multiple account abuse policy.

[SangNguyen]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

 

[NebulaGlide]

1. Use a new domain name, ip, and email address after your account is blocked (all changed to a new one)
2. Use an anti-detection browser

 

[SangNguyen]

1. Use a new domain name, ip, and email address after your account is blocked (all changed to a new one)
2. Use an anti-detection browser

if the account is blocked then all actions are suspended. how to do that?
can you guide me specifically?
thanks a lot

 

[DIAMOND CREST]

If you're running multiple accounts, very strict abuse detection systems in place. They track IPs, device fingerprints, browser behavior, cookies, and even activity patterns.
Use separate browser profiles or anti-detect tools. Assign unique IP addresses (preferably residential proxies) to each account. Avoid logging into multiple accounts from the same device without isolation

 

[jason haney]

if these are agency accounts then, your manager account is flagged.
if its non agency , then you are using same domain/subdomain/payment method/

 

[mathunwitting]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

That usually means Google flagged you for running multiple accounts to bypass suspensions or policy violations. If you’ve linked accounts, shared billing info, or used the same assets across accounts, that can trigger it. Best bet is to appeal and explain your case clearly — but it’s a tough one to overturn.

 

[Retracra]

Yeah, that message usually means Google thinks you're trying to run multiple accounts for the same thing in a way that breaks their rules. It’s their way of saying, “you’re trying to get around a ban or policy restriction,” even if that’s not what you were actually doing.


Could be anything from using the same billing info, same IP, reused domain, or even something dumb like logging into multiple accounts from the same browser session. Their system is super sensitive, and once it flags you for “multiple account abuse,” they basically think you’re up to something shady—even if it was an honest mistake.


If you just got the warning, you might be able to appeal and explain the situation clearly, but to be real, once this policy hits, it’s usually hard to reverse unless you have solid proof that you didn’t break the rules.


If you’re trying to start fresh, make sure everything is clean—new Google account, new billing, fresh domain or well-changed existing one, new IP, no cookies or shared logins. Like, zero connection to anything suspended. Otherwise, they’ll link it and suspend it again.


If you’re stuck, drop more details—what triggered it, what setup you were using, etc. Might be able to help you troubleshoot it better.

 

[Ads Pioneer]

Multiple account abuse policies occur, most of which are caused by the customer's URL being marked or the environment being marked by Google. Due to the recent continuous improvement of policies, Google previously displayed system circumvention policies or hidden policies, but instead multiple account abuse policies + system circumvention occurred.

 

[ACCS GOOFY]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

Causes:

Using the same data (cards, domains, payment details) in different accounts.
Shared IP address or devices with other blocked accounts.


How to avoid the problem in the future?

1. An anti-detect browser
2. Proxy ip geo account proxy (1 proxy-1 account)
3. Bin cards preferably of the geo country
4. Different cards
5. Different domains

 

[HyperNova Ads Agency]

If these are agency accounts, your manager account is flagged. If not, you might be using the same domain, subdomain, or payment method.

 

[Deleted member 2146493]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

What proxies are you using?

What does your setup look like? I mean like what anti detect browser do you use and such?

 

[AuthoritySuccess]

My feeling is mainly due to payment issues.
Have you used your card a lot before?
Try changing to a new card and payment profile,

 

[AdsUnlocker]

There's a lot more to it than that, half the circumventing bans are because of the landing page, so then yes there's the whole part about your setup, everything has to be unique every time, and don't take crap quality on proxies etc. Invest intelligently and it will pass

 

[snkrsresell]

There's a lot more to it than that, half the circumventing bans are because of the landing page, so then yes there's the whole part about your setup, everything has to be unique every time, and don't take crap quality on proxies etc. Invest intelligently and it will pass

No.

 

[AdsUnlocker]

No.

Go ahead and develop I want to laugh

 

[snkrsresell]

Go ahead and develop I want to laugh

I understand your reaction.

In the world of marketing, it's common practice to copy your competitors.

It may seem obvious to get banned for bypassing the systems FOR your landing page, but the truth is, it's not.

It's a very complex issue, involving the risk score of your google ads account (and therefore what google ads will accept from you).

You get banned for bypassing systems in this case, because google had strong enough evidence that you were trying to come back with multiple google ads accounts. Except that for him to be so critical of you included—--

And actually no, I don't feel like giving you any more explanations, I don't like the words you've just said, so I'll leave you to your misery.

Good luck to you.

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

That error usually means your accounts share some digital fingerprint, same IP, device, browser environment, or payment method. Google catches this through ASN checks, cookies, webGL/canvas fingerprinting, and more. To avoid the “multiple account abuse” flag, each account needs full isolation: use a dedicated mobile proxy (real carrier ASN, not datacenter), a properly configured antidetect browser, and unique payment methods. Even small overlaps between setups can trigger instant bans.

 

[Mohamed Ziani]

Yeah, I saw that error before. It means Google thinks you're using too many accounts or doing something wrong. You should send an appeal and explain your case. Also, try not to use the same IP, billing info, or domains on different accounts.

 

[DuoPlus]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

use different devices for your accounts, or you can use proxy, or some antidetect browser or even DuoPlus cloud phone. Now the new register can have one-month free cloud phone.

 

[DuoPlus]

Can someone help me with a Google Ads account issue? It's showing the message: 'Your account violated the circumventing systems: multiple account abuse policy'."

buy proxy for every accounts or use the antidetect browsers or some antidetect cloud phone