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Wekky · 08-15-2006

It's funny how once I saw a user complain on google (he was a publisher) saying his account was closed as they've detected fraudelent clicks on his ads.

And the retorical question he asked was:
Would google refund the money to the advertisers for the fraudelent clicks?

It's funny how some publishers thought their accounts we're canceled by google just not to get payed, and they thought they we're the only one losing. Apparently google kicks both advertisers and publishers asses.

As he's said in that post, "Google will lose business if it continues to target small publishers for profit".

I find this totally true, how come GOOGLE, the fastest and high tech developing, can't monitor ips and block them automatically? Or it can't read what server the ads are host on, and prevent evil users from posting the ads with your ad code everywhere, so you get banned?

That's all a little fishy to me. And now I don't know what ad network to choose. (As i'm a publisher myself)

08-15-2006	#7 (permalink)
Wekky Junior Member Join Date: Aug 2006 Age: 20 Posts: 23	Re: Google is Evil It's funny how once I saw a user complain on google (he was a publisher) saying his account was closed as they've detected fraudelent clicks on his ads. And the retorical question he asked was: Would google refund the money to the advertisers for the fraudelent clicks? It's funny how some publishers thought their accounts we're canceled by google just not to get payed, and they thought they we're the only one losing. Apparently google kicks both advertisers and publishers asses. As he's said in that post, "Google will lose business if it continues to target small publishers for profit". I find this totally true, how come GOOGLE, the fastest and high tech developing, can't monitor ips and block them automatically? Or it can't read what server the ads are host on, and prevent evil users from posting the ads with your ad code everywhere, so you get banned? That's all a little fishy to me. And now I don't know what ad network to choose. (As i'm a publisher myself)