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Well to keep it simple i've used YPN for about a year now. It was good at first but then they start dropping from 80 cent to 10 cent per click. Just yesterday they terminate my account for reason that it didn't convert right??? what kind of bull... is that!!!!!

All you can do is provide good contents and traffic and if people will click on the ads, that's up to them... Well just thought i air it out. I'm sure it happened to a lot of ppl too right?

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Frustration in this thread is understandable. raised a publisher-network problem and and offered perspective about platform control and alternatives. Below are practical, non-speculative steps to diagnose what happened, prepare a clean appeal, and reduce risk going forward.

Start with data: pull analytics and server logs for the window when performance changed, looking for sudden CTR spikes, unusual referrers, geographic shifts, or repeated hits from the same IP ranges. Audit recent site changes (new templates, widgets, guest posts, or third-party scripts) and run a site crawl to find injected links or hidden elements. Short-term actions: pause paid acquisition, add analytics filters, block obvious bad IPs, reduce ad density/close ad placements that could cause accidental clicks, and monitor for repeat patterns. Avoid buying traffic or incentivizing clicks; document every change you make.

If contacting the network, assemble a concise appeal packet: timeline of events, screenshots of analytics, CSV of suspicious IPs and timestamps, description of corrective steps taken, and a promise to monitor. If the network will not reinstate, diversify income: split traffic across multiple ad partners, add affiliate offers or direct sponsorships, and consider membership or premium content. Keep copies of all correspondence and set automated alerts for CTR and RPM so issues are noticed immediately.

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We are at the mercy of big bosses like google and yahoo, also google is coming hard on sites which is selling link, you may want to remove the actual url from your signature.

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Sorry to hear that, I think you should shift to adsense or any other ad network program.

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