What happens if i click my own ads

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Sally lol I can see that happening. How do you report yourself? Senior Member joined:May 31, posts votes: I've clicked maybe 5 times in the last 5 years. Yes, I e-mailed AdSense support to tell them, but you don't need to bother doing that now. Just don't do it again, accidents happen. Administrator from GB joined:May 9, posts votes: In in the ten years of running AdSense, I have never clicked an ad.

I avoid it, as webcentric says, like the old sweaty dynamite. Senior Member from GB joined:Apr 29, posts votes: Once every six months or so by accident.

I did initially report the first couple of clicks many moons ago and actually received a response from G effectively saying please don't waste our time telling us about it, the odd accidental click is to be expected.

I suppose the context is also important. If you normally get a couple of clicks a day and click one of your own ads then they might take some action. If you get a couple of hundred clicks a day and click one of your own every six months or so then they will take a different view. Senior Member joined:Dec 12, posts votes: Senior Member from US joined:Mar 30, posts votes: Google is all about patterns. If there's no pattern of clicking on your own ads, then you probably don't have to worry about it.

I've done it occasionally, and my developer has too that's when we switched to fake ad jpgs while developing, he didn't realize how serious it was They do keep track of all the IP numbers that log into your admin, I think. Senior Member from US joined:Jan 18, posts votes: The site I own and manage - maybe like x per year.

I manage a very high volume website and I know that the sales people click on the AdSense pretty regularly even though they are told not to.

They don't click with ill intention; those clicks are so miniscule that it's never been a problem. Preferred Member joined:Sept 16, posts votes: I think twice this year so far I'm much more worried about Bots or a competitor conducting click fraud than my own spastic mouse movements.

Senior Member joined:Sept 29, posts: votes: 0. Never did it since. You should feel sick about it. Accidental clicks happen and Google knows they do. As long as you don't do a lot of them you should be okay.

Full Member joined:May 2, posts votes: 0. Full Member joined:Jan 2, posts votes: 0. A mentioned above it's about patterns and percentages.