Florida Attorney General Investigating AzoogleAds.com

While I'm not a lawyer and don't pretend to play one on the interent, I am an azoogle affilaite and have to say last year they took a really hard stance on making people take down/change all ringtone landing pages that used the word free. To be honest they were actually bordering on annoying being as strict as they were. They had a zero tollerance policy. Even completely disallowing it when it was the name of a particular track on an album such #10 on this Darryl Worley Album

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I would guess that what the AG's office is investigating is Azoogle's practices [url=http://web.archive.org/web/*/http://apply.blinko.com*]before[/url] the restriction on the use of "free".

From their terms:

No Charge Ringtone offer is for ringtone compatible mobile devices on AT&T, Cingular, Dobson/Cellular One, Sprint and T-Mobile only. No Charge Ringtone offer requires subscribing to Berggi's monthly club and horoscope subscription service ("Combo Service"). AT&T, Cingular, Dobson/Cellular One, Sprint and T-Mobile customers will receive the Combo Service at $13.98/month ($9.99 club; $9.99 horoscope). Alltel, Verizon and Boost customers will only receive Berggi's monthly horoscope subscription service ("Horoscope Service") at $9.99/month for Alltel and Verizon customers and $5.99/month for Boost customers, and are not eligible for the No Charge Ringtone offer.

I hope they update the dictionaries to cover the new meaning of "No Charge".