Webwork - 1:25 pm on Mar 24, 2005 (gmt 0)

Like many others here I am a champion of a fair and just world, which means allegations of unfairness disturb and concern me. So, I went looking for insight into what may have lead up to SuzyVirtual's account termination. The most useful evidence I had to work with was to check SV's most recent posts - per SV's profile - to see if there was any indications about the nature of SV's business interests, business practices, etc. that could have lead to SV's fall from grace.

I find the first post I've cited to be prescient.

The second and third posts may indicate that SV engaged in business practices that were either riskier/dubious (typo URLs) or for more select publishers (adult material). SV may have been associated with individuals through these other practices (typosquatting, adult material) who either saw no problem in "helping" SV or who saw no problem in hurting SV.

Thread: Anyone contact Google over any issue

SuzyVirtual: "I have never contacted google. I have had really weird adsense days. My account still exists."

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Thread: How can Yahoo lure away AdSense publishers

SuzyVirtual: "allow adult subject matter"

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Are mistypes of URLS profitable

SuzyVirtual: "Can be a moneymaker. . .depending on URL and where you direct it."

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There's more to learn if SV responds to TrellianJedi's post.

On the other hand, per advice given here, SV may be able to negotiate redemption from sin (it's almost Easter), in which case SV may be 1) sworn to secrecy; and 2) that may lead to the end of the poster known as SV, who may reappear as another new name.