Bought an aged Google Ads account… now am second-guessing myself

BoneCrusher10

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Aug 7, 2025

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• Tuesday at 5:05 AM

• #21

If it were me, I would buy a used account. Used accounts have a higher reputation.

 

Good_Agency_Ads

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Dec 21, 2023

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• Tuesday at 9:14 AM

• #22

Without a doubt, choose an aged account.

If the aged account has no previous violation history, it will still be easier to scale your campaigns with an aged account.

 

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Apex_Ghost

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Jul 27, 2026

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• Yesterday at 9:28 PM

• #23

Buying aged accounts helps bypass initial launch filters, but longevity still relies on your post login setup. If you login without static residential proxies matched to the account's original region or immediately ramp spend, Google's risk systems will flag and suspend it regardless of domain age.

 

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Rovzai

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Jul 18, 2026

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• Yesterday at 9:53 PM

• #24

in my experience old google ads accounts are not always better because if the old account has a clean and good history so it can help but i would prefer a new clean account in most cases.

 

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Apex_Ghost

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Jul 27, 2026

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• Yesterday at 9:55 PM

• #25

Rovzai said:

in my experience old google ads accounts are not always better because if the old account has a clean and good history so it can help but i would prefer a new clean account in most cases.

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Fair point a fresh clean account eliminates lingering history issues, but aged accounts give you a higher starting daily spend limit. Ultimately, whether it's new or aged, warming up campaigns gradually and keeping clean proxy hygiene is what prevents instant suspensions.