is this Against TOS??

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  1. #1
    i just found this site
    http://aly-xspeeder.page.tl/ he/she use Adsense and adBride in the same page
    should i report it to google?
    Against
     
    spidro, May 21, 2007 IP
  2. qwestcommunications

    qwestcommunications Notable Member

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    #2
    Its fine. google now allows adbrite to display alongside adsense.
     
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  3. lenz

    lenz Member

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    #3
    It's not against the TOS as long as the ads don't look similar.
    And btw why do you want to report it? Are you an AdSense Policy Enforcement Team member or what? ;-)
     
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  4. spidro

    spidro Well-Known Member

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    i didn't know that thx :D
     
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  5. cherry_yuya

    cherry_yuya Active Member

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    #5
    Although it's not against ToS, mixing adbrite and adsense will just decrease the CTR. I think better concentrate to the one with better payout ;)
     
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  6. Sizlopedia

    Sizlopedia Banned

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    #6
    Oh well as QwestCommunications indicated. Adsense and Adbrite can run together according to the updated adsense policy.

    Though Adsense did not allow Adbrite ads on same page some time ago but that policy has been changed now :]
     
    Sizlopedia, May 21, 2007 IP
  7. angellica2017

    angellica2017 Peon

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    #7
    I agree with your opinion.
    Mixing another PPC campaign only reduce the earnings.
    Why bother using another PPC campaign if Google AdSense is the best one?
    Maybe you can use other campaign type such as PPL/PPA to increase the earnings like I did on my site. :)
     
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  8. trichnosis

    trichnosis Prominent Member

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    #8
    it's against the tos but i hink it's a good blending;)
     
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  9. normanweb

    normanweb Well-Known Member

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    its allowed
     
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  10. spidro

    spidro Well-Known Member

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    may be the site owner doesn't know that
     
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  11. angellica2017

    angellica2017 Peon

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    #11
    It would be great if you're warning the owner rather than report to Google.
    I'll appreciate your generousity for doing that... :)
    Would you?
     
    angellica2017, May 21, 2007 IP
  12. spidro

    spidro Well-Known Member

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    #12
    ofcourse i won't report him/ her i didn't know that wasn't aganiest TOS before i wrote the thread :D

    i'll tell the site owner if i know him/her , but i don't know how can i reach to him/her:confused:
    i hop he can see this thread if he/she member here:D
     
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  13. allout

    allout Prominent Member

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    #13
    It is not against TOS and reporting something like that is useless in my opinion. If they are asking for clicks or doing something like click exchange then they are stealing from advertisers. Just for running other ads to me would not be a reason to report someone. Google has enough eyes all over the net, they don't need us doing their jobs for them. Unless it is stealing money from the advertisers who pay Google, I say let Google deal with the TOS!
     
    allout, May 21, 2007 IP