Still banned after using a system 2 years ago?

oh come on, you can't expect google not to notice. Even though you ip was different you isp stays the same. 2k worth of clicks from the same isp and you don't expect google will be a little suspicious?

 

Sucks no one is giving you an actual answer just bitching at you. Here's what you do, go open a DBA(Doing business as) account at a bank, will set you back about $50 which is nothing if you're seriously considering this as a business. Then singup with Adsense under the business name rather than your personal. Blackhat guys have way more than one adsense account and thats the easiest way.

 

LOL..

TLMAO @ Thinking just because have a ADSL with dynamic IP google will be foiled..

All google had to do was see that 2000 clicks a day on one website all come from one same ISP and a red flag lite up like a Christmas tree..

Than all they had to do is check who was logging in to adsense admin account form that same ISP and cross reference that to your website and Bingo.. Bannedo.

You better write a nice well worded and sincere admission, sympathy and apologizing type letter to G and hope they read it and understand.

 

why don't you try to register with using someone else name? you have learn your lesson, so do it properly this time.

 

Yep, you are ultra-bannable. Don't deserve a second chance.

Thought I'd mention that it isn't just the IP at issue, but the nature of the visit. There is a natural CTR (click through rate). Not 100% of visitors will click ads. 1% is often close to normal. Further, the duration of visit, pages viewed, and ad position clicked are all likely tracked by big G. Of course, your site should get visits from more than one ISP, but also multiple regions/countries. Good luck trying to make all those variables look natural from your living room (or mom's basement).

 

and with a high paying keyword how long did you think you could get away with it.
Were you ever paid, and if so did you return the money.

The new business name is the only way to go.