Ever had problems with google de-indexing and banning your site after putting up Juicy Ads?
 

I think it just happened to me. Google tool is telling me I have cloaking and sneaky redirects going.
Happened one week after I set up juicy ads banner.

Any idea how long it takes them to do requested review?

I used to use juicyads a while ago but did not have any issues.

Google is not that fast in detecting cloak so it must be something else.

Any idea how long it takes for then to review and reconsider the site?
No idea what google is talking about. Redirecting to mobile version of WP?

Around one week unless there is some slow reviewer. You can also check in google webmaster tools does your mobile and desktop version of site matches.

Remove the mobile redirects that's what bans your site

A proper term would be difference between desktop and mobile site is what bans site. You dont need to redirect traffic at all, you could have a one word difference and still get banned.

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You should never receive any deindex or alerts from google relates to banner ads. Penalty may occur with Mobile Redirects, yet some Publishers never encounter this.

My advice? Use Banners plus our Pops. We are strict on malware and no tech support scams allowed.

If you have any other issues please try our Live Support or Submit a ticket with the actual flag from Google. Posting to GFY wont get problems solved.. its just for drama.

Which ad units are you using? Just their banners or do you have pops and/or mobile redirects? The mobile redirect is the one I would suspect is causing it if you're using it.
WG

What he says.

You also dont allow fake update utility, dont forget that.

Yes, this does happen. But it happens with all ad companies if you allow them to redirect any and all mobile traffic.

There is a setting somewhere in the admin to not redirect all mobile traffic.

If you've ever been to a site while on your phone and it vibrates the phone and tells you that you have shit infecting you and need to install something, that is what Google is trying to avoid. When you don't do the switch all of your mobile traffic is sold to this kind of redirect. All. So mobile users don't see your site. They see some shady malware ads.

Remove that setting. Go to your site on your phone. Verify you are no longer redirected. Then ask Google to take a look.

Nothing wrong with having ads on your site. It is when you redirect all mobile traffic to something other than the same content desktop users see that Google gets pissy.

Also take note, your daily income will drop dramatically. Mobile redirect traffic is worth say $10 a day on site A, but all other traffic is worth $2 on the same site.

So think of it this way, how can I get cheap, yet sexy traffic and redirect it to this kind of ad? You can bank massive profits on buying low and selling high.