer. I, too, think it’ll be a big mistake if Google starts charging for anything to do with the AdWords program. Everytime they add a new feature, though, they have to hope they get more new advertisers to cover the cost of the new features or it will cut into their profit margin.
Competition is very good and needed. I personally am not thrilled with the thought of MSN on top. Microsoft controls enough of the “online experience” already, not to speak of offline market saturation. Not a slam at Microsoft necessarily, but do they know what “healthy” competition means, based on prior behavior?