My Google Ads accounts keep getting suspended for circumventing systems and I can't seem to get around it. We run nutra offers here, and usually, the account would only get suspended after we scaled to around $50k. But now, whenever I launch a black ad, the account gets suspended, sometimes even sooner, at very low budgets. Do you have any idea what might be causing this? We have already analyzed everything possible within our infrastructure, such as IPs, code, and the like. Our accounts always get suspended at the same time, even though they don't share the same IP, proxy, or anything similar.
Frequent suspension for circumventing systems
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Rank Hunt
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- Jun 13, 2025
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Hello, If different IPs and setups are still getting hit, there’s probably a common signal beyond infrastructure. I’d check billing details, domains, landing pages, creatives, and account behavior especially since nutra can trigger stricter policy reviews.
Some people are experiencing this (including myself) even on campaign launch with the white page. Personally 8/10 times i am able to pass it when its suspended at the start, but if its during later stage of your campaign its getting very hard to appeal.
I think you have a pattern being recognized on your campaigns/white pages.
I think you have a pattern being recognized on your campaigns/white pages.
Sweet little problem
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- Aug 17, 2026
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Yes, google looks at more than just IPs and proxies, check the exact suspension reason and review the ad account and landing page for anything that may trigger the Circumventing Systems policy.
EmberVoyager
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- Jun 23, 2026
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Maybe look beyond the technical setup, the ad copy landing page offer and business information can all be signals so different IPs alone may not explain the pattern.
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I think the scaling part here is very important. Your accs are surviving tille 50k, but you are getting suspended after that.
So this doesn't look like a triggering some kind of risk signal at the beginning.
Here spending itself is the trigger. Scaling and budgeting would have triggered some kind of review
So If it happens with same policy error across all campaigns, we need to check the message.
So this doesn't look like a triggering some kind of risk signal at the beginning.
Here spending itself is the trigger. Scaling and budgeting would have triggered some kind of review
So If it happens with same policy error across all campaigns, we need to check the message.
mrqwerty77
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- Mar 8, 2022
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Right now, Google is experiencing a lot of turbulence. In such times, we warm up accounts with at least $200 for a white‑label website. The most important thing is that the website should be on the same domain as your black‑hat offer.
theblackman
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- Jul 31, 2026
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Yes, you must look at the common signals across the accounts because different IPs or proxies don’t necessarily mean Google will see them as unrelated.