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View Poll Results: Would you click on your competitors adwords links so they get charged?
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No, I would never go that low
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I have do it before and may again
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Yes, tough luck
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Why can we not all work together?
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About LinkBacks- 07-22-2011 02:31 AM #12Member
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Its a bit scary paying $4 per click for some keywords and having to worry about click fraud on top of that! Organic results are the way to go, there are too many nasty people around these days sadly.
- 07-27-2011 11:45 AM #13Member
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Dude, there are fine apps who do this for you without the need to reset your internet... (I use them to check rankings in other markets than where I'm located, so don't think I'm using them for this purpose
Originally Posted by bingodude 
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I just replied on another thread regarding plagiarism. When I noted this pole I realised that whilst I never clicked on a competitor's PPC ad, and don't plan to do so in future, if I happen to come accross such an add for the site who stole my article (before I started to make sure that my articles are immidiately indexed) I will have no moral problem with wasting their money. Is it so wrong of me to feel this way? As a content producer I hate those thieves so badly!
