Ask Jeeves Stealing my Adsense Revenue?

[patski]

I've noticed that ask.com seems to be overiding my adsense color settings, are they replacing my pub number with theirs also?

[Sanenet]

Doubt it, if they were it would soon lead to a MAJOR outcry.

Overriding the adsense colours? Hmm... maybe that your adsense code doesn't explicitly state the colour code? Not sure about that one.

[RonPK]

You mean on the page where they put your page into their frameset? I'm seeing that too. Fortunately the URLs in the ads still show my publisher ID, so I guess any revenues will be mine.

already on my way to implement a frame buster

[edited by: RonPK at 4:07 pm (utc) on Nov. 16, 2004]

[alika]

Like Patski, Ask.com is also changing the colors of my ads.

[icedowl]

We had another discussion of this back in September: [webmasterworld.com...]

[patski]

That solution works great, I'll post it again here if its' ok.

regards,

jdMorgan
Moderator Forum 92

<script language="JavaScript1.1" type="text/JavaScript"><!-- // hide from old browsers
if (parent.frames.length > 0) top.location.replace(document.location); // Escape from any referring site's frame, but preserve one-click "Back". --></script>

...works for me.

Jim

[ignatz]

AskJeeves is evil. I think I'm going to frame their entire site and launch askignatz dot com. heh