Making money online through Adsense and other ad networks

More and more people are complaining that their accounts were closed by the Google Adsense team because of invalid clicks and page impressions. It's now sounding more of like the generic reason behind every divorce - irreconcileable differences. But this time, Google's not so into telling where the invalid clicks or page impressions come from. They just drop you like a hot potato!

Google Adsense do have a way of protecting its Google Adwords clients but how about publishers' plight?

Google advised not to reload your pages excessively and of course, never click on your own ads, and things like that. Learning more, one Google forum thread response  said something about using "dummy ads" when updating your sites. It's said to avoid blown-up page impressions.

But if you get banned, the usual way to get your account re-opened is through a letter and better if you can provide proof that you did not incur anything that has to do with Google's accusations. Some sign up using another identity or e-mail address. Whatever will float your Google Adsense account boat.

But if you've never done any of those supposed culprits of Google Adsense disabling your account , what, as a publisher, will protect you from click frauds and and other unusual increase of page impressions?

Maybe none.