I got banned from using Google adsense on my site

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Post December 16th, 2007, 8:45 am

Iff you have been banned, Do not expect to be able to use the service again, They have all your infomation and can detect when people are trying to cheat the system.
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Post December 16th, 2007, 8:45 am

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Post December 24th, 2007, 1:45 pm

I actually got my account re-instated, all I did was email in that I thought I hadn't done anything.

EDIT: They took off a few dollars that they said wasn't legit, however.

Post December 29th, 2007, 10:32 am

maybe your site is contain some bad content like porn
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Post January 2nd, 2008, 7:23 am

Did you try go against Google's TOS? Please read it thoroughly.
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Post January 4th, 2008, 5:27 am

I have had an associate do a similar thing, wrote an apologetic email explaining that he didn't think he had done wrong and they shaved some of his commission off but was reinstated.

PPP looks to give adsense a good run for money though with release on Feb 1 2008. Get in early for that.

Post January 12th, 2008, 8:35 am

I got a warning when I first added adsense to a site. I naively clicked on a couple of text links to see where they lead (don't ask me why) I've never touched them since. I was gutted when I got a warning letter - I thought I was going to get flicked for sure.
I've heard of other people in wireless hot-spots getting caught too, even when they've used a totally different ISP... so beware, and leave well alone.

Post April 2nd, 2008, 10:41 am

I think its over. Forget google adsense. There going down too.
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Post April 12th, 2008, 5:37 pm

Google AdSense isn't going down? It is just getting harder to get high CPC's.

Good luck. And yes, there are plenty of other sources out there for ads. Google isn't the only game in town. (see link in my signature)

Post July 16th, 2008, 2:01 am

egeem2 wrote:
Google AdSense isn't going down? It is just getting harder to get high CPC's.

Good luck. And yes, there are plenty of other sources out there for ads. Google isn't the only game in town. (see link in my signature)



lol...I would love to be with GOOGLE ADSENSE rather then going with domain in your signature ;)
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Post July 24th, 2008, 6:57 am

(7000) It`s very impressing number of unique users. Can you give me reference to visit it?
Anyway you have to try to contact and inquire them about your wish.
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Post August 27th, 2008, 9:24 am

factoring wrote:
Google does not ban people for fun, there is a reason behind it. If you click on your own ad at all they will ban you. Click fraud is a serious issue these days.


thats right ? 4 years ago my first website get banned from google. just dont do anithing if you want your google adsense is back buy new domain and register with another identity

or

banned from google at least a years,... wait for new years and try again..
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Post August 31st, 2008, 1:53 am

There are heaps of reasons that Google can ban your account, clicking on your own ads is just one of them.
Others such as Su­spiciou­sl­y­ hig­h CTR, C­l­ic­kers’ IP ad­d­resses c­o­me fro­m the same g­eo­g­raphic­al­ area, which means you have got your friends helping and etc.
I have got those summarized here. http://www.clarencewang.com/blog/internet-marketing/11-reasons-google-adsense-can-ban-your-account
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Post September 1st, 2008, 5:47 pm

Google will not ban you for no reason, but, it is so hard to know the reason behind it, they can't even provide us which section of their guidelines did we violated. funny but thats the way google penalizes

Post September 11th, 2008, 6:13 am

6000 uniques a day and $1200 in 3 weeks..no wonder you got banned. Google's not stupid there's no way you made $1200 in 3 weeks with only 6000 uniques a day without trying something funny.
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Post October 2nd, 2008, 5:39 am

preventive steps that you can adhere to prevent from being banned by AdSense
1. Don’t let your friends know about your Google Adsense money making program and advice family members not to click on the ads.

You can let tons of friends into your website but don’t let them know bout making money through ads. Ya most of them know what Adsense is all about but telling them u are trying to make money from the ads is as good as telling them to help click on them. Some cases of fraudalent clicks are from friends who are too clever in their own clause who thought they are helping but instead will get u banned. It is important to tell your family members not to click on the ads because you’ll most likely share the same router and therefore same ip. Google will determine that as a fraud click.

2. Don’t make yourself detestable

Sure if you have a site earning from Google Adsense and you have some enemies and they knew about it chances are that they are clicking on your ads now. There is a case that i read up in a forum in which one guy broke up with his girlfriend and she took revenge by asking other people to help click on the ads and it ended up with his account getting banned. Moral - try not to offend too many people and do not get a smart girlfriend :P.

3. Email Adsense politely and professionally about accidental or fraud clicks.

Your lil sis been sitting on your pc all day clicking all over the places leaving you dumb-founded when you discover it. There has been similar cases where a polite email telling them what happened will justify the surge in ad clicks. Google Adsense Support has been notoriously known for not replying emails but in most cases as long as you are polite, there is a great chance they will reply your email.

4. Use a real time Google AdSense monitoring system

asRep is a tool for tracking the details of Google AdSense activity on your web pages in real-time. It also reports related information about your websites, the referring websites, the visitors and the Adsense elements on your pages.Using this as a tool, check up the clicking ips. If there is a sudden surge of clicks from a single ip, email AdSense ASAP bout it or ban that ip from visiting your website.

5. Update urself well wif google’s policies.

Ya sure, you wouldn’t want to be banned because you violated a new policy that Google AdSense imposed. Always keep up to date with the latest policies.
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