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Fake Email Attempts to Sabotage Adsense Account

Few days ago, I received an email titled “Google AdSense Account Status” from Google Adsense team, saying that I was sending emails to encourage fraud clicks. I didn’t do it, in fact, I strongly advise against it. Someone was trying to sabotage my Adsense account by sending out fake emails.

I panicked, even though I am an honest Adsense publisher. I replied the email immediately with any possible useful information I have to prove my innocence.

Then, I caught a net friend who is earning big money online to discuss the matter. In fact, he had received several emails from Adsense team about improper ads format design. Yet, his Adsense account is still active because he always correct his mistakes immediately and seek advice from the Adsense team.

I felt better after chatting with him, while waiting for the Adsense team to reply my email.

A day after, I received the email reply. They took my explanation and believed that I was innocent, and my account remains active. The Adsense team also made a note in my account, in case the same thing happens again.

Phew~ :)

My two cents

This is a good experience indeed. The Google AdSense policy enforcement team is not as bad as described by some people. They were willing to listen to me.

I strongly advice every Adsense publisher to read Google AdSense Program Policies until you understand it. If you have some cool ideas on how to increase your Adsense revenue… wait, first seek advice from the Google Adsense team.

And, always monitor your Adsense stats. Take any unusual clicks increment, it is possible that someone is trying to sabotage your account by fraud clicks. Report to Adsense team for safety precaution and advices.

Good luck with Adsense!

Related book: The Adsense Code: What Google Never Told You About Making Money with AdSense

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