Tincubus is almost right with the beacon.js script. http://b.scorecardresearch.com/beacon.js
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The http://goo.gl/QBwtIl URL is an Amazon pop up or embedded advertising (I can't see it because AdBlock extension effectively block it)
However, the hexadecimal encoded text "\x77\x69\x6E..." is in fact a redirect instead of a pop up. The text decodes as "window.top.location.href='http://goo.gl/4QR3H2'; " so it is changing the browser URL in the location bar instead of opening a pop up or displaying an embedded ad. This URL is the one pointing to parking.ps.
There is a post from the domain owner, Ruslan Abuzan, here https://discussions.apple.com/thread/5167653?start=15&tstart=0 where he states that the domain "It is being heavily advertised online using lots of campaigns with many advertisement networks". My guess is he signed for some cheap and unethical ad network who is doing a browser location redirect instead of the common pop up.
Additionally, I see the OP is located in Chiang Mai (Thailand), and I am in Bangkok myself and started to notice this redirect yesterday. My guess is this advertising network just started targetting Asian regions.
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