hatoffset_miu
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- Dec 31, 2025
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You should used antidetect browser, and my question is you are using google account with multiple google ads?
Google Ads Accounts Keep Getting Suspended
- Thread starter xgoldengospel
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- Feb 21, 2023
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That’s rough. Losing so many accounts really sucks.
If you’d come across us earlier, those accounts might still be running.
If you’d come across us earlier, those accounts might still be running.
- Feb 21, 2023
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That’s rough. Losing so many accounts really sucks.
If you’d come across us earlier, those accounts might still be running.
- Mar 14, 2025
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I'd recommend taking a break for a while and letting things settle down. When you get back to it, definitely try using an anti-detect browser with a new proxy. It should help avoid raising any red flags and hopefully keep your accounts safe.
imeyopemex67
BANNED
- Dec 21, 2025
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If you are using multiple accounts and in all was in gambling niche most likely you all google ads created in same account will be all banned too
yourhighness
BANNED
- Jan 13, 2026
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Hi please Pm me, I can help. Yes it's due to anti detect browser. You can appeal but need to do it in the right way.
xgoldengospel
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- Oct 8, 2024
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thank you for your response and yes i used antidetect browser now and it helped a lot!
yes, i'm using google account with multiple google ads.. people usually called it "mcc"
xgoldengospel
Newbie
- Oct 8, 2024
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thank you for ur response my friend and i already used anti-detect for about 3 months and my suspended account reduce significant
xgoldengospel
Newbie
- Oct 8, 2024
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yes, it's already happened.. but anti-detect help me a lot to solved that
xgoldengospel
Newbie
- Oct 8, 2024
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well, am i late?
- Dec 21, 2023
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Use an anti-detect browser and a clean IP to receive the accounts.
The email should ideally be a manually created account or one with a custom domain. Do not use an email that has previously received a Google Ads invitation.
If you're using an MCC to receive accounts, keep the real-time account suspension rate below 40%, or even lower.
The email should ideally be a manually created account or one with a custom domain. Do not use an email that has previously received a Google Ads invitation.
If you're using an MCC to receive accounts, keep the real-time account suspension rate below 40%, or even lower.
LUONG VAN VIET
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- Feb 13, 2020
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Most of the advice here covers the basics correctly anti-detect, dedicated proxy, clean payment. But there's a layer that usually gets missed when people are troubleshooting suspensions: MCC structure.
If you're running multiple accounts under one MCC and that MCC gets flagged, the review cascades upward through the manager account. Everything sitting inside it gets pulled into the same review queue. We cap at 20-30 accounts per MCC, and the manager Gmail is created solely for that MCC — never used to log into anything else, never connected to personal accounts, no YouTube history on it.
Most people either skip the MCC layer entirely or dump everything into one manager account. When that one account gets reviewed, the whole operation goes down at once instead of losing one slice.
The other thing worth adding on the warm-up: it's not just about the browser fingerprint at account creation. The Gmail needs behavioral history before it ever touches Google Ads. 3-7 days of normal activity Search, YouTube, some Gmail sends then connect Ads, then wait another 48 hours before launching any campaign. Accounts that skip this and go straight to running campaigns after creation get flagged by automated systems regardless of how clean the proxy and browser setup is.
Payment isolation is also worth being more specific about: one card per account, never reused. Shared billing is one of Google's clearest cross-account signals — if two accounts share a payment method Google already has a confirmed link between them before the campaign even run.
These aren't campaign-level fixes, they're infrastructure fixes. Campaign content is a separate problem.
If you're running multiple accounts under one MCC and that MCC gets flagged, the review cascades upward through the manager account. Everything sitting inside it gets pulled into the same review queue. We cap at 20-30 accounts per MCC, and the manager Gmail is created solely for that MCC — never used to log into anything else, never connected to personal accounts, no YouTube history on it.
Most people either skip the MCC layer entirely or dump everything into one manager account. When that one account gets reviewed, the whole operation goes down at once instead of losing one slice.
The other thing worth adding on the warm-up: it's not just about the browser fingerprint at account creation. The Gmail needs behavioral history before it ever touches Google Ads. 3-7 days of normal activity Search, YouTube, some Gmail sends then connect Ads, then wait another 48 hours before launching any campaign. Accounts that skip this and go straight to running campaigns after creation get flagged by automated systems regardless of how clean the proxy and browser setup is.
Payment isolation is also worth being more specific about: one card per account, never reused. Shared billing is one of Google's clearest cross-account signals — if two accounts share a payment method Google already has a confirmed link between them before the campaign even run.
These aren't campaign-level fixes, they're infrastructure fixes. Campaign content is a separate problem.
- Apr 25, 2024
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Hey, are you still running ads on Google platform? how's going? You might want to consider using compliant creative to warm up the account first