Getting banned

[Kaabi]

Contrary to popular belief, it is very hard to get banned. I read something that made a lot of sense: If it was easy to get banned or penalized by submitting to Free-For-Alls and sites like that, then you could do it to your competition and get them banned. Google knows this and that's why you don't get penalized (just not benefited). Is there a way to get banned?

[Suzy]

Your post is very confusing, if you are asking is there a way to get banned from google, then the answer is yes there is.
You can get banned for click fraud, content not compliant with there TOS, breaking any rules of their TOS and more. If you simply read the TOS of google and affiliates in the like, you will see it is easy to be banned.

[Spock]

It is also quite easy to get banned from private forums but not, as far as I know, from just discussing the possibility. :eyebrow:

Not sure where you're going with this or why but ... have at it. :hellother

[Terminator1138]

FYI, Kaabi was a quick poster of frivolous posts. he has not returned and he admitted using forums to post really quick to get ppl to his sites.

[Spock]

FYI, Kaabi was a quick poster of frivolous posts. he has not returned and he admitted using forums to post really quick to get ppl to his sites.

And he posted in here 98 times to promote his site!! :omg:

I guess that would lead to a definite ban and removal of all his posts. Before I start, what do we do where he starts a topic and there are other, possibly relevant posts, after?