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So finally finally adsense visited my acct and banned me for God knows wah just had $102 balance to cash out this 21st of july and i got a notification mail that my account has been disabled after recieving 2 previous payment. Can someone point at the right direction as to wah to do or go about it biko need to sort this out ASAP
Note: i do legit stuffs and no blackhat stuff to boost my earnings o

jetz:
So finally finally adsense visited my acct and banned me for God knows wah just had $102 balance to cash out this 21st of july and i got a notification mail that my account has been disabled after recieving 2 previous payment. Can someone point at the right direction as to wah to do or go about it biko need to sort this out ASAP
Note: i do legit stuffs and no blackhat stuff to boost my earnings o

You where banned because of the following reasons.
Your traffic is mostly from social network.
You run Facebook ads too much.
You have too much ads placement on your blog which includes those annoying popup ads and floating ads.
Your friends are clicking your ads all the time

DLonely1:
You where banned because of the following reasons.
Your traffic is mostly from social network.
You run Facebook ads too much.
You have too much ads placement on your blog which includes those annoying popup ads and floating ads.
Your friends are clicking your ads all the time

chai omo guilty of the facebook ads sha but its not that much na nawa o...any idea wah i shud do like now

jetz:
chai omo guilty of the facebook ads sha but its not that much na nawa o...any idea wah i shud do like now

Yes, Facebook ads is mostly the cause... My friend who run lifestyle blog was disabled last two months and since then he has been managing Jumia affiliate. You can appeal to them and show them evidence of your traffic using Google analytics. Take the screenshot and if 60-70% of your traffic is coming from Google, they may reconsider you. Otherwise you are on your own.
I only run Facebook ads direct to my affiliate page not to my blog.

DLonely1:
Yes, Facebook ads is mostly the cause... My friend who run lifestyle blog was disabled last two months and since then he has been managing Jumia affiliate. You can appeal to them and show them evidence of your traffic using Google analytics. Take the screenshot and if 60-70% of your traffic is coming from Google, they may reconsider you. Otherwise you are on your own.
I only run Facebook ads direct to my affiliate page not to my blog.

thanks....its well o