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AdSense Exchange Rate Blunder

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It appears that Google has goofed and equated the American dollar with the value of the Indian Rupee when dealing with the AdSense accounts of some users. The correct exchange rate would be $1 US to 46.555 INR.

There is a huge thread going on about it at DigitalPoint, and many are saying that they have the same problem. Some say it’s probably just a temporary error, and most seem to think that the problem will be corrected soon, and their payments will not be affected.

"We have seen this happen in the past," says Barry Schwartz at Search Engine Roundtable. "First with Australian publishers and then with Canadian publishers, every time – it benefited Google."

Google has actually addressed the issue at AdSense Help in Google Groups, with an AdSense representative saying:

Please be assured that we are aware of this issue, and are working to correct it as soon as possible.

We appreciate your patience in the meantime, and will be sure to keep you updated…

They will probably get it fixed soon and make everything right, but it makes you wonder if checks have already been issued for incorrect amounts. I’d hate to be working in the AdSense accounting department right now.

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  1. Lol!, luckily I was not affected by this as am still yet to make a cashout with my 1st adsense attempt!

    Its good to see the big boys fluff up too though!

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      Chris Crum

      Who would’ve thought? ;)

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  2. I have a friend who is in India, met him on the net and his check was affected.

    Google says that will fix it on his next check but we’ll see what really happens

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    SEO Company

    For anyone active in Adsense, this isnt new news, and happens about once every 6-8 months.

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    Annie

    great blog

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    web

    While Google didn’t mean to add information on stock-based compensation for employees and directors, the company acknowledged that those numbers were correct. It said a stock-based compensation charge of $342m granted prior to 2006 is a “materially accurate reflection of Google’s current expectations”.

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    SEO India

    we never believe in Google Adsense because Google mostly do this.

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