google banns traffic arbitragers? heh, not true!

Discussion in 'AdSense' started by hmc, Sep 17, 2007.

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    there is an example of one ad:

    "Check Out This New Blog Dedicated
    To Bringing You Hot Girls. Go Now!
    Hot-Girls-Girls-Girls-DOT-Blogspot-DOT-Com"

    then we go to this 'blog'.

    and what we see?
    photos+adsense ads.

    I saw plenty of such 'ads' this week.
     
    hmc, Sep 17, 2007 IP
  2. hmc

    hmc Peon

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    hehe, one more 'sexy girls' MFA page & ad.
    on DIGG now!
    [​IMG]
     
    hmc, Sep 17, 2007 IP
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    jimkarter Notable Member

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    Yes. Because there is not clear demarcation from MFA and actual site.
     
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    Adpubster Peon

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    Report the advertiser. Contact google and include the text of the ad copy that appears on your site, and then indicate what the site is that it goes to. You can do this for MFA arbitrage and for arbitrage using other networks. Google does react to it :D
     
    Adpubster, Sep 17, 2007 IP
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    hmc Peon

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    hehe, good idea:)
     
    hmc, Sep 20, 2007 IP