2 accounts banned the same day

[KeywordOrbit]

Just create 4 more and get back on the horse. It's a numbers game now.

 

[Ruslan0001]

Yeah thats absolutly normal practice, accounts are getting banned very often nowdays. If your running black hat verticals and catching bans frequently, pay atention to your technical setup and cloaker, google will never tell you the real reason for the ban. We launch about 20 accs per day and only half of them actualy work fine, but for our niche thats a pretty good result.

 

[PhoneGrid]

Some people say that Google's current policy is to block everyone, and real people will appeal, and they will usually get their accounts back, lol...

 

[KeywordOrbit]

Some people say that Google's current policy is to block everyone, and real people will appeal, and they will usually get their accounts back, lol...

It was like this a couple of years ago but these days you don't get banned right away, instead you get hit with the verification up front instead. They are verification heavy now.

 

[PhoneGrid]

It was like this a couple of years ago but these days you don't get banned right away, instead you get hit with the verification up front instead. They are verification heavy now.

I've tried it, and there's no absolute answer. Some verify immediately, some ban immediately, and some bypass verification altogether. It all depends on luck, haha.

 

[Sarcasti Cat]

Don’t focus only on how many accounts are getting banned. First find the common trigger between the banned accounts and fix that part.

 

[winkle]

Check what banned accounts had in common, like the website, payment method, ads or account details. this can help you find the reason for the bans.

 

[Apex_Ghost]

When multiple accounts go down at the same time, it's usually caused by shared footprint variables like linked payment profiles/BINs, overlapping proxy IP subnets, or identical DOM elements across landing pages. Keeping every account's payment methods, static residential IPs, and hosting environments strictly isolated is key to preventing cascading bans.