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AdSense Blog Reveals Odd Banking Policy
By David A. Utter

Though it has been nearly 20 years since my first real post-college job as a bank teller, I'm pretty surprised to learn just what has changed over that time.

Google's Vineesha Malkani posted at the AdSense blog some routine advice about AdSense. It almost sounds oriented toward international AdSense publishers, and I'd accept it as that were it not for a strange incident that happened in the US.

Back in July, Mobilejones blogger Debi Jones experienced some unpleasantness in getting some issues with her AdSense account sorted out. It took the intervention of Matt Cutts to get Jones her AdSense check.

But when she traveled to the bank to cash the check, she was told it could not be cashed due to insufficient funds. That statement by the bank sounded strange at the time, as Google certainly employs an accounting department. Why would Google not have enough funds to cash Jones' AdSense check? It didn't make sense.

It now sounds like the bank gave Jones incorrect information, based on Malkani's line in the AdSense blog post about checks and AdSense:

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