If it is legit traffic, I think you should not worry of not getting paid.

humm.. 100K is a serious amount there. i don't know to be honest, adsense bans easy without any reason or with a retarded reason. i had a real estate site with adsense, i pulled traffic to it from a major classified ads site by placing ads in the real estate section. i made easy 900euros for 1 month.
all traffic were real people looking for houses, and because adsense showed City related ads judged by the people's IP (i think) i had massive amount of clicks on them.
anyways, when it came to payment, they banned my account and told me as reason that they suspect me of clicking my own ads (which i NEVER did). case closed

If your traffic is legal then you don't need to be affraid
If not you may concider to revise where the traffic is coming from

Isn`t it just crazy the more successful you are the more you have to lose and the more uncomfortable you feel, I was the same afew months ago when i started hitting $200 adsense days yeah i was happy but i started a mass panic and paid coders to make little lines under the header so the Adsense blocks wouldnt be in anyway misleading or what ever.

But lucky for me we had a little google update about 3 months ago and my ranking dropped slightly i didnt bomb in anyway but that little drop put my adsense to around $80 a day and i could relax again sod those big adsense pay days waaaaay too much stress lol

Its crazy ! And it took those $200 adsense days to fnally get my arse in gear and get into list building and i`ll tell ya i`m loving it !

The solution is don't accumulate your money in Adsense account, try to get it as soon as possible.

On the other hand, be more careful to follow Adsense guidelines, it would help of course!

As long as your content is good and unique and your not breaking t&s of Adsense then your golden.

Don't believe the bullshit about site quality, in your case its not that important because your traffic is not organic.

Its all about the quality of your traffic.

The best and safest traffic is organic - means search engines.

the worst is "forced" traffic.

As you stated, you send massive traffic trough Twitter - which can be a problem.

I think you know it already, or?

The real important question is - *how* interested are your twitter guys in the ADS THEY CLICK.

And not in the site itself.

If you have a kind of fun stuff gallery site and the poeple come to your site to see funny pics but your site theme is done in a way luring the people to click on ads... Then you are in deep trouble, because the people will leave lightning fast the advertisers landing sites rising a deep warning sign at their conversion tracking.

If that is the case then it will lead quick to a ban.

If the twitter people click your ads more active because they see there something interesting, then you are on the safe side because the leads/conversions of the advertisers will satisfy them.

If i would you, i would say to me this: 100k is great, but 25-50k on the long & safe run is better.
So, why not setup the site ads in a way people have to be high interested in the ads they click?
In fact, make it harder to click the ads because their spots are not that luring will drop your CTR but it will give you a safe and, when you already have that many twitter followers, a constant & easy income, out numbering the quick maximum income at some point.

Use the time & money to build up more sites and portals around your money mashine.

I see your account being closed as a more likely outcome than you getting paid.

They are going to flag it for review and shut it down IMHO.

Anyone who makes 100K a month with adsense, would not
be here asking advice.

If your shtuff was as great as you say it is, then what are
you doing here? You got it man, you got it!

Or not.

Paul

I'm waiting for a cheeky little link job in the not so different future promoting an ebook or something. If you need suggestions, maybe;

"$100,000 a month from adsense, how I went from rags to riches"

Maybe selling at $12 a pop

Usually when someone is making that much from Adsense, they get called by an Adsense rep who works with them and brings them into one of their partner programs.

fybpm - if what you're saying is legit, and they haven't contacted you yet, then you should reach out to them now.

When I saw this thread title I thought "Big $$" meant $78.

100k a month?

You a ballah.

They'll probably take a peek at your account now that you've banked that much...but they'll pay as long as you're legit.

I'm hoping the case is that I'll be reviewed and contacted in a POSITIVE manner... but then there's parts of me that also says "SOMEHOW I'M UNDER THE RADAR POSSIBLY AND I DON'T WANT TO DRAW ATTENTION TO MYSELF" so I guess I can just ride it out and see how it goes.

Again, I have $28k coming within 2 weeks (hopefully) and although it's not 100k, it's still a large sum of money. If this clears then I can only cross my fingers for next month's check which is at ~54k now and doing 3500-3800 daily.

Wish me luck, I'll keep everyone posted!

ALSO: if for whatever reason I do get banned or reviewed with negative outcome, is it possible to have them request certain changes to my site so I can start up again with them? I'm willing to work with them on anything it needs to be compliant because it's real targeted traffic (beauty for beauty pages, fitness for fitness pages and so fourth) so it wouldnt be a bad thing for them to work with me.

Any updates on this? Good luck to ya

A ban is very realistic as you're driving spam traffic from Twitter to your site from 1000's of accounts using some software like TrafficBuster. No matter how good your tweets are, Google will not like this as social traffic is known to convert bad for paid advertisers. I just read you don't do that but I don't believe it.

Anyway, wish you the best of luck. There are services to bring your CTR down like paid traffic, perhaps that helps or perhaps that makes it even worse, who will tell. Personally I think it's a bad idea to use traffic generation in combination with Adsense.

Any updates? Have you been paid for your March earnings??