Gl and JEMCO vendor ads.

[jbayer]

I have two quetions about vendor ads.
1.) Why does the GL ad take now you to Network International?
2.) Why does the JEMCO ad take you to some kind of "Go Daddy" web site?
Does anbody know

 

[NDT]

I'm tired of looking at ragged out Pepsi trucks on the GL ads. Why can't they put US Gov't surplus items, that is why we are here. HINT HINT

 

[SCSG-G4]

They lost the contract for military vehicles, and the gotta sell something to stay in business. Network international I think is another of their family of companies. The JEMCO problem sounds like a malformed URL.

 

[m16ty]

Yes, Network International is a Liquidation Services company, the same outfit that owns GL. Govdeals is also owned by the same people.

 

[patracy]

I have two quetions about vendor ads.
1.) Why does the GL ad take now you to Network International?
2.) Why does the JEMCO ad take you to some kind of "Go Daddy" web site?
Does anbody know

As explained, NI is a subsidiary of GL. So you'll see some links that go to GL, some to dove bid, and some to NI.

JEMCO must be having website issues. Link is correct here. Searching for their links from google ends up with the godaddy splash page as well.

I'm tired of looking at ragged out Pepsi trucks on the GL ads. Why can't they put US Gov't surplus items, that is why we are here. HINT HINT

Just like SCSG-G4 mentioned, they're just marketing what they can. From time to time, they still have MVs.

They lost the contract for military vehicles, and the gotta sell something to stay in business. Network international I think is another of their family of companies. The JEMCO problem sounds like a malformed URL.