Consider the lost AdSense income if in say 2009 I took the risk and joined an AdSense click exchange network, I’d have been caught by now. As I update this article in May 2020 my original AdSense account still exists and I’m still making money from it. If you are an AdSense clicker I hope you didn’t fall for my AdSense ad joke image above, it’s just a screenshot of a Google AdWords ad that links back to here: go on, click it, you know you want to :-)īasically I know given time IF I clicked my own ads or arranged for others to click them I’d eventually get caught and my AdSense account would be banned and I’d no longer make thousands of dollars a year via AdSense. Google tracks Google users IP addresses and since I’m almost always logged into my Google account (which is linked to my AdSense account) I know those accidental clicks are ignored. In 15+ years of using AdSense I’ve obviously accidentally clicked AdSense ads while working on my websites, but not often.

I’ve never clicked my own AdSense ads on purpose or asked others to click my AdSense ads because I know Google AdSense exists to make money for Google and the people behind the Google AdSense program are working hard to stop publishers defrauding their advertisers out of their hard earned money. AdSense Click Exchange Networks and Google AdSense Click Fraud However, the Facebook group managed to generate about 800 members and at times had a lot of AdSense click exchange discussions, basically people trying to make easy money by getting others to click their AdSense ads (AKA fraudulent AdSense clicks), usually using free Blogspot blogs with AdSense ads.

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