Gmail multi-accounts

[lonely7]

Hi! I’ve been reading different posts here for a while, and I’ve found answers to many of my questions in other threads. However, now I have a problem that I haven’t found an answer to yet. I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. So, here’s the situation: I have a farm on AdsPower, and I create Gmail accounts on it. As usual, when it asks for a phone number for registration, I buy disposable numbers for receiving SMS on smsactivate. Everything was fine (I’ve been doing this for about 8 months), but for the last 2-3 weeks, I’ve been facing this issue: I create an account like before, and after 2-3 days, it gets blocked. I need to confirm it again via mobile SMS. I buy a disposable number and unlock the account, but I don’t link the number to the email (I checked after the procedure, and there’s no linked number in the settings). After 1-2 days, the email is blocked again. This time, to unlock it, I need to enter the number from the SMS that was sent to the number I used to unlock the email the last time. I tried to choose a different method (because I link a backup email for recovery, as it’s sometimes needed), but it doesn’t let me choose another method. It says they couldn’t confirm that I am the owner of the email. Has anyone encountered this issue? Do you know how it can be resolved? Or should I register in a different way? I would be very grateful for any advice!

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

This issue happens often because Google tightens checks and spots disposable number patterns, especially if your IP or device fingerprint isn’t stable. Even with AdsPower, if the proxies aren’t high quality or the device profile is too similar to others already flagged, accounts can get blocked fast. Many use mobile proxies to get real dynamic residential IPs, which greatly reduces these blocks. Also, linking a more stable number or recycling older profiles can help.

 

[lonely7]

This issue happens often because Google tightens checks and spots disposable number patterns, especially if your IP or device fingerprint isn’t stable. Even with AdsPower, if the proxies aren’t high quality or the device profile is too similar to others already flagged, accounts can get blocked fast. Many use mobile proxies to get real dynamic residential IPs, which greatly reduces these blocks. Also, linking a more stable number or recycling older profiles can help.

I started buying residential proxies on Webshare, but unfortunately the situation hasn’t changed.

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

I started buying residential proxies on Webshare, but unfortunately the situation hasn’t changed.

If you're still getting blocked even after switching to residential proxies, the issue likely comes from burned IP ranges or unstable device fingerprints.

This is common with platforms like Google, especially when using tools like AdsPower with profiles that are too similar or if your IPs are shared with too many users.

At this point, trying mobile proxies can make a real difference. Since mobile IPs rotate constantly and are considered more "natural" by anti-abuse systems, they significantly reduce blocks, especially for tricky stuff like SMS verifications or account creation.

 

[Nproxyio]

I have the same problem, but I think using a temporary phone number may be the main factor in making your account vulnerable to Google. Using a real phone number can help avoid being asked to verify again and again.

 

[ToyBox Marketing]

You can use Gmail, however there are other email vendors you can use as well that can serve a similar purpose. However, if you want to use Gmail, then you can use a number that hasn't been used many times from SMS providers that will help.

 

[Ryan_2]

Many of those numbers might have already been used for previous Gmail registrations. Plus, Google could be tracking your IP address or browser fingerprint.

 

[proxygo]

Hi! I’ve been reading different posts here for a while, and I’ve found answers to many of my questions in other threads. However, now I have a problem that I haven’t found an answer to yet. I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. So, here’s the situation: I have a farm on AdsPower, and I create Gmail accounts on it. As usual, when it asks for a phone number for registration, I buy disposable numbers for receiving SMS on smsactivate. Everything was fine (I’ve been doing this for about 8 months), but for the last 2-3 weeks, I’ve been facing this issue: I create an account like before, and after 2-3 days, it gets blocked. I need to confirm it again via mobile SMS. I buy a disposable number and unlock the account, but I don’t link the number to the email (I checked after the procedure, and there’s no linked number in the settings). After 1-2 days, the email is blocked again. This time, to unlock it, I need to enter the number from the SMS that was sent to the number I used to unlock the email the last time. I tried to choose a different method (because I link a backup email for recovery, as it’s sometimes needed), but it doesn’t let me choose another method. It says they couldn’t confirm that I am the owner of the email. Has anyone encountered this issue? Do you know how it can be resolved? Or should I register in a different way? I would be very grateful for any advice!

can you try paragraphing this - makes it easier to read .

