Google asking again for SMS verification days after account creation

[YoungB11]

Hey guys,

I want to create a strong Google Ads MCC account long-term for my new company to manage multiple Ad accounts. I don't plan to churn & burn or use it for any blackhat purposes.

The problem is that after warming the new browser profile, creating the Gmail account and verifying it with SMS, now a few days after when I log in to the Gmail account with the same browser without touching anything, is asking to verify with SMS again because it detected unusual activity... Other services such as Twitter are asking me to verify with SMS too when I create accounts with them. So, I'm not exactly sure if this is an indicator that my setup is wrong and I'm getting flagged. I don't know if I should continue to warm up this profile before creating the Google ads account with all the legit info or if this is flagged and I should give up on it and start another one.

I'm using a VPS with Dolphin anty browser + Static Residential IP in the US.

Will this account be good to go if I keep browsing like a normal person for a few days more and verifying when necessary to increase the trust of the profile before creating a Google ads account or should I start with another one because is already flagged?

 

[goldmanellen755]

Yes, it's better to change the account, you can't restore trust in the profile, it's already marked.
This often happens with Dolphin, for a while there was no such problem, but it returned again, try https://gologin.com/ or https://multilogin.com/, there is a free access to test.

 

[YoungB11]

Yes, it's better to change the account, you can't restore trust in the profile, it's already marked.
This often happens with Dolphin, for a while there was no such problem, but it returned again, try https://gologin.com/ or https://multilogin.com/, there is a free access to test.

Alright, thank you so much for your response. But how do I know that this is a problem with Dolphin itself and not an IP/Proxy issue? What's the reason behind it and what else should I check if I switch to another anti-detect browser?

 

[goldmanellen755]

Alright, thank you so much for your response. But how do I know that this is a problem with Dolphin itself and not an IP/Proxy issue? What's the reason behind it and what else should I check if I switch to another anti-detect browser?

Yes, it's easier to try the free version, if there are no problems, then switch to another antidetect

 

[perlocker]

1. you should not create gmail from computer
2.Gmail must be outdated.
3.Proxy should be of high quality, preferably mobile

Hey guys,

I want to create a strong Google Ads MCC account long-term for my new company to manage multiple Ad accounts. I don't plan to churn & burn or use it for any blackhat purposes.

The problem is that after warming the new browser profile, creating the Gmail account and verifying it with SMS, now a few days after when I log in to the Gmail account with the same browser without touching anything, is asking to verify with SMS again because it detected unusual activity... Other services such as Twitter are asking me to verify with SMS too when I create accounts with them. So, I'm not exactly sure if this is an indicator that my setup is wrong and I'm getting flagged. I don't know if I should continue to warm up this profile before creating the Google ads account with all the legit info or if this is flagged and I should give up on it and start another one.

I'm using a VPS with Dolphin anty browser + Static Residential IP in the US.

Will this account be good to go if I keep browsing like a normal person for a few days more and verifying when necessary to increase the trust of the profile before creating a Google ads account or should I start with another one because is already flagged?

 

[YoungB11]

Yes, it's easier to try the free version, if there are no problems, then switch to another antidetect

I think you didn't understand my question. What I'd like to know is what makes you think that this is a problem with the Dolphin browser instead of the Proxy/IP quality?

 

[jaroule]

I think you didn't understand my question. What I'd like to know is what makes you think that this is a problem with the Dolphin browser instead of the Proxy/IP quality?

the only answer is to test with an other antidetect or normal browser, then u can get the answer sometimes the only way to know an answer is to try so many things