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I've had this problem for some time. maybe you've solved it by now. Great, if you have. I've tried a lot of things. Then this morning I found this conversation and tried a few more. Each time, the problem immediately came back. For me, it happened every time I went to the Foxnews website. As soon as I started scrolling down the list of stories, it would pop up and take over. But it doesn't have much to do with Fox I think. It just exploits a weakness in that particular website. Anyway, I do actually do a lot of shopping on Amazon. That's why I have their app on my phone. This morning I decided to delete the Amazon app and see what effect it might have. I deleted the app and cleared all my website data. Lo and Behold, after visiting the Foxnews website many times, there has been no more interruption by the pesky Amazon "Congratulations" ad. I hope that's the end of it.
Been struggling with this for months. Your solution worked instantly. Thanks very much for sharing!
Nevermind, it’s back again. The Amazon app appears not to have been the problem. And clearing my entire browser history and cookies hasn’t helped.
When I used your earlier solution, it worked very well. It was, however, Amazon’s Prime video app that I removed. The problem has not returned ....yet!
not kohls. not yahoo. i have tried everything. still pops up.
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It only comes up when JavaScript is on, in my Safari.
So what can be drawn from this conclusio? Any smart techs out there?
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It doesn’t have anything to do with Kohl’s - or amazon - it’s spam and it pops up on all kinds of sites, including sites that aren’t selling anything.
Not sure how this would help - these ads are NOT affiliated with Amazon in any way. The are phishing scams.
Norton AdBlocker seems to have worked for me. Time will tell.
New Corp Australia webiste.
Both iOS (Safari) and Andriod (Chrome) products.
I should also add that these “Amazon.com user!” ads really only occurs when I access my website through Facebook and Instagram links... so the this is all a very complex issue.
I keep getting this Congratulations Amazon.com User
