People that take part in programs like this should know that clicking on their own ads or asking people to do it or giving them an incentive to do it is a business model that will not work and therefore no site that pays per click allow it. Why people still do it I don't know, but it just helps to ruin it for everyone and is a major problem for the network especially.
Mmm flagged at 10%, I believe that can be achieved and that's what I would like to achieve. But good to see that they're on to it, it's really no surprise that some morons are testing the security and structure.
Members should have known that they are not allowed to click on their own ads or ask people to click the ads for them.
When I click "Blog" it takes me to that blogger blog so I believe it is their official blog but I don't know why they don't forward their domain to that blog. Something like this blog.widgetbucks.com
they cant keep it on based of CTR coz thier impressions are not properly counted upon that there are chances CTR is shown higher
Now that sound's quiet serious. Anyways, They must prevent fraud-clicks also so they are doing correct, I am just hoping that they pay to each and every publisher!
They are not basing it on CTR. They are basing it on fraudulent clicks like repetitive clicks, clicks from proxies and similar stuff. If this goes above 10% or so, it trigger a review.
Argggh OK thanks for that Jim - now that makes more sense. Now I gotta remember I can only click my ad's once every 10 legitimate clicks (Joking).