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Adsense on proxy site REPLACES ALL AD UNITS WITH YOUR OWN

Discussion in 'Guidelines / Compliance' started by darksanity, Jun 30, 2007.

  1. darksanity

    darksanity Guest

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    #21
    why would you stop it? firstly its giving you traffic that you otherwise woudn't have... say someone was surfing your site when it was banned in workplaces...

    so you would not have made the revenue in the first place

    and us proxy owners will gain a little revenue
     
    darksanity, Jul 17, 2007 IP
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    uglyboy Peon

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    #22
    This is totally against Googles TOS. When they catch you and it is when not if, they will ban you.. Like lots of things it looks like a good idea on the face of it but in the long run IMO it will lose you a good source of revenue..
     
    uglyboy, Jul 17, 2007 IP
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    GRIM Prominent Member

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    #23
    Yeah traffic that is stealing bandwidth and bypassing your route of making $$$$. Why wouldn't you want to stop it, face it it's a horrible, sleasy, and against the TOS idea!
     
    GRIM, Jul 17, 2007 IP
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    #24
    I agree with many of the above comments about this idea being kind of cheap and unethical, but nobody has pointed out where it is actually against the adsense terms of service. I am curious now.
     
    skilletsteve, Jul 18, 2007 IP
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    #25
    If you are that curious email google ;)
     
    uglyboy, Jul 18, 2007 IP
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    GRIM Prominent Member

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    #26
    For 1 it will be against the terms when someone uses the proxy to surf a site that should not have adsense on it = agains the terms. Replacing someone elses code as well, if you honestly don't think it's against the terms or will get you banned I have a bridge to sell you as well ;)
     
    GRIM, Jul 18, 2007 IP
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    #27
    My opinion is don't try this. You'll be banned from google.
     
    designstudio, Jul 18, 2007 IP
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    #28
    i think its time for an email to google! someone do it... i can't cotact them for some reason ... their replis never get through just a feedback form request
     
    darksanity, Jul 22, 2007 IP
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    #29
    dont try proxy its against TOS and moreover you will get duped like this
     
    gerer, Jul 22, 2007 IP
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    #30
    :rolleyes:
    No email is needed, jesus it's blatantly against the TOS, especially when a proxied page loads a site you do not control, that has the code on it, that is against the TOS.

    How hard is this to understand?! :confused:
     
    GRIM, Jul 22, 2007 IP
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    #31
    bah i want proof *goes and sulks* ok i get your point...
     
    darksanity, Jul 23, 2007 IP
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    #32
    This is against the TOS because it clearly states in there that you may not display ads in content which you do not own the copyright for.
    Someone else's website counts as copyrighted content. As an owner of many successful proxies, it is upsetting to see that there are so many people just trying to make a quick buck.

    So I guess everyone can call this case closed. The script IS a violation of TOS. You can't put your ads on someone else's copyrighted website without their permission.

    Even if you could, it would still be a bad idea as others have mentioned. If you didn't have your robots.txt set up correctly, Google would start indexing proxified pages. If it happened to index a pornographic website with your ads on it, you could get into trouble.
     
    Sleepy_Sentry, Jul 23, 2007 IP
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    #33
    Doesn't matter if it's index or not, they have records of where the ad was displayed...

    I know people who have gotten in trouble for similiar violations when running adsense on a proxy.
     
    GRIM, Jul 23, 2007 IP
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    #34
    It's against the TOS... Very simply you are modifying the code... Techincally you have to copy the code exactly as it is form google. You "technically" can't copy adsense code and just swap out id. Now I know that they will never know, but you asked how this is against TOS, thats how.

    Also you are ripping off the other publishers. As a publisher I would seek legal action and sue you for any potential lost revenue.

    So this is wrong on two levels. And why are you asking for someone to email google. You're the one who wants to do this. You email them.
     
    xoticpt, Jul 24, 2007 IP
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    cool_ali121 Banned

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    #35
    i think adsense has logs
     
    cool_ali121, Dec 22, 2009 IP