Banned by Google because of Micro Niche Finder?
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I'm new to Internet Marketing. I purchased Micro Niche Finder a couple of weeks ago and I've been really happy with the results. I found a low competition keyword that I created a simple adsense site for that is on the second page of google for my keyword in exact phrase match. This without doing any backlink building or article marketing yet and I just launched the site on Monday so I'm really pleased.
Today, however, I received a message from digilink that someone had attempted to follow my rss feed and the link was broken. They were redirected to my homepage. I then set up my rss feed through feedburner and attempted to test the link through my site. This took me to a page that said the following:
I had no captcha or anything to fill out to get past this screen. I clicked on Google help and it said the following:
I've used micro niche finder extensively since I purchased it and I suppose this is the problem. I have scanned my PC with all recommended products, as well as malwarebytes and I'm totally clean, so it must have been my use of MNF. Anyone else gotten banned using this tool? I'm not sure whether to stop using it or start learning about proxies, etc. I'm really out of my element there. any help is appreciated.
Today, however, I received a message from digilink that someone had attempted to follow my rss feed and the link was broken. They were redirected to my homepage. I then set up my rss feed through feedburner and attempted to test the link through my site. This took me to a page that said the following:
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Google Sorry... We're sorry... ... but your computer or network may be sending automated queries. To protect our users, we can't process your request right now. See Google Help for more information. |
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Unusual traffic from your computer network Read this first When Google detects that a computer on your network may be sending automated traffic to Google we may show the following message: "Our systems have detected unusual traffic from your computer network." Automated queries are against our Terms of Service. The error page most likely displays a CAPTCHA (a squiggly word with a box below it). To continue using Google, type the squiggly word into the box -- it's how we know you're a human, not a robot. If you don't see a CAPTCHA image or if you continue to encounter the CAPTCHA over and over, try these steps in order: Check for malware on your computer. Malicious software, sometimes bundled with other free downloads without your knowledge, can trigger Google to show this message. Visit our security information site for some well-known programs that can detect and remove such applications. If the suggested programs don't resolve the problem, you might want to try an advanced troubleshooting program such as HijackThis. Advanced troubleshooting: HijackThis HijackThis lets you view programs installed on your computer and easily remove malicious ones. We're not affiliated with HijackThis and cannot vouch for it ourselves; however, many of our users have found it helpful. If you'd like to try HijackThis, please visit url for instructions on installing and using this program. After scanning your computer using HijackThis, analyze the generated log to determine which programs to remove. Deleting legitimate lines in your HijackThis log can have adverse effects on your computer, so please exercise caution. After using HijackThis, we suggest that you update and run the three applications listed below again. Although you've already run these programs, doing so after using HijackThis often exposes additional files. Lavasoft Ad-Aware Spybot Search and Destroy MacScan (for Mac users) Contact your network administrator. If you tried the steps above and haven't resolved the issue, it's very likely that a user or a computer in your network is sending automated traffic to Google. Your network administrator may be able to locate and shut down the source of the automated traffic; feel free to refer them to this page. Sending automated queries of any sort to Google is against our Terms of Service. This includes, among other things, the following activities: Using any software that sends queries to Google to determine how a website or webpage ranks on Google for various queries 'Meta-searching' Google Performing 'offline' searches on Google Once the automated traffic has stopped, the ban on your IP address should be automatically lifted. If the problem persists, your network administrator should contact us. If your network continues to experience this message in error, please send us additional information. |
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