Google Adsense Ponzi Scheme

http://wealth-ed.com/2009/07/will-google-be-the-next-ponzi-scheme-to-fail/

Here is a provocative take on an Internet juggernaut: Google is nothing more than a gigantic Ponzi scheme, which reversed, as I write comes.

This is not an accusation, but rather a hypothesis. What makes this hypothesis legs is a new discovery that Google is aggressively crack down on so-called "rule breakers" the conditions for its "AdSense" program. My own website recently victims of this ruthless and mindless activity. We have gradually building our readership, and thus deserve our traffic through the combined efforts of the good, the original content of the financial kind, and a parallel effort, our transportation money so we can continue to offer this commentary at no cost to the reader.

As measured by various metrics tools for the Internet, we were at Wealth-Ed.com success and some were just beginning to gain traction with readers. Our fonts are available now picked up by SeekingAlpha.com and our findings and observations of many. Our well-timed pieces on General Growth Properties, and more recently on the prospects for natural gas ETF, UNG causes our views to Spike. It was not to create any illicit traffic by efforts to fictive that our page views increased, but combined with hard work and time consuming with a lot of luck and timing. Of course, as our traffic increased, so has the balance in our own Google AdSense account.

Then, without warning two weeks ago, our account was not suspended, but made permanently accessible to Google, apparently for all time. And our Adsense revenue were submerged by Google. Not only should this web site, but we are ever to develop another site, is also excluded from a relationship with the AdSense program. Again there was no warning, no real chance of appeal (only a token automated e-mail appeal form that a computer generated returns reject). I was stunned. How can a company claims that it wants to "do no evil" to justify such evil? Google is no longer the white knight, but has become Darth Vader.

We at "Wealth-Ed.com" could not believe that we are somehow out of the millions of similar sites that were created and not use Adsense pay for the effort received a small little help. We did nothing wrong, that we knew that Google violated the rules made. should be the relationship between small website or a blog, and Google developer symbiotic. Small sites like Google put us on the map.

Google attracts advertisers because it is so wide reach and exposure through millions of small websites. It needs the billions of web pages to the Internet real estate can be found and "eyeballs" to sell to its advertising clients associated. Google depends on small business and entrepreneurs more than any other Internet or computer-based software company. Microsoft, SAP and Oracle all leave on wholesale for most of their revenue. But Google is almost completely dependent on its ad-based business model is dispensed through a variety of start-up sites. "Wealth-Ed.com" and other similar small, entrepreneurial websites on the "net" to allow Google to exist.

So how does Google figure to go forward by biting the hand that feeds him? This is a question to be asked by any investor needs. My only answer is that Google is in serious financial difficulties that have not yet revealed through their published financial statements. This problem comes from the same place that many other Ponzi schemes has recently suspended, especially Bernie Madoff's. As the economy falters and advertising revenues dry up, Google is losing its main source of income. It is no longer in a position to money from one hand to take advertisers, and give it up to another Adsense ad posters to keep the pyramid.

A good Ponzi requires a very convincing story, which generated substantial public interest. The Ponzi sponsor then, the public interest monetizes by collecting money with the promise of big returns. The returns are generated by money brought by other participants, created for no particular benefit from the Ponzi artist. The Google Ponzi speculation is a little more subtle, which makes it even discover a little harder. The scheme is supposedly legitimized by multilateral "fine print" contract that gives the ability to shut down any site for virtually any conceivable reason or no reason, except to the whims of Google. But this is really legal and enforceable contract?

As we investigate the crackdown on small businesses started, we discovered that thousands of others in the same situation. Many of our fellow small website developers have written about their own experiences and the loss of Adsense revenue. Many describe it as it happens to them happens to us: without warning, speak no real chance of appeal to no one at Google, and unilateral withdrawal of all their Adsense revenue earned. One such participant, Aaron Greenspan's "Think Computer," was officed in the same county in California, such as Google, Santa Clara. Greenspan Google small claims court with … I won! (And then lost on appeal to a crowd of lawyers Google). I am sure that Google knows that most web owners are not in a position to sue, and was home the futility of litigation by the Board of drive. Once again, Google showed its contempt for the same customers and business partners who have made what it is.

As Google continues to cut its advertising partners reduce the number of ad page views what the advertisers think? Google's audience greatly reduced and so is their message traffic. The advertisers will respond by cutting even further back on their advertising. Google revenue will fall then, as their profits, which moves on damage given the huge overhead of the recent frivolous by the management created by Google can turn.

Google's stock has a high price and more to the result. It is estimated as if they continue to grow at 20% per year in the future. But if falling ad revenues and profits as we think they might be Google's shares are sold or shorted. Google's latest attempt to get costs in a fully equipped business software company is a remake of King's Ransom. Take on Microsoft, Oracle and SAP could be on their own ground to downfall of Google. Hubris has its costs. A short Google stock, as we plan to recoup our losses from Google Adsense revenue again.

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