My own aged Gmail accounts are getting nulled, why?

[kimjensen]

So, I have a large list of Gmail accounts that I have created and used over the years, and some of these are starting to get nulled with messages that say 'disabled due to suspicious activity'.
I haven't really done anything suspicious, and I am wondering what would be triggering this. Since some of the accounts are several years old I expected these to be safe and solid by now.

 

[Ashk881]

So, I have a large list of Gmail accounts that I have created and used over the years, and some of these are starting to get nulled with messages that say 'disabled due to suspicious activity'.
I haven't really done anything suspicious, and I am wondering what would be triggering this. Since some of the accounts are several years old I expected these to be safe and solid by now.

They tied to account on a single computer. You probably tried sending a lot of messages at once.

 

[kimjensen]

I very rarely send any messages from these, so they are not used for spam, etc.
I do access some via a VPN but, these days VPNs aren't anything special and many regular users use them.

 

[RobberyADS]

Google can detect them as spam, it doesn't matter how old they are.

 

[kimjensen]

Google can detect them as spam, it doesn't matter how old they are.

I am sure they can, but in this case the accounts aren't used for spam, so this is why I am confused.

 

[kelvin.thechamp]

I very rarely send any messages from these, so they are not used for spam, etc.
I do access some via a VPN but, these days VPNs aren't anything special and many regular users use them.

many vpns especially used by many other users are mostly blacklisted aka spamlisted ips use mobile proxies and try to not use same pc/hardware to login and u will be just fine

 

[SirLouen]

I do access some via a VPN but, these days VPNs aren't anything special and many regular users use them.

Its fine to open a gmail account from a VPN that has had a long history of use

But its not fine to open a gmail account that was created, "aged" and then opened with a VPN

Nowadays, like many other social media, google products monitor not only age but the right activity. So now, the right way to put a Gmail account ready to be used, is to make them, warm them and age them (and aging them its not even a major factor anymore, as long as they are rightly warmed up)