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You have absolutely no chance of suing them because "future earnings" lost. You might be able to sue them for pending money if they're keeping the money, if th
by ig1 16y ago
You have absolutely no chance of suing them because "future earnings" lost.
You might be able to sue them for pending money if they're keeping the money, if they've returned the money to the advertisers then you probably don't have much chance.
Them classifying you as high risk might due to a large number of factors, such as your user base (are your users young children who accidentally click on your ads frequently), the nature of your app, your ad placements, etc.
Are you tracking ad clickthrough on your own side? - in which case you may be able to see if there's any patterns that could have led them to ban you.
Your best bet at this stage is to review your apps, reduce any obvious risk factors and switch to another ad network.
- 864387r045 16y agothey are mobile sites and ads are placed on top after site logo/header. this was the case for whole 3 years. some of my traffic comes from other sites. it is not a link exchange but toplist style directory. but; this too was same since the beginning. CTR results from stats panel at Admob were within the safe limits (roughly 0.70-0.95) AFIK there was nothing to encourage non-voluntary clicking on ads. For example, ads on top were clear to understand as adverts. I've also had ad in the middle that had title [AD] written next to it. I'm sure they might have found a reasonable reason according to their terms to close my account. I don't think I have anyway of finding it out if they return revenue to advertisers. They do not let me login at all.