If Your Clickfraud Scheme Fails, Sue Google

The latest such case is brought by a woman who is suing Google for suspending her Adsense account due to clickfraud. She wants $250,000 to compensate her for the 100 hours it took her to determine the placement of the ads on her site. And she admits to clicking on her own ads, but only, she says, because she wanted to screen the advertisers.

She must’ve been doing quite well to ‘earn’ $2,500 per hour. Techgage has not hit that level yet, sadly. Not surprisingly, she is suing Yahoo! for the same reasons. Good stuff. I almost spit out my morning coffee as I was reading this…