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I observed that ads from google adsense are getting displayed properly My many of the friends are not able to see them, they see the blank space instead.

Moreover, i observed that google is showing less clicks than actual. I agree with 0.0$ payment against clicks which seems as fake click. But confused with number of actual click.

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1 of my friend reported that ads are visible only on widows 7 but not on windows xp. many times they appeared after refreshing page 3-4 times – articlestack Dec 9 '10 at 7:56
i am permanently blocked via google adsense. I also had lost my money i earned. :( – articlestack May 31 '11 at 13:03

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I have this problem myself on one of my websites. It's a weblog with pictures running about 200 visitors a day, so not very big/popular. On the individual post pages ads usually show, but on the main page (overview of the last 10 posts) banners are often individual. I think it's because there's just not enough relevant content for Google to match an ad to. Maybe you could try adding more (relevant) content to the pages and see if it catches on?

Concerning the clicks, I have no idea, but what exactly confuses you? I'm afraid there's not a lot of people that click Google ads anymore...

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i clicked myself from 6 different locations,cities, countries without using any proxy. still it shows very less clicks – articlestack Dec 7 '10 at 10:04
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A blank space may appear if ads are blocked by some browser extension, through the HOSTS file, at the network level or one of these other mechanisms

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20-30% time it is hidden to myself. while rest time it appears properly – articlestack Dec 6 '10 at 7:05

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