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Subject: Urgent Warning About Suspected Impression Diversion by Holorun and Sango1 ADX Partners
I am issuing this warning to publishers and also notifying Google regarding serious irregularities I observed while working with the ADX companies Holorun LLC and Sango1.
After integrating these companies into my Google Ad Manager setup, I repeatedly noticed abnormal behavior involving ad server delivery and unfilled impressions.
The suspicious activity includes:
1. Unexpected impression diversion
A significant portion of impressions that should normally serve paid ads appears to be redirected into ad server or unfilled categories without clear explanation.
2. Abnormal increase in unfilled inventory
Unfilled impressions rise sharply even when traffic quality remains stable and there is no major drop in advertiser demand.
3. Night-time traffic anomalies
The issue becomes more severe during late-night hours, especially when account monitoring is inactive. Impression loss appears to increase while publishers are asleep.
4. Revenue suppression
Because impressions are diverted away from active demand, publishers may experience reduced monetization and unexplained earnings drops.
5. Pattern repetition across multiple ADX partners
This issue has occurred with more than one partner, suggesting a possible pattern of unauthorized inventory routing or exploitative traffic handling.
I strongly advise publishers to carefully monitor the following metrics when working with any ADX provider:
- Total impressions
- Ad server impressions
- Unfilled rate
- Match rate
- Revenue per thousand impressions (RPM)
- Sudden traffic distribution changes
Publishers should also:
- Audit line items regularly
- Check dynamic allocation settings
- Review third-party access permissions
- Remove suspicious demand partners immediately
- Keep screenshots and historical reports as evidence
To Google’s policy and fraud investigation teams:
I request a formal investigation into the activities of Holorun LLC and Sango1, specifically regarding possible impression diversion, inventory manipulation, or other practices harming publishers.
If these activities violate Google Ad Manager policies or publisher protection standards, appropriate action should be taken to protect affected accounts.
I am willing to provide screenshots, traffic reports, and historical data showing these irregularities.
Publishers deserve transparency, fair monetization, and protection from unauthorized inventory manipulation.
Warning by Oge Wellaware Globe
Subject: Urgent Warning About Suspected Impression Diversion by Holorun and Sango1 ADX Partners
I am issuing this warning to publishers and also notifying Google regarding serious irregularities I observed while working with the ADX companies Holorun LLC and Sango1.
After integrating these companies into my Google Ad Manager setup, I repeatedly noticed abnormal behavior involving ad server delivery and unfilled impressions.
The suspicious activity includes:
1. Unexpected impression diversion
A significant portion of impressions that should normally serve paid ads appears to be redirected into ad server or unfilled categories without clear explanation.
2. Abnormal increase in unfilled inventory
Unfilled impressions rise sharply even when traffic quality remains stable and there is no major drop in advertiser demand.
3. Night-time traffic anomalies
The issue becomes more severe during late-night hours, especially when account monitoring is inactive. Impression loss appears to increase while publishers are asleep.
4. Revenue suppression
Because impressions are diverted away from active demand, publishers may experience reduced monetization and unexplained earnings drops.
5. Pattern repetition across multiple ADX partners
This issue has occurred with more than one partner, suggesting a possible pattern of unauthorized inventory routing or exploitative traffic handling.
I strongly advise publishers to carefully monitor the following metrics when working with any ADX provider:
- Total impressions
- Ad server impressions
- Unfilled rate
- Match rate
- Revenue per thousand impressions (RPM)
- Sudden traffic distribution changes
Publishers should also:
- Audit line items regularly
- Check dynamic allocation settings
- Review third-party access permissions
- Remove suspicious demand partners immediately
- Keep screenshots and historical reports as evidence
To Google’s policy and fraud investigation teams:
I request a formal investigation into the activities of Holorun LLC and Sango1, specifically regarding possible impression diversion, inventory manipulation, or other practices harming publishers.
If these activities violate Google Ad Manager policies or publisher protection standards, appropriate action should be taken to protect affected accounts.
I am willing to provide screenshots, traffic reports, and historical data showing these irregularities.
Publishers deserve transparency, fair monetization, and protection from unauthorized inventory manipulation.
Warning by Oge Wellaware Globe
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