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Old 09-29-2006, 05:18 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Adsense Leeches??

Any advise on how to stop the parasitic leeches that buy up low paying keywords and convert them to high paying keywords?

I am sure you all have experienced it at one time, they get their ads on one of your web sites which leads the visitors to nothing but a page with worthless gibberish and a few cleverly placed adsense ads with high paying keywords.

This really should be against the TOS!

The ad filter seems to be worthless for a few on them.
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