This is probably not a great place to ask that question.

What do you suggest?

Finding a new business model.

Do you not know that Google has tried to eliminate the arbitrage model altogether?

A couple of years ago if I remember correctly?

What is the best place to ask the question?

Here's a quote from the AdSense Program Policies [google.com]:

Publishers using online advertising to drive traffic to pages showing Google ads must comply with the spirit of Google's Landing Page Quality Guidelines [adwords.google.com]. For instance, if you advertise for sites participating in the AdSense program, the advertising should not be deceptive to users.

While I can't speak to specific cases, I urge you to take a hard look at your business model to determine whether your site will be a good fit for the AdSense program.

ASA

What is the best place to ask the question?

In your head, before you do anything you might regret later. You've been noticed by ASA, and warned by him and others.

If I were you, I'd rethink this idea. Doing this could get you banned from AdSense. Not a certainty, perhaps, but since AdSense bans are for life, do you really want to risk losing access to the best program of its kind for the foreseeable future?

A couple of years ago if I remember correctly?

Indeed. There's a 3-part, 29-page thread series started in May 2007 about exactly that: AdSense Disabling Arbitrage Accounts by June 1st [webmasterworld.com]. Good luck digesting that, fernell011. Alternatively, I suggest you just follow the advice given here. Find a different and preferably better, honest, long-term business model.