Fraknly I think that's absolutely good stuff.

For publishers who would like to implement Flash-based ad banners on their websites, but do not want the loud and flashy banners that are typically served by other related networks, Bannerconnect may be a reasonable solution. They pay based on cost-per-click, cost-per-impression, and cost-per-action, so this versatility can help to increase payouts as well. Between the vertical skyscrapers, the standard rectangles, and the horizontal banners, publishers also have a fair number of options when it comes to ad sizes as well. While the control panel points towards other alternatives like interstitials, these did not appear to work in practice. Furthermore, the net-60 payment model could be frustrating for publishers who want to be paid sooner. As it stands, Bannerconnect serves up some rather attractive ad creatives and the implementation and optimization of these advertisements appears to be quite good. Pageshield, the service that blocks substandard ad creatives, is great for peace of mind too.

Every time I open an internet browser (Mozilla, I.E, Firefox) I get bombarded with a ton of popups, They all seem to be ad.bannerconnect.net pop-ups. I have run spybot and adaware. My P2P client Overnet has also stopped downloading

I've been contacting BannerConnect.net staff in order to have a negotiation about working together in the future. a man which called Sebastiaan Schepers replied me and was very nice at the start. He asked me to know which websites we represent in order to work on a fixed price basis. I've been sending him some of the websites list, and he was referring me to a person who called Kjell Jetten, which is very antipathetic person. First he went directly to the sites which we represent and he can't do that, and then he cheated me and told me they can't give me the rates. Although they promised us not to go directly to the websites, they did it! They was very strange and mysterious, and unprofessional. I suggest to everybody not to tell them anything about your websites and for who represents websites - be careful of them! They are lieing and this is a shame! Maybe that is because their rates are low? Anyway, We always been credible and know to hit how clients target market.

Rating:

BannerConnect has a good mixture of return and payment options with a clean reputation for payment and decent ad mix. Only issue is they are picky with publisher approval. As a member of the Right Media Exchange you will also have a deep selection of ads available outside of their own managed advertisers.BannerConnect is a strong second tier choice for your traffic.

Ad site. About 8/10 links used by banners provided by companies like these will lead to scams, malware, or just plain crapware. ZA does block it as a Spy Site and Explabs just blogged about exploits used through their services.