Keeping Yahoo and MSN on the back burner?

in the event Google bans you...

[uk_webber]

Anyone else relieved that there might be other ad options if they good booted by the big G.

I wonder whether yahoo and msn will boot people out of their programmes so easily?

[incrediBILL]

I'm sure they'll boot them faster as all the little scammers will head to YPN and MSN in droves.

[Zygoot]

Who knows.

Maybe Google and Yahoo have already decided to create a black list. Just think about it, why would Yahoo want to accept people who are banned by Google for invalid clicks?

[morpheus83]

During their initial stages they wont be so harsh. But afterwards they will!

[alika]

I remember that banner ads network before has a black list containing publishers booted out for fraud that they share among each other. I would think that this is something that contextual ad networks would also develop, if they haven't already done so.

[incrediBILL]

During their initial stages they wont be so harsh.

If they wait until later to start putting their foot down they'll lose credibility with the advertisers and legititmate publishers.

I'd be trying to protect the advertisers like a wolverine from the start.

[AbsintheSyringe]

Even though I have nothing to fear, I still like to know I have a backup plan. I tested most of the popular programs and none of them near adsense, except maybe for AdSonar. But it can happen to most "experienced" publisher.

But if you're a little scammer, then it's most likely that you'll get suspended on yahoo as well. Especially take in consideration that Yahoo uses human editors.