Can He Do This With Google Adsense???

mojojuju

12 years ago

No, that's against the Adsense rules and it should be reported.

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kokopelli

12 years ago

It's illegal and against the Adsense TOS:

Publishers may not ask others to click their ads or use deceptive implementation methods to obtain clicks. This includes, but is not limited to, offering compensation to users for viewing ads or performing searches, promising to raise money for third parties for such behavior or placing images next to individual ads.

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dukestravels1972

12 years ago

Absolutely not. In fact I remember it clearly in the terms of service when I signed up.

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bertosio

12 years ago

Absolutely not!

If the adsense team find out about this he will lose his account and all earnings quicker than you could wag your finger at him.

I cant believe people actualy try this so blatently.

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x3xsolxdierx3x

12 years ago

When was the last time you saw his site?

Unless he dropped the blatant TOS infraction, I'd be willing to bet that he no longer has an Adsense account.

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Robert Michael

12 years ago

LOL chances are he lost it even if he did remove that part from his site.. Adsense is quick to swing that banhammer!

But as everyone has stated already, no that is not allowed.

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zannix

12 years ago

Hey, yeah it is quite funny actually, I dont remember when I saw this site, but it was a month or two ago. Don't even remember its name, it was something about CPC...

Anyway I found the info helpful and actually clicked the ad.

lol

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x3xsolxdierx3x

12 years ago

If he's still doing IM, I bet he's using Chitika or Bidvertiser now...lol

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tomewer

12 years ago

Not sure he was going for a long term business model there ;-)

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bertosio

12 years ago

If there is person you dont try to fool its the big G himself!

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mahmoudahmed92

12 years ago

i think it is against google tos

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yukon

Banned 12 years ago

Originally Posted by zannix

I once saw a website with a well written article and at the end of the article there was a google adsense ad, preceeded by a statement that went something like this:

"If this article helped you, please make a FREE donation by clicking the ad below. It will cost you NOTHING, but it will make me a $.

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Sure he can do it, obviously he did it (you said he did).

Can he keep an Adsense account for long while doing that? The answer is No, he won't last long with Adsense.

Waiting for his new thread how he didn't do anything wrong & was banned from Adsense for no reason [wink, wink].