You view the HTML source of the page in your browser and search for image name.

 
Take the text ad at the top of the following web page for instance:
http://www.bleu-wizard.com/dinosaur.
What would you say given your experience working with graphics is the full IMG tag for
that text ad with the values at the end of the IMG tag interpolated? That is with sample variables/values such as tref, win_name, etc. interpolated.
 
To make determining this easier here is the IMG tag URL with sample values at the end prior to being interpolated:
http://bdv.bidvertiser.com/BidVertiser.dbm?pid=31459&bid=76104&tref_DIF=1&REF=&=1&WIN_NAME=null&enparams2_tref

Before anyone asks me here is the definition of "interpolate"

interpolate
One entry found for interpolate.

Main Entry: in·ter·po·late
Pronunciation: in-'t&r-p&-"lAt
Function: verb
Inflected Form(s): -lat·ed; -lat·ing
Etymology: Latin interpolatus, past participle of interpolare to refurbish, alter, interpolate, from inter- + -polare (from polire to polish)
transitive verb
1 a : to alter or corrupt (as a text) by inserting new or foreign matter b : to insert (words) into a text or into a conversation
2 : to insert between other things or parts : INTERCALATE
3 : to estimate values of (data or a function) between two known values
intransitive verb : to make insertions (as of estimated values)
 

An img tag provides the path to an image and the name of the image. The url reflects that path and name. Here is the url to your avatar: http://www.freeimghosting.com/images/Aaron/p1128557142302_106x150.jpg

In this case the image name is p1128557142302_106x150.jpg.

The path is everything prior to the image name in the url.

An image tag does not point to text.

How anyone could interpolate the values without access to the data source is beyond me but maybe it's doable.

please see the other thread where the issue of text versus img has been discussed.

If there is an image, you can often right click the image and select view image... or on a mac I think you can hold down the mouse and get what windows users would refer to as the "right click menu" where the view image option is available. At this point, the address bar should show you the URL (ie address) for the image file. Since the ads you are displaying are TEXT there is no image to right click on and no url for the image (as has been stated numerous times in the other thread).

Also, as mentioned in the other thread, it is probably not going to be possible to figure out the missing parts of the URL... especially since at this point there does not seem to be anything missing.

Stat Checker's customer service could have been in error when they told me that I would need the full "Image" tag URL. Regardless it appears that what I require is the full tag to the text ad in URL format. Also thank you for all of your help so far. 

leighsww I won't be locking this as long as it doesn't go in circles

DoctorLight I still don't understand why you can't use BidVertisers stats.
According to http://www.bidvertiser.com/ you can:

Have you tried logging in there and looking at the stats they provide?

DoctorLight , you had 2 threads open on a similar topic which is more than enough.

Anyway at least we are getting somewhere now

What about my question about using the stats that BidVertisers provides.
Have you tried that?
It makes a lot more sense to directly use those stats and should make life a lot easier for you.
If you haven't tried that please do!