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To: Lizzie Tudor who wrote (7357)	2/11/2006 1:40:47 PM
From: KeepItSimple	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15857

You are smoking crack, lizzie. It is almost impossible to get questionable clicks "refunded". For one thing, Google has never shared their internal IP data with any customer, ever. So you have to try and prove, on your own, without all of the data, that the clickfraud happened. And if google says "it wasnt clickfraud" you have absolutely no recourse. Havent you read the news or the webmaster forums? Google is NOTORIOUS for refusing to refund clickfraud money. Getting anything from them is like pulling teeth. For you to say that refunds "are always given" means you FLAT OUT HAVE ABSOLUTELY NO EXPERIENCE WITH THIS INDUSTRY AT ALL. ------------- Google has a simple system of refunding questionable clicks, and you can request refunds at any time, and from what I hear they are always given.