Is it possible to park a domain previously banned by AdSense?

[Datalife]

Hi guys,

I got a question: Is it possible to park a domain that has previously been banned by Adsense?

If the parking company is using a Google feed, will the ads display on the domain, regardless if it has been banned by Adsense?

Thx

 

[From]

look : http://www.ndparking.com/computer.com
Write your own domain instead of computer if it shows : Domain no longer supported by advertiser , it was banned because of click fraud and your question's answer is "no",
you cant park this domain to google feed

 

[diegoid]

Maybe not in NameDrive.com + other companies that get their ads from Adsense, but it will perfectly work with the rest.

Did You Try driving traffic from....

BannedDomain.com > IntermediateDomain.com > ParkingCompany.com/BannedDomain

?

Good Luck

 

[atrivlib]

Great link

look : http://www.ndparking.com/computer.com
Write your own domain instead of computer if it shows : Domain no longer supported by advertiser , it was banned because of click fraud and your question's answer is "no",
you cant park this domain to google feed

Thanks for the link. Good to know even if you are not parking domains.

Another related question would be if you are a new owner could you get the domain back in?

 

[netmeg]

In theory when the WHOIS changes, Google resets all their information on the domain. At least, I was told that at one point by someone on the inside. In practice - it probably can take a while (weeks to months to a year). You can always file for reinclusion, but only if it's a developed site. It may depend on what the domain is and what you're using it for; it'll be subject to human review regardless, so you'd want to have everything shipshape.

 

[mis_chiff]

In theory when the WHOIS changes, Google resets all their information on the domain. At least, I was told that at one point by someone on the inside. In practice - it probably can take a while (weeks to months to a year).

I hand regged a domain 2 years ago that must have dropped.
Apparently the previous owner must have had it banned by google.
I was allowed to put google ads on it, but - it took 1 year for it
to be re-indexed - they didn't care that there was a new owner!

 

[Datalife]

In theory when the WHOIS changes, Google resets all their information on the domain. At least, I was told that at one point by someone on the inside. In practice - it probably can take a while (weeks to months to a year). You can always file for reinclusion, but only if it's a developed site. It may depend on what the domain is and what you're using it for; it'll be subject to human review regardless, so you'd want to have everything shipshape.

I checked using the Namedrive link provided, and it seems to work...At that time the Adsense code wasn't mine, but the previous owner of the site/domain.

 

[Valdeam]

It IS possible, but it is definitely going to be a big PIA. I've dealt with this before. You could through other advertisers. However for Google you're going to have to contact them if you want to speed things up.

Valdeam