 

[Traff Sell]

Linking backup mail to gmail will help. When Google asks you to verify the number, you click that you do not have access to the number and restore gmail through the backup mail. In 24 hours you will receive a code to your backup mail and that's it

 

[wtf]

Which browser do you use on adspower?

 

[Roko]

The problem might be with numbers used for verification or browser settings that triggers the verification process

Try changing the number provider and use call feature

 

[seodealss]

Gmail has recently tightened security, and disposable numbers are now heavily flagged. Try using real SIM numbers and keep them linked to the account. Also, make sure your AdsPower fingerprint, IP, and browser behavior stay consistent to avoid triggering re-verification.

 

[r2150523]

Change your proxy provider. That'll help for sure. Webshare and similar providers are spammed to death.

 

[BeneficentDeneeksh]

From what you described, I think the issue comes down to two main factors:

• You’re using disposable numbers like smsactivate.
• Google is detecting an unstable environment from your setup, which includes your IP, device fingerprint, or behavior patterns.

Even if you pass the SMS verification once, Gmail often remembers the number used during the unlock. If it’s a shared or disposable number, and you don’t permanently link it to the account, Gmail may ask for it again. If you can’t access the same number, the account gets stuck. Here’s what I’d recommend:

• Avoid disposable SMS numbers for Gmail. Use real SIM cards if possible, or a reliable OTP provider that lets you get the same number again later.
• Since you’re using AdsPower, make sure each browser profile has a stable fingerprint. You can also test other antidetect (Multilogin, Hidemyacc, GoLogin, etc.).
• Use clean proxies. Mobile or static residential proxies are better than datacenter or rotating ones.
• If you can, try registering some accounts on a mobile device with 4G. Google tends to trust mobile registrations more.

Gmail has become very strict, and short-term setups don’t last anymore. Hope this helps, and good luck keeping your accounts safe.

 

[Traffic Coon]

Have registered 15 accounts for personal purposes within three weeks. Each account have unique antidetect browser profile, personal sim-linked to this account and residential proxy. Six accounts get suspended with message: "It looks like this account was created or used with multiple other accounts ..." all accounts pass appeal process and get back, but several days after some of this account suspended again...
Don't do anything with all of this accounts, just signup for Gmail and attach YouTube...
I don't have any idea what is wrong.

 

[lekas]

Hi! I’ve been reading different posts here for a while, and I’ve found answers to many of my questions in other threads. However, now I have a problem that I haven’t found an answer to yet. I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. So, here’s the situation: I have a farm on AdsPower, and I create Gmail accounts on it. As usual, when it asks for a phone number for registration, I buy disposable numbers for receiving SMS on smsactivate. Everything was fine (I’ve been doing this for about 8 months), but for the last 2-3 weeks, I’ve been facing this issue: I create an account like before, and after 2-3 days, it gets blocked. I need to confirm it again via mobile SMS. I buy a disposable number and unlock the account, but I don’t link the number to the email (I checked after the procedure, and there’s no linked number in the settings). After 1-2 days, the email is blocked again. This time, to unlock it, I need to enter the number from the SMS that was sent to the number I used to unlock the email the last time. I tried to choose a different method (because I link a backup email for recovery, as it’s sometimes needed), but it doesn’t let me choose another method. It says they couldn’t confirm that I am the owner of the email. Has anyone encountered this issue? Do you know how it can be resolved? Or should I register in a different way? I would be very grateful for any advice!

Google's tightening security, so disposable SMS numbers get flagged and cause repeated locks. To keep accounts stable use a consistent phone/recovery method, cleaner device/IP profiles, warm accounts slowly, and avoid disposable numbers. Once Google tags an account as risky it’s hard to fix, better to switch to a more stable creation flow.

 

[V]

Google's tightening security, so disposable SMS numbers get flagged and cause repeated locks.

Exactly. Over the past few months, Google has made it increasingly tough to create and maintain accounts. I’m not sure what works to bypass this right now, but I’m testing a few things myself.

 

[cervantesdigital]

Have you tried the GoLogin and BrowserStack duo?

 

[Linkiva]

Same here, temporary numbers seem to trigger Google’s repeated checks; using a real phone number usually cuts down on re-verifications.

 

[lemi78]

Yes with antidetect browser and residential proxies it doesn't work any more. I bought 5 Gmail accounts old good accounts and log in, after 2 days Google disabled all accounts