Thanks for sharing this! I completely understand where you are coming from.
Firstly, I agree it does not sound like a good fit for Ribblr.
The good news is that it is likely not something most people are seeing - neither the team nor I have come across this specific ad, or similar ones. The bad news is that we do not have a ton of control over every ad that appears.
The way ad-break works is that we connect to multiple partner networks, and then there is essentially a very quick bid for who gets the ad slot.
It is something very new that we are trying out. We are trying to find the right balance between giving people free ways to earn Gems, while also keeping the best value for Ribblr+ members who directly help support the platform.
That said, I do not like the sound of this either. I am going to check what we can do on this front. It may be that we can report certain ads or it may be that we need to rethink ad-watch altogether.
We are still learning here, so thank you for raising it!