How to Falsify Your Google Adsense Chart

Jan S
You have seen them, claims of making $10,000 or $50,000 or more a day on the internet while you do only 15 minutes of work a day. One claim that I saw was how to make a million dollars a day with Google Adsense. That one is so outrageous I thought I would take a look into it. They claim with the use of screen shots of their Google Adsense page the huge dollar amounts of what they were earning.

After a bit of digging I found out how a person can fake their screen shots to prove just about any claim they want. Here is the link to a video on how someone can fake the amounts claimed on Google Adsense.

Video how-to.

Now if you have a printer it is only one more step to print out a fake check from whom ever you want to say is paying you. Just take a photo of the check and presto you have fake proof of earnings.

My advise to you is always treat what ever claims you see online or in TV ads about earnings from the internet with suspicion. When in doubt draw from your own common sense first.

My own experience with Google Adsense was getting my first check for $100, it took almost a year to earn that much. I also had the amazing experience of having one of my lesser known blogs get 18,000 hits in one day! I happen to get mentioned on a major message board and everyone just had to take a look at the blog. Out of 18,000 visitors I only got $14 in Google Adsense clicks. In comparison on one of my other blogs I got about 75 visitors a few days later and 4 clicks on the Google Ads for a total amount of $12. Now if someone can only tell me why that happens then I would know how to work the "system" better.

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  • Steve Fullman3/19/2009

    Hey, I made the video that you used to prove your point.

    ...Easy to fake, huh.

    Thank you!

    Steve

  • Elizabeth J. Baldwin10/23/2008

    LOL You prove once again the old saying that ,if it sounds too good to be true, then it is.

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