Adsense Disapproval

[Soynx]

This is my first time registering for adsense.

They reply with the below message:

<standard 'account associated with a previously disabled account' email>

Any expertise know why?

Is it due to someone who have the same name register and got ban before?

[edited by: Soynx at 6:07 pm (utc) on Jan. 10, 2006]

[edited by: Jenstar at 6:20 pm (utc) on Jan. 10, 2006]
[edit reason] No email quotes as per TOS, thanks! [/edit]

[abbeyvet]

You are not allowed to post urls here, so that will shortly be removed if you don't do it yourself.

I would think the reason though is that your site is obviously just created for AdSense, has few topics all quite evidently aimed at attracting high paying ads. The 'articles' are extremely short, very poorly written and of no value. It is clear that you have nothing useful to say about any of the topics on which you have written.

Sorry to be so blunt, but there is little point in beating about the bush

My advice is to scrap that site entirely, find a topic you know something about, create genuine content that people might actually want to read and when you have at least some traffic and something of merit to show, apply again.

<edited>
You edited your post to include a reason for refusal after I replied. However my comments above still stand.

[edited by: abbeyvet at 6:17 pm (utc) on Jan. 10, 2006]

[bether2]

Ah, I think you need to read the TOS (terms of service). Links to your website aren't allowed.

<added>
Oops. I see you corrected it.
<added>

[edited by: bether2 at 6:12 pm (utc) on Jan. 10, 2006]

[Soynx]

I have remove the link

[Iguana]

Because your application IS connected with an existing Adsense account.

Pretty obvious really - hiding registration details doesn't stop any amateur (let alone the experts at Google) from spotting this

[Soynx]

What do you mean hidden detail?

[Iguana]

I mean hiding your name and address from the WhoIs database.

[Aircut]

and its MFA site... i don't think the net community will grief long -)

[Iguana]

...and it's cross linked to another very similar MFA site that also has it's WhoIs data protected and appears on an IP just a few numbers away from the first site.