AdSense account disabled

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   jyuvaposted 16 years ago

   Hi,
   My AdSense account disabled after receiving three checks. I have send the mail to review one more time. It is showing Active in my affiliate settings.
   Do i need to apply again. Please help me.
   jyuva

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   roddmaposted 16 years ago

   Are yo sure you havent been banned? If not, contact adminstration.You hsouldn't have ot reapply if it is an oversight.

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   jyuvaposted 16 years ago

   It is disabled . I have a payment to receive 211$ next month which i think i lost

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      blogdigzposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Disabled? What does it say? Did you try for clarification?

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         jyuvaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

         Send the mail to AdSense admin
         They don't reply that too fast i think
         Please any suggestions from senior hubbers:D

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   Uninvited Writerposted 16 years ago

   I think AdSense are the only people who can help you.

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   jyuvaposted 16 years ago

   Thanks UW, but AdSense team don't respond quickly

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   frank88485460posted 16 years ago

   ok

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   jyuvaposted 16 years ago

   Anybody any suggestions please

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      Mark Knowlesposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      You need to speak to adsense. Only they can change this.
      
      Perhaps one of the photographers you steal work from has complained to google? This happens all the time. In which case you are not likely to get it restored. Sorry

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         jyuvaposted 16 years agoin reply to this

         Mark, that is not the case i think. Like Ananta mentioned they send the same kind of mail
         Mentioning some bull@@@@ blog name which is not belongs to me

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            Mark Knowlesposted 16 years agoin reply to this

            You still need to speak to adsense. Nothing you do here will help fix the problem.

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      Ananta65posted 16 years agoin reply to this

      I have a similar problem. This morning I received the following mail:
      
      I have absolutely nothing to do with the website they mention, haven't even visited it.

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   jyuvaposted 16 years ago

   Ya same kind of mail i got from AdSense the blog which they have mentioned is not belongs to me either
   Ananta is your account running ads in your HP

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   Ananta65posted 16 years ago

   I haven't checked all of my hubs, but in the few I've looked at the ads are gone

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    spudsposted 16 years ago

    Bugger. I wonder if someone is using other peoples adsense id's on dodgy sites just to get them banned.

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    jyuvaposted 16 years ago

    Is it possible to use some others publisher id without knowing

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    jyuvaposted 16 years ago

    Ok, thanks Mark.
    How long it will take to get a reply from AdSense Team

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       Mark Knowlesposted 16 years agoin reply to this

       I have no idea. Sorry.

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    Eric Graudinsposted 16 years ago

    Adsense code theft is a problem that has been around for a while.
    
    It's frighteningly easy for someone to set anyone up.
    
    Google are aware of it, and you need to contact them - as has previously been advised.
    
    If at all possible, give them a list of the legitimate site on which you publish your code - and ask them to ban the rest.
    
    
    See
    http://labnol.blogspot.com/2006/09/when … rs-on.html
    
    Eric G.

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    Ananta65posted 16 years ago

    Well, the AdSense Support team responded quite quickly.
    Apparently malicious people out there can indeed ‘borrow’ your AdSense code and put that on their site. For this reason, Google has introduced the function “Allowed sites”.
    Here’s how you do that.

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    Lazurposted 16 years ago

    So you only have to fill in hubpages.com ?

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       Ananta65posted 16 years agoin reply to this

       I entered hubpages.com and ananta65.blogspot.com as the allowed sites. From what I understand that should be sufficient

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    jyuvaposted 16 years ago

    Thanks every one. I have sent the mail to AdSense Support team
    I don't know what they are going to come up with
    Is there any specific mail id whom to contact

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    jyuvaposted 16 years ago

    Ananta i have just gone through your blog, there is no google ads on blog

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       Ananta65posted 16 years agoin reply to this

       It takes up to four hours before the Allowed Sites function is in effect, so I expect that it will take some time before my AdSense account is enabled again and ads will re-appear.

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    gamergirlposted 16 years ago

    I got an email about this too.  I made sure it was made very clear to Google's folks that any site other than Hubpages and the one other site I have going is unauthorized and using my adsense code without my consent, and I got a generic "Sorry for the troubles" email in return.

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    rockinjoeposted 16 years ago

    Another thing to be careful about. If you use an Adsense widget ready template (Wordpress for example) for your blog (separate from Hubpages) it will usually have someone else's Adsense ID in the code. You're supposed to change it to your own, obviously, but this doesn't always happen. So if you're selling (or giving away) templates hoping that someone will forget to change the ID, be aware that you have no idea what type of content they will be placing on that template. You could be banned for doing absolutely nothing wrong-except trying to be a little greedy.

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    Mishaposted 16 years ago

    Now, somebody please explain to me why in the world they want to place your or my adsense code to their website? What are the benefits for them?

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       relacheposted 16 years agoin reply to this

       Apparently it's a new attack tactic to shut down other people's accounts.

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    Lissieposted 16 years ago

    Thanks for the tip Eric - I have implemented it.  Misha you asked my question: why on earth would you do it ?

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    ngurecoposted 16 years ago

    I too would be interested to know the answer to Misha's question.

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    Mishaposted 16 years ago

    Thanks Relache
    
    I guess I better go and restrict my sites, too - there are quite a few people around I offend on a daily basis

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