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I was recently unfortunate enough to have been kicked off the adsense program. Some members got the idea that clicking it repetatively none-stop would help the site... but it didn't and only lead to the cease of adsense.

I sent a few emails to the adsense support people explaining but I was only given the standard reply (are they all robots at google? :eek: ).

So here's my question. Is thier a way to get adsense via another url of mine and display the ads on the banned site? I'm figuring google will sniff it out using thier wizardry with cookies... but will they?

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Short answer: do not try to hide a banned site behind a new AdSense account. Google explicitly disables accounts for invalid activity or program-policy violations and says publishers disabled for those reasons are not eligible to rejoin; they also reserve the right to disable related accounts and will not disclose the detection signals. This matches the original thread’s instincts (for example and ), but the definitive guidance is in Google’s Help Center. ()

If the disablement looks like a mistake, follow Google’s appeal process exactly and prepare a strong, document-backed appeal: include your publisher ID, exact timestamps of the suspicious activity, Google Analytics and server-log exports, referrer/IP samples, and a clear, step-by-step list of corrective actions you’ve taken (blocked IPs, removed suspicious traffic sources, fixed ad placements, switched to test ads while debugging). Be factual, concise, and show monitoring you’ve put in place; note there’s a 90‑day rule between account-disabled appeals, so get your first appeal right. (adsense.googleblog.com)

Practical fixes to demonstrate in an appeal: stop or remove live ad code while you investigate (to prevent further invalid impressions), run a traffic-source audit (GA + server logs), block obvious bot/referrer sources, and correct any ad placements that could cause accidental clicks. Use Google’s publisher resources and the AdSense ad‑placement rules when documenting the changes you made. These are exactly the items Google recommends reviewers look for. (google.com)

If the appeal fails, do not attempt to circumvent the ban — that usually causes additional enforcement. Instead evaluate other monetization paths (reputable networks such as Ezoic, Media.net, Raptive/AdThrive or Mediavine—each has different traffic/quality requirements) or move toward affiliate/sponsored content while rebuilding clean traffic and compliance. Google also explains final‑payment and timing rules (30‑day hold and possible 48‑hour propagation if reinstated), so preserve your records and proceed transparently. (ezoic.com)

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Member Avatar for Antonbomb22

nope once banned from program there is no way back in

Member Avatar for WiBu

I know that much.. but I have/can get another account for another site with another email address. Do they do it by name or site? Anyway I shall reiterate my question. Can I run ads from another site of mine on the banned site?

Member Avatar for Dani

I'm not sure if it still works this way, but what used to happen was the entire domain would be marked as from a banned account. Whichever site you put the code on, it would just appear as a white box.

Generally if you try to create a second account, they will catch you, and terminate that account as well.

Member Avatar for Antonbomb22

yes they will know by name, most likely u gave them your S.S. which then there is no way to get around it.

Member Avatar for Kengun

Well, I suggest you to clicking all AdSense banners repetatively none-stop to shut down even more accounts. That way Google some day have to admit that their system is not waterproof!

Member Avatar for bailey

yes, they will just zero out all your adds.

bailey

Member Avatar for Kengun

You can also do like me and use www.Clicksor.com - If we all do that stupid Google can just shut down the shitty AdSense!

Member Avatar for Dani

What about the Yahoo Publisher Network?

Member Avatar for Kengun

I'm not sure, but I think Yahoo Publisher Network is still in beta, and not available for us to use yet.

Member Avatar for emulwa

I was recently unfortunate enough to have been kicked off the adsense program. Some members got the idea that clicking it repetatively none-stop would help the site... but it didn't and only lead to the cease of adsense.

I sent a few emails to the adsense support people explaining but I was only given the standard reply (are they all robots at google? :eek: ).

So here's my question. Is thier a way to get adsense via another url of mine and display the ads on the banned site? I'm figuring google will sniff it out using thier wizardry with cookies... but will they?

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Member Avatar for arris

Google doesn't want to hear while you are sating "I am sorry" .

Member Avatar for gdi

a friends of mine was beeing banned from google but he e-emailed them and after 2 days get an answer, his account was been reviewd again and it was back :) with all money on it

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