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Numerous blogs have been coming up with topics like this. Ways to Avoid being banned by Adsense. The so called “ways” are nothing more than what is stated in the Adsense TOS when we sign up to publish Adsense in our blogs, and I find it rather amusing that these bloggers writes as if all “ways” they stated are new discoveries by them.  Every Tom, Dick and Harry who are having Adsense Ads in their blogs know fully well all the “ways” that are being forced fed to then every now and then by bloggers who has run out of new topics to blog about. So what’s new?  They tell you to:

Acclimatise your self with Adsense program policies. (haven’t you?)

They say, “don’t click on your own Ads” (did you?)

And they carry on with, “don’t ask others to click on your Ads” (Don’t you already know that?”)

Don’t use Adsense Beautifier or put images beside your Ads (This news was pasted on blogs the world over)

Don’t alter your Adsense codes. (haven’t you read that somewhere?)

And the list goes on with another few innovative “ways” that you have read time and again. There is nothing new. If Adsense decides to ban you, you are banned. That’s it. No need to ask too many questions. No need to go and read all those “ways” that you have already memorised by heart.  Adsense follows a very strict code of ethics that many feel discriminated when they got banned. They follow this code mercilessly and one tiny mistake created by you, whether intentionally or otherwise, and detected by them will end all your wonderful dream of a Caribbean cruise with the money that you have earned or are going to earn.

You can check a thousand blogs advocating these “ways to avoid being banned” and you will never find that one very important solution to the reason that got them baned in the first place. I think 95 percent of Adsense publishers have the basic common sense not to do anything stupid to purposely get themselves banned. The reason that they got banned was something out of their control. There have been sabotaged with hundreds of fraudulent clicks for reasons only known to the saboteur who is willing to sit in front of his computer and keep clicking on your Ads for more than a hundred times in one go. Now is there is “way” to avoid that, my dear great adsense gurus? If there is, I sure would like to learn about it because I am also a victim and have been banned by Adsense indefinitely.

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