New terms and conditions?

4 thoughts on “New terms and conditions?”

1. I have the same problem, I already contacted them

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2. You are sure it is not some kind of phishing or what ?

   archshrk responds: I’m sure. All the links and header info are legitimate. A lot of people on the forum asked the same question. It’s a good question to ask ourselves every time.

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3. It turns out they made a mistake at Google:

   The latest update: We’ve found that a number of emails were sent
   incorrectly to publishers who had already accepted the updated Terms
   and Conditions in the past. (onlineebook, this sounds like your
   situation.) To clarify, the most recent update to the Terms and
   Conditions occurred at the end of February, and there haven’t been any
   changes since. If you already accepted the Terms and Conditions after
   they were updated in February, you won’t need to re-accept them, and
   you won’t be prompted to do so when you log in.

   Our team will be following up in the next few days via email with
   those publishers who received a reminder in error. I apologize for the
   scare today — thanks for letting our team know about this issue.

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4. Hi,

   We sent you a message earlier this week reminding you to accept
   our updated AdSense Terms and Conditions. However, the message was
   sent in error, as our records show that you have already accepted
   the new Terms and Conditions.

   We sincerely apologize for the miscommunication and any confusion
   caused. Please be assured that no further action is required on
   your part, and you may continue to access to your account as
   normal.

   Sincerely, The Google AdSense Team
   Google Inc.
   1600 Amphitheatre Parkway
   Mountain View, CA 94043

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