Xomba claims are 100% accurate - According to one Xomba Member - Xomba really splits adsense revenue!

According to one Xomba member, Xomba does exactly what they promise and has asked me not to spread negative comments about Xomba before doing proper research. Her Xomba name is "rownak" and this is her Xomba address: http://www.xomba.com/user/rawnak

So this is what she has posted on Xomba after reading my article "Xomba really splits ad revenue?" . Her comments actually tell step by step how to monitor ad revenue earned through articles posted on Xomba.

Rawnak Comment Starts here:

hi, flarekit. I can see that you are new to this site. I checked out your blog too. I can't see how yo could have possibly made $5 out of it? I have a blog too and I can say that it is doing much better, still it took me a long time to make $5 out of it.
I would advice you to first ask and clear your doubts before you go around posting negative comments about any site.
There are many people here, and most of all Nick, who is the owner, himself, who would have cleared your doubts in a jiffy. Just send a private message to "Nick" and you'll get your answers.
I have been an active member of this site for more than a year and have made more money on Xomba than any other site. The way to track your money is through the Google Adsense account. Here is how you go about it.
1. Log in to your Google adsense account and Click on the "Adsense Setup" tab that's on top.
2. Click on "Channels" tab that appears on the bottom tabs.
3. You will find Adsense for content/Adsense for search written with options of "Customs Channels/URL channels.
In Adsense for Content - Choose "URL Channels"
4. A box opens up with "Add New URL Channels" written next to it.
Click on :"Add New URL Channels"
Here in the box that is provided, you should add your content, bytes or blurbs individually (Copy and paste the url channels into the box) like this:http://www.xomba.com/xomba_really_splits_ad_revenue
You can add a total of 200 such URL channels.
5. Once you have added all the channels that you want to track (they can be from any adsense sharing website pages, including your blog), you should click the "Add Channels" button below.
6. Now check all the boxes in front of the URLs. You can do this by simply checking the box in front of "URL". Once that is done, Go to the window that says "Actions" next to "Add New URL Channels" and from the drop down menu select "Activate Checked".
There. Now you are ready to track your adsense. See the money that each of your post is making in detail. all information is provided by Google Adsense. Xomba shares its revenue, like it says, 50/50. That means, 50% of the clicks go to Xomba and the rest 50% comes to you.
Hope this will clear all your doubts.