Alternative method identifier

Does Google ban same payment identifier across all alternative methods?

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BraveGuy

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Hey there!

Mostly, I am not a PPC guy. However, lately, I've been running few campaigns with all traditional secure flows.

The question is that in the Google there are couple of alternative payment methods, whereas identifier may be the same, i.e. "payment account id" or "phone number" or anything else.

I wonder if the same ID used on two accounts, but using the different method, do you get instaban as well?



Please don't start it like OH GOD YOU JUST SUGGESTED THEM AN IDEA, NOW WE WILL DIE & STUFF. If you know that — they know that. Face it. If it still works, then it is just because they are too lazy to fix it or it is too pricey in the current world.
 
You will get banned. And when one account is banned it will fall very hard all your linked details of account will fall one after other.
 
You will get banned. And when one account is banned it will fall very hard all your linked details of account will fall one after other.
Thanks for your reply! I think all the same.

But I'll try to be a bit more precise there. Most systems that I've worked with across the internet (tons of payment systems as well) use concatenation of "identifier" + "payment method" to submit the check on the unique payment method.

In the Google, there are also some e-wallets and banking options, which are provided to make the payment. The example I am thinking on looks like that:
Google has 2 payment methods that both use e-mail (example) as identifier. I did make one churn-n-burn payment using "[email protected]" (this one does not exist) e-mail on one account. Then got another account, where I did use the same e-mail, but using the different method. I wonder if I oblige that account to die with the first one.

That works with bank cards every time for sure. But there's a little difference: bank cards are just one payment method, where you put in different identifiers. Using another method may be a bit different.
 
I suggest use your friends or family bank details never give alternative bank details with your name also. Everything happens in a blink of eye. And you know how great google team replies when you say why account is banned.

i suggest go with friends and family bank details just make sure names don't repeat
 
Thanks for your reply! I think all the same.

But I'll try to be a bit more precise there. Most systems that I've worked with across the internet (tons of payment systems as well) use concatenation of "identifier" + "payment method" to submit the check on the unique payment method.

In the Google, there are also some e-wallets and banking options, which are provided to make the payment. The example I am thinking on looks like that:
Google has 2 payment methods that both use e-mail (example) as identifier. I did make one churn-n-burn payment using "[email protected]" (this one does not exist) e-mail on one account. Then got another account, where I did use the same e-mail, but using the different method. I wonder if I oblige that account to die with the first one.

That works with bank cards every time for sure. But there's a little difference: bank cards are just one payment method, where you put in different identifiers. Using another method may be a bit different.


Certain services use a different payment method/profiles

So you may have the chance

The payment method for Google stands at the tip of the hierarchy of all Google services

Therefore

If you create an ads account with one account and also want to use same account for Google clouds services

You will be force to use the same profile ID though you may use a different card

Some times

You may be required to create another payment profile supposed your first pay!ent on Google was for an app on playstore
 
Hello there!

Recently, added banned alternative payment method identifier on a few fresh accounts (as I don't want to spoil the bigger ones for sure). Two instabanned, one is still on (didn't run ads yet).
 
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