Is Google Nickel & Diming AdSense Publishers?  Dec 10, 2007 •
9:30 am | comments (2) by twitter | Filed Under Google AdSense
A publisher using Google AdSense noticed that he is not making
all the money he apparently earned in AdSense. For example, if
he's making 12.01 for his AdSense earnings in the content
network and 0.05 in the search network, he's only making $12.05
and not $12.06. Is Google taking pennies from him?  Not quite,
as someone points out. It's possible that he was making 12.0055
and 0.049 which is rounded up and would then translate to $12.05
and not $12.06.  That makes sense.  Forum discussion continues
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Stresen-Reuter  12/10/2007 03:29 pm  It could also be that
they're using "banker's rounding": But that wouldn't necessarily
explain this particular case...  No Name  12/10/2007 05:31 pm  I
do think that Google is nickel and diming us. That's why the
rules constantly c