Domain registration changes we need!
December 17th, 2007 by Sarah KingI check the whois records for domains reasonably often. Whoisguard type systems are commonly in place to protect the identity of the domain owner. No problems there.
What irks, though, is the people who give completely false information… like this one where the info is incomplete and gives an Australian address yet I know that the actual owner is in India. By saying he’s in Melbourne he aquires a western credibility he perceives as superior to his Indian identity. Read the rest of this entry »
Revenue Sharing – the Click Fraud Risks
July 28th, 2006 by Sarah KingMy attention was drawn today to another discussion about newbies and their click-n-fraud requests made on their own sites, along side their links on other sites and in emails. Google (and hopefully the other ad networks) quickly blitz these fraudsters and they find themselves without any advertising at all.
A quick search on Google comes up with examples like this:
Now that’s easy situation, but what about when the site involves revenue sharing via a joint account? Read the rest of this entry »
Dodgy Adsense Ads
September 7th, 2005 by Sarah KingFor those of us who want to make a few extra bucks from our websites but don’t want the bother of chasing advertisers and hustling Google’s Adsense program is a blessing. You have alot of control over the ads, can block competitors and you have to do virtually nothing to get going. Read the rest of this entry »
Phishing Emails
June 29th, 2005 by Sarah KingBeen getting pesky email spam lately. Especially all those Phishing emails? View the source of the email and post the real info about the spammers here.
An example is this email I got today Read the rest of this entry »
