Adsense Click Lock

[peterdobler]

Hi Dan,

Yes, it is not perfect and if somebody spawns a vicious attact you're toast, but there's a silver lining. Google announced last week that they have click fraud reduced to a level that's acceptable. I'm having faith that an attack is detected as an attack and treated as an attack.

I will forward your test scenario to the programer of the tool. Maybe there's an easy fix for that.

Peter

[Jean Costa]

well I mean if one ip address clicks multiple times, lets say 100 times on a given ad. I would think that Google would catch on and be smart about it and maybe not reward you for all those clicks, but just put a temporary watch on the ip that clicked multiple times. I am sure they keep track of your ip and where it has clicked on ads, what you have searched for... just about everything you do related with Google.

[sussane]

Can this Adsense click lock be used on blogger ???

[peterdobler]

Adsense Click Lock requires access to .htaccess or your webpages need to be written in PHP. If you use blogger to create a blog on your own web host, you can use Adsense Click Lock. If you use bloggers subdomain, you're not able to use it.

Adsense Click Lock works great with WordPress.

[aspiring_online_mogul]

The answer has been addressed alredy, you are unable to use click lock on blogger, I had a similar question and was informed that you are unable to use it on blogger

[aspiring_online_mogul]

Peter you beat me to the response. As the saying goes you snooze you loose. Just poped into the kitchen to make a coffee and had the reply to thread box open, when I posted the response I just realised that you had provided a response.

[zeus1000]

Thank you folks for the Info! I was searching the net anywhere to find info about this protection. I will try Adlogger for a start.

[GodAdSense]

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[Reprobate]

GodAdSense, you are not to make posts that directly solicits business in this forum.

[fxdir]

You have hosting company..?