Admiral Anti-Adblocker Website add-on

[DVDR_Dog]

This is supposed to be a "polite" way for webmasters to deal with adblockers.
Here's the deal and my response to them after being denied access to Rotten Tomatoes.
I should add I am solely using Malwarebytes and I will be damned if I am going to blindly expose my system to attack.
That's why I have a paid version of Malwarebytes. Here's what Rotten Tomatoes is crying about.
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mps.nbcuni.com

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sb.scorecardresearch.com

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dpm.demdex.net

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tags.bluekai.com

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tags.bkrtx.com

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Easylist

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ak.sail-horizon.com

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static.adsafeprotected.com

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tpc.googlesyndication.com

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adserver.adtech.advertising.com

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zn6sdb0uwojrglmmn-fandango.siteintercept.qualtrics.com

That's not one or two ads. I feel like they want to sell me to as many of people who are willing to pay. The Admiral software isn't free either.
Dear Rotten Tomatoes: Kiss my backside.
Here's the deal. I am going to find ways to send these folks bogus info to all these folks they are selling me to. It's a two way street, isn't it. kind of like 419 baiting in a very subtle way.