74.125.95.104

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   WHoArtNowposted 16 years ago

   That's Google you fool! Do an IP search on it.

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   WHoArtNowposted 16 years ago

   Well on a whois ip search from domaintools that IP comes back as google.
   
   www.domaintools.com
   
   copy and paste it into search click IP and see what comes up
   
   http://whois.domaintools.com/74.125.95.104

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   WHoArtNowposted 16 years ago

   I don't know, but I've just checked, I've got that same IP address on my google analytics as a traffic source. Best email google or go on their adsense forums to find out.

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   WHoArtNowposted 16 years ago

   Hmm, OP had his posts removed, never mind then, its probably sorted!

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      bhogeposted 16 years agoin reply to this

      Where is the original post who removed those posts

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   bhogeposted 16 years ago

   Is this real

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   pauldeedsposted 16 years ago

   If you have verifiable evidence that we can tie to a HubPages account, we will certainly take action against that user.  However, it's probably better to communicate with us directly at team@hubpages.com rather than posting in the forum.  Also, in cases like this Google is likely in a better position to dig into the evidence, since the record of where AdSense with a particular publisher id is served is in their logs, not in ours.  As far as the IP address you mention, it does appear be a part of the Google IP space.  I suspect you've simply misinterpreted some piece of data ...

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   WHoArtNowposted 16 years ago

   Paul, I think he realised he'd made a mistake a deleted his posts accordingly so I'd consider this post closed.

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   scamposted 16 years ago

   Very Sorry for Deleting the Original Threads. No, WHoArtNow, I did NOT delete the Original post because I realised my mistake. I just thought I should write to Google rather than posting here. The IP: 74.125.95.104 is provided to me by Google themself. Mr. Paul, in one of the earlier threads had suggested to use the whitepages option available in our adsense accounts. I allowed only my blogs and websites to show Google ads with my pub ID. Yesterday when I logged in it WARNED me that the IP 74.125.95.104 is showing Google ads with my ID.  Even I went for some research and am still confused if the IP belongs to Google or Not because the Search Results Display so many results and many of then are very confusing.
   
   Those spammers had already tried to Terminate my Adsense Account with TONS of Fraud clicks and placing ads on PORN sites / Blogs. Thankfully Google Notified me and I confirmed to them that those Blogs are not mine. The Lady ( Katie) at Google was kind enough to personally respond to my e-mail. Maybe I was Lucky.
   
   I will write a mail to Google as suggested by Mr. Paul.

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   WHoArtNowposted 16 years ago

   Its a horrible thing they're doing whoever it is. I'm sorry it happened to you, and I'm glad Google are so understanding about it. I can understand why you wanted others to know.
   
   Oh and to clear something up, I wasn't trying to insult you earlier, it was more of a MR T style Fool (i've got some old A team episodes on in the background.)

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    scamposted 16 years ago

    Never Mind Bro. Anyway, This is NOT my ORIGINAL Account at Hubpages. Let me write a mail to Google and see what they have to say. I will share their Reply here.

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    pauldeedsposted 16 years ago

    I can't say for sure, but I suspect 74.125.95.104 is one of the many addresses that google uses to show cached versions of pages from search results.  Normally they strip AdSense ads out when they show sites from the cache, but perhaps their mechanism for doing that isn't perfect.
    
    If you've turned on the allowed site list, you're also likely to see yahoo ip address and msncache.com addresses appear in the "running your ads" list (from yahoo search and msn/live search).

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       Lissieposted 16 years agoin reply to this

       Oh I did wonder I had the same experience but assuming it was a glitch rather than a problem when the IP  address turned out to be google.com LOL Thanks for the info Paul

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    scamposted 16 years ago

    That's Correct. I have already written to Google. Let us see what they have to say. I will share their reply here.

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