Traffic Exchange advises using splash page to avoid ban by Google

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This is the message posted in traffic exchange, easyhits4u: "Some bloggers have started to cancel their EasyHits4U accounts because of the recently added short warning about Google AdSense ads below our site submission form. But why? As you probably know, receiving impressions of your Google AdSense ads from any traffic exchange is against Google AdSense Policy and may even result in cancellation of your Google AdSense account. Obviously, this doesn't affect neither your site PageRank, nor your site position in Google search results. In our opinion, Google had to add this restriction because they do not like autosurf traffic exchanges and they just have no time or intention to distinguish reputable manual traffic exchanges from autosurfs (pretty hard task, actually). So what's the solution then? Simple, easy, and yet effective — promote splash pages for your blog, in case if it contains Google Adsense ads. This will help you to not only avoid cancellation of your Google AdSense account, but also you can get new subscribers to your blog from these splash pages. Obviously, that's even better than random readers which visit your blog only during their surfing. We are going to create our own splash making service soon for all our members. In the meantime, you can create your own splash pages with any graphics software, or using the TEToolbox or Splash Page Maker programs." What on earth is splash page? Can anyone explain how using splash page can prevent Google from cancelling the account when using traffic exchange? By the way, easyhits4u offer Text Ad option, and banner impressions. Will using either option violate Google Adsense TOS? I do not dare to use traffic exchange for blogs now, use only to advertise my bookstore in lulu.com, which fortunately allows traffic exchange