My friend is having great success with your forum, and dediced to check it out for myself. I have a strictly high-content-based website with an adsene account already that generates like $15/day on average.
My question is:
If I decide to start up a few MFAs, arbitarge sites, it seems like a risky venture to put the adsense under the same account. Making my previous account suspectible to smart-pricing, and potentially deleting my adsense reveune from a legimate site? It appears on Google TOS, they do not want to have mutiple adsense accounts for the same individual.
However in theory, I have two accounts. I no longer use my old account which is in my name, and SSN number. But then a year ago I created a new corporation account so its under a Federal Tax Id for the corporation, thus giving me 2 different accounts. But I hear they track the ip, to see if you are loging into 2 accounts.
I searched on the forum but could not find anything, you guys are the experts, what are your thoughts and suggestions? Thank You.
Should I be considered, suggestions?
My question is:
If I decide to start up a few MFAs, arbitarge sites, it seems like a risky venture to put the adsense under the same account. Making my previous account suspectible to smart-pricing, and potentially deleting my adsense reveune from a legimate site? It appears on Google TOS, they do not want to have mutiple adsense accounts for the same individual.
However in theory, I have two accounts. I no longer use my old account which is in my name, and SSN number. But then a year ago I created a new corporation account so its under a Federal Tax Id for the corporation, thus giving me 2 different accounts. But I hear they track the ip, to see if you are loging into 2 accounts.
I searched on the forum but could not find anything, you guys are the experts, what are your thoughts and suggestions? Thank You.
Should I be considered, suggestions?
) so we would be both entitled to log on at the same computer, let alone on the same network. I can't see how they'd come down on you for logging into two accounts, unless they got a web camera on you to prove it's the same person.