Google Shopping Ads for Replicas

[Wrkmail]

Recently I lost a Google Merchant Center account that had successfully been using to run shopping ads for several years without any issues. I appealed the reason for rejection but itt keeps getting rejectetd and I have no hope of recovering the account.

Search & Display results have varied results and nothing comes close in with the proven results I have had with shopping ads. I really need to run shopping ads again.

Is buying an aged merchant center account and option and if so a good idea?

 

[yutalersa]

Buying aged GMCs is hit or miss, most are already flagged or tied to old violations . I’ve seen them die after first product sync
Better approach: new clean entity (domain + business + feed), warm it slow with legit-looking products, then gradually slip replicas in
Also fix feed quality + site trust signals, Shopping is stricter now, brute forcing it rarely lasts long

 

[jason haney]

many niche's which were profitable earlier are now restricted by google. however there are people, still using PMAX and display ads to compensate the loss in recent months. Aged GMC is of no use to you.
unlearn everything that worked with google. watch-out your competitors. if he is doing it, you can do it.
Best of luck.

 

[AaronMalone2827]

Yeah, this has become a pretty common mess lately.

Once an old Merchant Center goes down, the problem usually isn't just replacing the ads account itself — it's everything connected to it after that: feed history, site trust, verification signals, and whatever footprint got attached to the old setup in the first place.

A lot of people think they only need "another account", but in practice shopping tends to get ugly again fast if the underlying setup hasn't changed.

 

[xcreator22]

Buying an aged GMC is honestly your only viable move for pushing replicas on Shopping, provided you pair it with a very strict cloaking setup. If you just connect a bought merchant account to your old suspended domain or use the same hardware footprint, Google will instantly nuke it.

 

[pancholipratik]

Yes, it will help and add cloaking and you should be fine. It might take some time for you to get used to it but you'll thank me later

 

[Powerful Tiger Ads]

Recently I lost a Google Merchant Center account that had successfully been using to run shopping ads for several years without any issues. I appealed the reason for rejection but itt keeps getting rejectetd and I have no hope of recovering the account.

Search & Display results have varied results and nothing comes close in with the proven results I have had with shopping ads. I really need to run shopping ads again.

Is buying an aged merchant center account and option and if so a good idea?

Simply replacing the GMC is far from enough, you also need to change the domain, it is best to modify the product information before re-uploading, as Google really does check for linked data.. how's going bro?

 

[alitech]

before looking at another account, if the account has a solid history, I would concentrate on figuring out what changed. if the original problem persists, a new or old account won't assist much.

 

[ImMagiC?]

I don't think your problem solves with an aged GMC as users mostly use it for black hat niches.

Aged GMC is not a thing and we have many scammers like 99% are scamming. Try to contact google support directly or ask an agency to do it for you. Don't even think about buying one!!!

 

[Good_Agency_Ads]

That old GMC account is of no use to you.

Start fresh with:
A new domain and brand
An email address, IP address, and browser fingerprint that have never been used with Google Ads
A new payment method
A white page that is error-free, ensuring every button is fully functional and clickable