May 6, 2019

how do i get rid of guce.advertising.com

everytime i try to go on aol.mail. this website guce.advertising.com keeps coming in its place. the last time it happened i went to settings and cleared everything. now it came back

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83216 2134

May 12, 2019

It's not a device/browser issue although it feels like malware when the adblocker blocks the page, it's a shady (probably money generating) redirect related to AOL/Oath/Yahoo, best avoid everything from this dark caves of the internet incl. Huffpost, Engadget and all Oath-owned American rubbish. Especially AOL is bottom of the trashbin crap from the past, for email better use Protonmail, from Switzerland and protecting your privacy. Cheers.

Last edited May 13, 2019

Ralph Chichester

Dec 20, 2019

Put this link in your browser and it will by pass the guc

https://mail.aol.com/webmail-std/en-us/suite?_guc_consent_skip=1576859901

Google user

Dec 20, 2019

That's a bogus link.

Andy Giovingo

Dec 20, 2019

having same issues with <meta name="oath:guce:consent-host" content="guce.aol.com" /> tried the stop sign idea didn't work any other ideas would be appreciated

Joe Joyner

Dec 21, 2019

The AOL/Guce problem started in Edge a couple of days ago. It happened several weeks ago but went away without me doing anything to correct it. The AOL problem doesn't show up in Chrome or Firefox - only Edge or Internet Explorer. I used the URL that Ralph provided in a blank tab in Edge and I accessed my AOL mail with no Guce interference one time. It did not work a second time; the problem came back.

I did a reboot of my computer (I do this daily anyway.) and Ralph's URL is working for me again … for now.

Last edited Dec 21, 2019

Randall Faircloth

Dec 21, 2019

I keep getting this url: https://consent.yahoo.com/collectConsent?sessionId=1_cc-session_aa26cd1a-590b-485d-bba8-34c2d4dec4f2&lang=&inline=false

and THIS Message: INTERNAL_SERVER_ERROR

and I Don't know why

Roadtar

Dec 23, 2019

For all having problem with the Guce.advertising.com This is the fault of aol and yahoo because of there Verizon ownership Oath,They are selling your email information to a 3rd party,I call aol help today because of this problem they tried to blame the problem on my computer but I told them its only on there 2 sites,Anyway they would only help remove it if I payed them $4.99 a month for 1 year or a 1 time fee of $9.99 for 30 day of tech help.I refuse and im going to shut down aol mail,,,This is just a money maker for them.This is a real shame causing problem with people emails so they can get money from tech help calls !!!

Howie Howie

Dec 27, 2019

All you have to do is change your browser to Mozilla and quit using MS . Simple

Nonya Bizzness

Dec 31, 2019

It's been over a year since yafooie sent me a letter saying they partnered with guce and it started keeping me outta my email. Fut dat mo fo! I simply went to log on and when it failed to open my mailbox I clicked on my History found the last time I got into my mail, clicked that and BAM! I was reading my mail in a second! Its been over a year tricking guce until a few days ago when it locked me out completely. I think we need to shoot da goose with any and all anti guce weapons, burn down their facilities and leave all dead bodies in the flames to destroy the evidence. People who fuck with outher people deserve pain and punishment.

Gern B.

Jan 4, 2020

Run Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool, that simple. Be prepared for a long journey depending on your speed but this wipes it out.

Cheers

fiddler

Jan 5, 2020

Microsoft Malicious Software does nothing.

D Z 4106

Jan 14, 2020

This issue does not seem to be device-dependent. It appears to be (at least in my case) based on the wi-fi router or network you're connecting from. My mother's residence home has this issue. When I connect to their wi-fi network from her laptop, it redirects to guce site. But when I connect her laptop to a shared hotspot (from my mobile Verizon carrier).. .no problem.

Google user

Feb 13, 2020

-please clear cache and cookies from the beginning of time.

-reset the browser