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europeforvisitors - 6:21 pm on Dec 19, 2004 (gmt 0)
A more likely explanation is: 1) They don't want to help competitors cherry-pick the most profitable AdSense sites by offering higher rates; 2) Their compensation formula isn't as simple as a straight percentage split; 3) They want the ability to adjust the compensation formula over time--e.g., by paying more for certain levels of revenue of profitability; 4) They don't want to deal with constant complaints from publishers who can't understand why Johns-big-and-highly-profitable-site.com is getting a higher payout than Jims-small-and-barely-profitable-site.com. If you're really offended by Google's secrecy, there's an easy solution: Pull the AdSense code from your pages. The Google TOS allow a publisher to suspend participation or withdraw from the network at any time.
Have you ever considered why Google is so secretive about their Adsense Publisher payout? Their is only ONE REASON - they don't want you to know how poor it really is. Period.