Someone is clicking my ads continuasly. Where do I contact google?

Someone is clicking on my ads. I think they want to get me banned. Can someone give me the url of where to contact google adsense? Thanks.

 

you can also click on "ads by gooooogle"

 

https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/request.py

 

Also disable/take down your ads asap.
And use Adlogger to track the IP of the constant clicker.

 

dont google check IP's before they ban people for this stuff

If not i have some competitors to get rid off :>

 

You wont rid your competitors by clicking their ads.
There's tons of better ways to monetize sites than Adsense

 

haha i was only messing, rather crush them the honest way

but they are stupid so i could rid them that way
well at the end of the day they do allow my site to be displayed as one of there PPC's on the very top of there site

 

Thanks for the info guys. I emailed google.

 

Do you have any favorites?

 

Affiliate programs and CPA... surprisingly enough

 

i too wanted to know on the same topic as for past ref if i come across someday.

what if we get Banned from G ads because of some fool going on clicking our ads

 

God help those of us with thousands of pages

 

if you have thousands of pages, you should not be entering adsense code manually into every pages. you can use include command for it which will then refer to a single file containing adsense code. changing the single file with code will change the code in thousands of pages. for more info, search SSI (server side include) or PHP include

 

report to google via email

 

https://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/request.py?contact=invalid_clicks_contact

Gather as many informations as possible before proceeding.

 

include'ads.php';

 

rep
sounds like someone speaking from experience
gotta love that include command
i think that we might have a thread of the year already

 

you said what i was about to type

Well it looks like an experienced guy

 

First remove ads from your website and then do something else.

 

Sounds like good advice, however, please check this.