If they're saying you have 87 infractions, I doubt you'll be getting your payments or your account reinstated. People struggle getting their accounts back with 1-2 infractions.. let alone 87.
Whatever you were doing whether it be your methods of traffic or the way you had your ads setup on your site, I would suggest just making the necessary changes and doing it the right way.. and if you're not going to do it the right way, atleast be a little more slick about whatever it is you were doing.
Did you used any blackhat method to increase your conversions? tell the truth...
All my traffic is legit email based traffic. 99.99% us based. No honestly no blackhat methods used.
This is what I recieved. It is absolutely undeniably not true in any way shape or form.
I host sites with current events viral junkfood type content. No porn, no games, no redirects..... I'm sure it's an error... There just needs to be a human to see the appeal, or look into it.
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This email is to alert you that your AdSense account was found to be non-compliant with our AdSense program policies and as a result, your
AdSense account has been disabled.
Current account status: Disabled
Action required: None
Violation explanation
Why was this action taken against my account:
Publishers are not permitted to encourage users to click on Google ads in any way. This includes any implementation that may cause accidental clicks, such as:
- Placing ads near clickable content such as flash games, site links, or any navigation bars
- Implementing the ads in a way that they might be mistaken for other site or app content
- Ad implementation which can be overlapped with drop-down or expandable content
What resources do I have to keep my account safe:
- Program guidelines
- Policy refreshers to keep your account safe
As stated in our Program policies, we may not show Google ads on pages or apps with little or no value and/or excessive advertising to the user. This includes pages or apps that are scraping or rewriting of content from other sources without adding value. Please see Google’s Webmaster quality guidelines for thin content with little or no added value for more information.
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As stated in our Program policies, we may not show Google ads on pages or apps with content that is sexually suggestive or intended to sexually arouse. This includes, but is not limited to:
- pornographic images, videos, or games
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