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1	How often are the feeds updated? The feeds are usually "live" and updated continually, but during peak hours the feeds may be cached to improve the load speed. When we serve cached feeds, rath...

2	How do I add a feed to my website? If you're using the Javascript feeds, you simply copy & paste the code into the HTML source code of your pages. If you're using the RSS feeds (advance users on...

3	Do I have to come back every few days to update my code? No, all content feeds are dynamically updated which means that the code on your website will automatically pull the freshest content from our servers. Once the...

4	What are the system requirements when using a JavaScript feed? The system requirements for the JavaScript content feeds are mimimal and you just need to have a JavaScript enabled browser. Just about every web browser is Jav...

5	Can I add more than one feed to my website? Yes you can, but not on the same page as more than one feed on the same page will not work.

6	How do I change the fonts in the JavaScript feeds? You can change the fonts in the JavaScript content feeds by creating your own style sheet and tweaking the code that you entered into your webpage. The names o...

7	Can I use these feeds if my page addresses use querystrings? Our JavaScript feeds wont work if the page addresses on your own website where you enter the code have querystrings in them.

8	Can I use feeds from sub-categories? Yes you can. If you click the link below, you can work your way through the categories to obtain the code for any category or sub category that you like.

9	What are these remote content feeds? Our remote content feeds allow you to add a line of code to your website which will display a classified section powered by USFreeads right on your own pages.We...

10	When I view a page on my hard drive which has a live feed, I get a security message This normally happens with the Internet Explorer web browser and is a security measure introduced by Microsoft to avoid any potentially malicous content being d...