How does Google know me?

adalbertmgrm

adalbertmgrm

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Hey guys! I've been trying to cheat Google recently. Because things are not going well and adsense gains are reduced. Yes! What you guessed. Clicking on their own ads. This is terrible and risky, but listen...

I made a plan on how to circumvent Google's robots. I installed a new machine for myself And I bought another ip address. (Not VPN - Normal Internet service provider) Anyways. According to the plan, I was never me.

Here is the scenario: I made a Google search and came to the site by chance. I wandered through the website for a while. Then I was interested in other content and an advertisement got my attention there. I clicked on the ad and started to be interested in that ad. (I even signed up for the site and made an appointment with them.) Another day I came back to the site. But this time I was not interested in any ads. Because, according to the plan, I was never a fake user.


This is how I created a few loyal visitors to myself. A few days everything went well. And I made good money. But google took my money back. How did Google recognize me? However, I imitated the naturalness of a real visitor. I suspect that Google is using superhuman powers.

Can someone explain why Google considers these ads invalid?
 
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Do you have enough visitors to actually make it natural? It sounds like you're the only visitor to your site and you have a 100% conversion rate and an incredibly high ad ctr even if you look at a few pages.
 
KidHotel said:
Do you have enough visitors to actually make it natural? It sounds like you're the only visitor to your site and you have a 100% conversion rate and an incredibly high ad ctr even if you look at a few pages.
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Yeah that would actually make perfect sense.
 
adalbertmgrm said:
Hey guys! I've been trying to cheat Google recently. Because things are not going well and adsense gains are reduced. Yes! What you guessed. Clicking on their own ads. This is terrible and risky, but listen...

I made a plan on how to circumvent Google's robots. I installed a new machine for myself And I bought another ip address. (Not VPN - Normal Internet service provider) Anyways. According to the plan, I was never me.

Here is the scenario: I made a Google search and came to the site by chance. I wandered through the website for a while. Then I was interested in other content and an advertisement got my attention there. I clicked on the ad and started to be interested in that ad. (I even signed up for the site and made an appointment with them.) Another day I came back to the site. But this time I was not interested in any ads. Because, according to the plan, I was never a fake user.


This is how I created a few loyal visitors to myself. A few days everything went well. And I made good money. But google took my money back. How did Google recognize me? However, I imitated the naturalness of a real visitor. I suspect that Google is using superhuman powers.

Can someone explain why Google considers these ads invalid?
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You left your camera uncovered and Google saw you. Did you change the MAC address as well?
 
KidHotel said:
Do you have enough visitors to actually make it natural? It sounds like you're the only visitor to your site and you have a 100% conversion rate and an incredibly high ad ctr even if you look at a few pages.
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Yes. And Google isn't sure it's fake, but considered it suspicious. I decided to have this interesting experience. The reason I did this was actually testing Google's artificial intelligence.
 
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A few years ago when I was using AdSense, I would always clicks on my ads on the computers and tablets at tech stores, on multiple devices and it always worked. Never over did it though.
 
Google is so badass that it can hear you when you fart, feel your emotions when you poop and detect your girlfriend with some help from Facebook while assisting Facebook that she gets found by tons of singles. Be careful with Google OP.
 
We do a serious test! :D

We test Google's artificial intelligence for free :cool:
 
adalbertmgrm said:
Hey guys! I've been trying to cheat Google recently. Because things are not going well and adsense gains are reduced. Yes! What you guessed. Clicking on their own ads. This is terrible and risky, but listen...

I made a plan on how to circumvent Google's robots. I installed a new machine for myself And I bought another ip address. (Not VPN - Normal Internet service provider) Anyways. According to the plan, I was never me.

Here is the scenario: I made a Google search and came to the site by chance. I wandered through the website for a while. Then I was interested in other content and an advertisement got my attention there. I clicked on the ad and started to be interested in that ad. (I even signed up for the site and made an appointment with them.) Another day I came back to the site. But this time I was not interested in any ads. Because, according to the plan, I was never a fake user.


This is how I created a few loyal visitors to myself. A few days everything went well. And I made good money. But google took my money back. How did Google recognize me? However, I imitated the naturalness of a real visitor. I suspect that Google is using superhuman powers.

Can someone explain why Google considers these ads invalid?
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Of course because Google AI works far better than JARVIS itself.....and it recognized you....(#MarvelFAN)

Idea was great, but the traffic might have been very slow and your ads click might not be benefitting Google enough. It might have figured out a major traffic coming from one IP and tracked the authenticity.

Seriously its difficult to answer, only Google can do it....
 
Google must have manually reviewed your traffic. Something tipped it off. Did you change your useragent? Did you use different devices or just one? VMs?
 
Can anyone help me?!!!
l need a screenshot of advertisen payment for last 2 month
 
irsi said:
Can anyone help me?!!!
l need a screenshot of advertisen payment for last 2 month
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Let me guess you're trying to scam people into buying a course or you're trying to sell a site?
 
CTR was too high. that's probably the reason why google took your money
 
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