More proof google sucks

What about proxy servers, like AOL or Earthlink, where EVERYONE in a specific geolocation comes through set servers with set IPs?

Or a company lan. Company has 2000 people on a lan and shop during lunch hour or something. All the click come from different machines, but show same IP.....

 

Hey guy,
So from what I understand is that hmmm.
Well I have this site that I'm going to put up and I want to place it as the homepage of an internet cafe network that I have with over 40,000 users a month, divided between 30 - 50 machines, so... I guess that won't be good idea since I'll have the same IP for most of them, I think around 4-5 machines per location.
Any suggestions?

 

with something like that, you may actually want to contact google ahead of time

 

Yea, contact Google. Let them know, but I don't think they will go for it.

 

as for the San Diego example, I dont think Google would be using ip 2 location checks ... as a San Deigo based website for San Deigo will have most of the users from that region ..

I think other than the publishers ip and cookie checks, nothing else makes much sense ...

think of this ... say i work in a company with 1000 employees and forward a funny link to all of them and they visit and 100 of them click on an ad ... and on the next working day there 70 more users clicking ... then all these 170 clicks could be from the same ip (if all r behind a proxy) ...

I think that the adwords adveterisers who finally pay has some say in what he thinks as a bogus click ... the one who pays must surely be going thru the list and would be very careful that no one is fooling him ... and thats why google says that sometimes the amount payable to you could be reversed/ decreased based on whether the advertiser pays or not .. ( faintly remem this .. need to double check)...

my 2 cents ..

 

is there any way to recover google adsense program at a site if it is blocked or terminated someway
thanks

 

So does Google prevents people from clicking their own adwords? Does anybody know if there is a specific number from a particular IP that can be clicked. I've heard rumours of ppl setting up "clicking" networks where you pay someone 50 cents to click a dollar adword.

Is this true or will Google stop it?

 

Is that allowed? Why are you charging so much hehe jk

Boogle, how's the appeal going...