Need Honest Advice on Google Ads Suspensions & Proxy Setup

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Hey everyone,


I’ve been managing multiple Google Ads accounts, mainly for eCommerce campaigns(blackhat). I used to create and run these accounts from my own IP, but recently, a lot of them have been getting suspended.


Just today, five of my accounts were taken down immediately after launching campaigns. The suspension reasons were:
– Multiple Account Abuse Policy
– Business Doesn't Comply with Terms and Conditions



At this point, I suspect my IP has been flagged by Google. I’ve heard about using Mobile 4G Proxies, ISP Proxies, and also using anti-detect browsers to reduce the risk of detection. But I’m overwhelmed and stressed — I really need your honest advice.

Here’s what I need help with:

  1. Which proxy type is best right now? (4G Mobile, ISP, or Residential)
  2. Reliable providers you recommend for proxies
  3. Best anti-detect browsers (e.g., AdsPower, Multilogin, GoLogin, Incogniton — which one do you actually trust?)
  4. Do I really need to use a cloaker ?
Your honest and experienced feedback would mean a lot. I'm trying to stabilize my setup and avoid further account losses. Thank you in advance!
 
Yeah, you really should switch to 4G mobile proxies. Also, try not to reuse any cards, IPs, devices, or phone numbers. Google’s catching onto patterns faster than ever.
 
based on my personal experience, the proxy i use for google ads is residential. i just use proxies from a local provider, since using proxies from foreign countries to run ads feels too risky. the antidetect browser i'm using is hidemyacc. i haven’t tried using a cloaker yet.
 
Yeah, you really should switch to 4G mobile proxies. Also, try not to reuse any cards, IPs, devices, or phone numbers. Google’s catching onto patterns faster than ever.
Quick question: Can mobile 4G proxies be used on a laptop?
 
based on my personal experience, the proxy i use for google ads is residential. i just use proxies from a local provider, since using proxies from foreign countries to run ads feels too risky. the antidetect browser i'm using is hidemyacc. i haven’t tried using a cloaker yet.
I Used IPRoyal ISP proxies . Just to clarify — if I buy a proxy from a seller on social media, how can I verify that it’s clean and reliable?
 
1+2. We use 4g mobile proxy for many of our clients, and it works like a charm.
3. Definitely AdsPower. Simple interface, easy to use, setup, and share. We use it with many of our clients for the last 2 years and havent got any problems
4. For blackhat, it is always recommended to use cloaker. I recommend adspect.
 
1+2. We use 4g mobile proxy for many of our clients, and it works like a charm.
3. Definitely AdsPower. Simple interface, easy to use, setup, and share. We use it with many of our clients for the last 2 years and havent got any problems
4. For blackhat, it is always recommended to use cloaker. I recommend adspect.
Quick question: Can mobile 4G proxies be used on a Computer?
 
all of us are using computer, no worries. also i think that isp or residental are just fine
Where did you purchase your mobile 4G proxy? I'm currently using IPRoyal ISP proxies for other tasks, but not for Managing Google Ads accounts.
 
If your own IP is now tainted, the single biggest boost you can give your setup is to move entirely off any public datacenter ranges and into genuinely clean, end-user lines. Right now the most resilient option for Google Ads is real 4G/5G mobile proxies — each line comes from a carrier network and carries the natural trust signals of a smartphone. You’ll pay a premium (typically $5–$10 per line per month) but in my experience those mobile routes survive account launches that would get ISP or residential pools flagged almost instantly.
 
Yeah, you really should switch to 4G mobile proxy also, try not to reuse any card, IPs, devices, or phone numbers. Google’s catching onto patterns faster than ever
 
I believe you're good as long as you don't get captcha when run google search. IP doesn't matter as much as your system (meaning fingerprint and cookies from other websites).
 
If your own IP is now tainted, the single biggest boost you can give your setup is to move entirely off any public datacenter ranges and into genuinely clean, end-user lines. Right now the most resilient option for Google Ads is real 4G/5G mobile proxies — each line comes from a carrier network and carries the natural trust signals of a smartphone. You’ll pay a premium (typically $5–$10 per line per month) but in my experience those mobile routes survive account launches that would get ISP or residential pools flagged almost instantly.
Where did you purchase your mobile 4G/5G proxy?
 
I believe you're good as long as you don't get captcha when run google search. IP doesn't matter as much as your system (meaning fingerprint and cookies from other websites).
I've had over 50 accounts suspended on my IP. Could you recommend a good setup or solution?
 
yeah, we also experiencing more suspension with our clients recently. Good luck.
If there is any problems, feel free to dm me!
I plan to create the ads account using a 4G proxy. When it comes to warming it up, should I continue using the same 4G proxy or switch to a residential proxy for that stage?
 
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