What to do if your google adsense account is blocked. Recovering your adsense account - Forum about internet marketing. Account blocking for invalid traffic or violation of rules

29.07.2006, 00:12

Some time ago, the “Google AdSense team” closed my account due to violation of the rules.
I’ll be honest, I broke the rules and clicked on banners. But he did it stupidly and unconsciously.
After closing, I wrote to them saying that I realize my mistake, I repent and this will not happen again in the future.
But they are of no use.
I’m writing to you to find out how you can restore your account or register a new one under the same name and email address?

Thanks for the advice. :)

29.07.2006, 00:26

As the saying goes, “ignorance of the rules is no excuse from responsibility.”

And as far as I know, two accounts cannot be registered at the same email address.

Try to guess what other way you can cash checks without going to your address.

P.S. I just realized, maybe this is the reason why Google doesn’t want to pay in adsense through Google Checkout

29.07.2006, 00:32

And as far as I know, two accounts cannot be registered at the same email address.

Definitely not. blame your relatives.

29.07.2006, 00:45

Definitely not. blame your relatives.

Can I leave the name and website the same?
And one more question.

29.07.2006, 01:13

When registering, can I write down the postal address of the lantern, and then, when everything is in order, register my old one?

Just indicate the recipient's name correctly, because... it is almost impossible to change it.

29.07.2006, 01:16

Can I leave the name and website the same?
And one more question.
When registering, can I write down the postal address of the lantern, and then, when everything is in order, register my old one?

You can name the Ivanov Ivanov Ivanovichs, several thousand, I think-)
indicate any site.

29.07.2006, 02:54

indicate any site.
Is it okay that they will check him?! :)

29.07.2006, 03:01

Is it okay that they will check him?!
They check the first one, indicate the most worthy one (if there is one).
Next, add the code to any of your websites without specifying it.

29.07.2006, 11:46

If you start running your newly registered AdSense on the same sites where you ran your closed account, there is a 99% chance that the new one will be closed as well.

29.07.2006, 12:29

Because they track by URL, there are not such fools there :)

29.07.2006, 13:21

Do you think it is possible to constantly send letters asking to restore your account?
Cry, apologize and promise not to repeat such mistakes in the future.

29.07.2006, 13:30

30.07.2006, 06:59

you can specify the CapitalCollect address. I advise you to forget about the old sites on which Adsense ran, they will close it down sooner or later. If you have reconsidered your attitude towards cheating, it’s better to start from scratch and honestly. By clicking on your own you will earn pennies, but with normal traffic you will earn much more

Previously, Edsins sent a PIN code by regular mail, if you indicate the capitalcollect address, will they accept the PIN normally or are they no longer sending the PIN?

30.07.2006, 07:07

LCD,

30.07.2006, 07:16

LCD,
They send it, but it hasn’t arrived for two months...

Well, if he doesn’t come, you won’t get the money, that’s the whole problem..

30.07.2006, 10:48

LCD,
They send it, but it hasn’t arrived for two months...
Strange, I came to see a friend 3 weeks ago. It took 2 weeks.

30.07.2006, 19:20

If it doesn’t arrive after three attempts, it will be sent by e-mail.

30.07.2006, 19:20

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30.07.2006, 19:26

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31.07.2006, 04:26

Judging by what they write on English-language forums, in such cases, after trying to register again, Google will still ban you (and most likely not immediately), they will send a letter like:
"It has come to our attention that your account is associated with previously terminated account...".

31.07.2006, 04:33

Well, if he doesn’t come, you won’t get the money, that’s the whole problem..
Already received from this forum without a pin

31.07.2006, 06:28

A company that, from the very beginning of its existence, allowed all of its employees to devote one day a week entirely to working exclusively on personal projects, using any corporate resources, is quite capable of organizing work in such a way as to track down cheaters and no longer let them in the cannon shot.

The only option left for you now is to work through someone you know and not use sites that you have exposed with your previous account. And, of course, work honestly, otherwise a repetition of the previous option is guaranteed.

And writing letters of repentance to Google is now pointless.

Sincerely,
Victor

02.08.2006, 19:31

The only option left for you now is to work through someone you know and not use the sites that you posted with your previous account. And, of course, work honestly, otherwise a repetition of the previous option is guaranteed.

It turns out that I have to register a new account for my relative. Should I write down all his details or just his postal address, and write everything else as my own?

And one more question. If I fill out the form from my computer, will they not be detected by IP?

And writing letters of repentance to Google is now pointless.

Do they ban email or just don’t respond to emails?

04.08.2006, 15:01

04.08.2006, 16:10

Tell me, is it possible to wait about half a year and then register again under the same name?
If you're banned, it's forever. I think if you change the rest of the details (place of residence), IP, then it might work. in the end, everyone has namesakes;) however, problems may arise with getting what you earn.

04.08.2006, 22:49

I've been writing to support for days now, but they haven't responded. It turns out that they simply banned my IP?

04.08.2006, 23:21

05.08.2006, 00:29

Who needs your IP? It’s just that no one is interested in the problems of the next cheater. You’ve already been written enough here, Google doesn’t restore accounts based on apologies, and since you got yourself into trouble, you’ll get problems with registration, cashing out, etc. etc., sorry for the directness. There is no petition in Google, options for continuing to work with Adsense have been chewed up for you, but somehow it seems that they will not help you

Thanks for being direct, but it's worth a try. What if it turns out to be restored? Maybe I'll be the first to have my account restored :):):)

05.08.2006, 03:43

Our people's faith in miracles remains unchanged! :)

05.08.2006, 05:03

I live in a large apartment in a room. Each room is rented by a student. Those. We have 5 people at one address and one common Internet connection. And all five of us have Google accounts registered under different names but at the same address. The checks are coming, there seem to be no problems.

