#awarning

Google Adsense has become a hot topic of late and is another example of how corporate power gets out of control. From the theft of funds to downright fraud, this cooperation needs to be held accountable for a lot of their actions… If you are currently in the market to place ads on your website, you may have heard of Google Adsense. You may even have heard massive praise about how much money you can make. On how easy it is to start to get using it. You may have even heard you could get rich… Yet the reality is far, far from that. It can be summed up that like many to good to be true con’s google AdSense is the same. While they payout to a few Elites to keep the rumor mill running. Most that apply their adverts on their websites will see little to no return at all for their hard work. They will write hundreds if not thousands of articles for google AdSense to disqualify their readers. Pick and chose which and when to give them impressions, and usually the site master will only receive between $5 - $500 a month tops. Not a liveable wage… Yet while Google is picking and choosing which impression or click they are paying for, google itself is getting paid for all of them. Google does this by using the following methods. They decide which traffic you have is valid or invalid to pay you for. Often website masters report having 10,000 – 20,000 hits a day. Yet on Adsense, as little as 100 views will be recorded. They will deem the rest as “ Invalid traffic.” What the webmaster doesn't know though, is while they are dictating this policy, the company is being paid for every single view that your site is generating. While you are only being paid maybe 1 out of every 1000 views, making sure u keep begging for the scraps of their table.

An Experiment was done on this site to see if the claims of the fraud were legitimate. This web ( JRRobbins.com) seldom drops under 10,000 page views a day. A far cry from reflected numbers shown. When asking directly about the error , google responded that Adsense uses an algorithm to optimize earnings. This seems to be an excuse in each part of their con. In the event that you do manage to exceed traffic levels and clicks that can no longer be ignored a large % of Adsense user are reporting “ Suspended Accounts.” These accounts become suspended when the click levels suddenly rise. This places Adsense or googles in a position of having to pay out large sums. While these sums are valid, google does not seem to like it. What they do next is akin to fraud. They suspend the account and strip all profits that have been earned for up to 30 days. They accuse the hoster of offering incentives for clicking the ads or arranging “ perks” for doing so. In event that the area is too large of coverage in the clicks. They then accuse the Site master of using statements such as “support the site.” Which nearly every website uses in the context of following them on social media platforms.

There are many things I've wished a thousand times for which I could say sorry.

But ultimately, I did not apologise and I can't say I regret it, though sometimes it lies heavily across my heart.

Alternatively, I could apologise all the time. Like you. But I am not sorry and you seem so lost in what others expect of you that you will always fail to match their escalating fantasy. So I do not apologise. But somehow, I end up coming back to you even though I have other options. I do not know why I stay around. The weight of your blame for something beyond my control is crippling and yet I let you push away all of your horrors.

I'm sorry that tying your shoe laces made you feel bad that day. I'm sorry that you're insecure about your body and me, wishing not to observe it in a picture, drove you to perspire, almost expire in the summer heat.

There I go again. Apologising. I'm not sorry for those things. Maybe you are rubbing off on me. I can no more feed your need for attention as a fish can climb a tree but that is what you seek and I am sorry for that. Yet I am still here. My venomous rage punctured your veins and I know you're waiting.

I wish I wouldn't come.

But I will.