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new name
new city
new I.P.
new website ( with some similar content )
is that possible? plz let me kno..
i'm planning to use some script to track my clicks this time, so that i can give a proper explaination to google, in case, they blame fraud on me again.
Umm, I'm sorry to burst your bubble, but Google's click fraud label doesn't just apply to clicks. Clicks can be fraudulent because of something about the way your site or a page on it is set up, or because of the sources of your traffic...
To answer your original question, I've never heard of anyone who has successfully signed up again under an alias after being banned by Google. But then, people who have succeeded in doing that wouldn't be likely to brag about it here, as it could get them into legal difficulties.
You're basically asking us if you can successfully commit fraud. I personally don't want to weigh in on that. Maybe someone else will.
new name
new city
new I.P.
new website ( with some similar content )
I'd buy a new PC as well and use it JUST to communicate with Adsense and check Adsense stats. No other communication or use is allowed as they might be able to track you down and boot you again.
That's the scary Google reality of 2008.
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how can they track that?
AFAIK, Google does send Cookies - see:
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So, I guess that they use IP address, Cookie, and possibly "Web Beacons" to identify individual computers.
He didn't say he's been banned twice. He said he's written to AdSense twice about this ban.
His old thread said he was already banned once last year.
He didn't really specify what he wrote twice to Adsense about. He just said "this". This could be "getting banned" or it could be "this specific issue".
But from the timing and wording of his last thread, it does appear that the original poster has been banned before.