05.08.2006, 13:19

05.08.2006, 14:18

05.08.2006, 14:41

luxs, it's good so far so good. If the account of one of the five is closed for click fraud, everything may turn out completely different.
Maybe there will be problems. Don't know. Only in such “dormitories” live 80% of students abroad - many of whom are active creators of web sites for Google.

05.08.2006, 14:43

05.08.2006, 17:45

I also think that this is not correct. I think that you can simply fine them, take away all the money that was earned and warn you. And if after that, illegal clicks are repeated, then it’s a complete waste of time if they don’t understand the first time.
But they closed me without any warning.

Guys, maybe you can help me write to support about me?
Otherwise I write to them, but they don’t answer.

Please.

If anyone is eager to help me, write me a personal message and I’ll give you all the information about yourself.

And besides, I won’t be in debt.

05.08.2006, 17:58

05.08.2006, 18:24

There are cases of account recovery. People work on Google too, and sometimes they make mistakes. But if you clicked it yourself, then this is hardly possible.
And if a couple of strangers write to Adsense and ask to restore someone else’s account (in my case, mine), then it might work?

05.08.2006, 18:44

But they closed me without any warning.

Don’t you agree to the program rules before registering? There they warn you about everything, that you can’t click, that there will be an ambush...

05.08.2006, 18:47

Don’t you agree to the program rules before registering? There they warn you about everything, that you can’t click, that there will be an ambush...

Did you click yourself? If yes, then fucked... it's up to you

I know people whose AdSense accounts were actually closed for no reason, I feel sorry for them, but nothing can be done either, but for those who clicked on their own, they deserve a ban

The fact of the matter is that I stupidly clicked and only a couple of times.

05.08.2006, 18:56

The fact of the matter is that I stupidly clicked and only a couple of times.
Actually, this is kind of strange. I also sometimes click on advertisements that interest me on my website. For my IP, regardless of the ad, 1 click costs 0 cents. which seems quite correct to me.

05.08.2006, 19:03

Actually, this is kind of strange. I also sometimes click on advertisements that interest me on my website. For my IP, regardless of the ad, 1 click costs 0 cents. which seems quite correct to me.

And you can click on any other person’s account if you want.

What is not clear is that they do not respond to my letters.
Maybe someone can write to them and put in a good word?

I repeat, I will not remain in debt. :)

05.08.2006, 19:13

Maybe there will be problems. Don't know. Only in such “dormitories” live 80% of students abroad - many of whom are active creators of web sites for Google.

And everyone lives in the same room at the same address :-)

05.08.2006, 19:19

And everyone lives in the same room at the same address :-)
Seriously, maybe they won’t close it, but I think that in this case a showdown cannot be avoided.
How do you explain the fact that a lot of people sign up with the CapitalCollect address and so far no one has shared their sad experience?

05.08.2006, 20:42

80% of students abroad live in such “dormitories” - many of whom are active creators of web sites for Google.

I don't think Google's policies are fundamentally different from other large companies like PayPal or Ebay.

You can register any accounts either in your own name or in someone else’s name, to the same addresses, from the same IPs. All this works fine until the company has complaints against you. But if they do arise, they will kill the entire collective farm in one fell swoop. And it’s not a fact that they will restore it, at least it will take a long and tedious time to prove its fluffiness.

One of my friends has been selling professionally on eBay for five years now, selling branded shoes using the simplest scheme. He has a company store near his house. Almost every day there are sales for one thing or another. He buys the sales product and puts it up for auction. The average price difference is 15-20 dollars per pair. Earns 500-700 dollars a day. He has several accounts on Ebay for different types of shoes (which is allowed), plus two accounts on PayPal (which is prohibited), plus duplicate inactive accounts opened many years ago for his wife.

There is this type of fraud - Nigerian. Probably everyone has heard. Now Nigerians are actively working through Europe - they buy goods online, the seller sends it to them by regular mail, because if you send it by UPS or FedEx, due to the high cost, the goods become uncompetitive in price. But regular mail does not provide delivery confirmation when shipping overseas. Nigerians take advantage of this. They receive the goods, claim that they have not received anything and demand a refund. This is a common scheme, those who trade on Ebay know it very well and write it off in advance as a loss of approximately 2% of European purchases. Or simply does not sell the product outside the continental US.

A friend of mine sells 1. only real brand shoes, no fakes, 2. Never argues with customers and even in cases of obvious suspicion of fraud, returns money.

Nevertheless, Ebay received two or three complaints from Europe about the goods not being delivered. This could not have happened, and none of these buyers first demanded a refund. That is, there are obvious machinations of European competitors, those who sell shoes in local markets.

So neither his reputation nor tens of thousands of impeccable sales for each account helped him. They nailed everything at once - all the accounts at the auction, and in the payment system, and the wife’s accounts, which had nothing to do with the case at all.

He has been proving for two months that he is not a camel. Maintains active correspondence and has provided all requested documents and confirmations. So far - no result.

Sincerely,
Victor

05.08.2006, 21:30

He has been proving for two months that he is not a camel. Maintains active correspondence and has provided all requested documents and confirmations. So far - no result.
This is an ambush, in such situations the most offensive thing is...

05.08.2006, 21:50

Let's try?

05.08.2006, 22:25

I have an experiment for you.
Let's try?

You can write everything to Google and ask to restore my account.
Just for experimentation. I would like to check the reaction of the “Google AdSense team”.

Well, what are we going to experiment with?

Calm down.

You have already been caught stealing once, and no one will give you a second chance; this is not accepted in Western business practice. You can forget about having a Google account in your name.

And calling for collective petitions in your defense is ridiculous. You should also contact human rights activists.

Sincerely,
Victor

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