Adsense and Tor, advisable?

phrasion

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In a time where AC has ceased to be profitable (at least for me), and while I gain knowledge and experience to jump to another marketing system, is it advisable to self click on my own adsense ads by using Tor IP renewal capabilities?

Of course this would be used for a small income $80 a day at maximum, will I get banned if I get like some 20-50 blogs with some articles copied from somewhere, and by using Tor click on my own ads like 1 time for each 10 impressions (to keep my CTR low, in order not to raise any flags)

Do the Adsense gurus think I can get away with it, or is the big G always one step ahead?
 
You will likely be banned very soon. $80.00/day w/ tor proxies is definitely going to get you banned.

thanks for the heads up, I just thought, that since the Tor ips are from everywhere in the world, and I couldn't see of a way for G to know that they were fake, I thought I would be fine.

but thanks anyway.
 
google knows exactly what the tor exit nodes are. Im sure they probably have a filter to auto detect it.

and do you think that this "method" works using other smaller PPC services?
 
google knows exactly what the tor exit nodes are. Im sure they probably have a filter to auto detect it.

Your absolutly right, everytime I have tryed to access even a regular google search url through tor I get a captcha prompt.
 
If your taking part in risky behaviour forget about the tor network, everything can be traced by those in the know.
 
ok, the big G is aware of all our tricks, but does the other smaller PPC companies also just as ruthless, or you can actually get away with it in other company?
 
Adsense and Tor, advisable?
Short answer: No
Long answer: NOOOOoooooooooooo

ok, the big G is aware of all our tricks, but does the other smaller PPC companies also just as ruthless, or you can actually get away with it in other company?
Short answer: maybe
Long answer: I've read that people have successfully scammed bidvertiser by clicking on their own ads through proxies. I can not confirm this as haven't tried for myself.
 
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