Gmail multi-accounts

Hi! I’ve been reading different posts here for a while, and I’ve found answers to many of my questions in other threads. However, now I have a problem that I haven’t found an answer to yet. I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. So, here’s the situation: I have a farm on AdsPower, and I create Gmail accounts on it. As usual, when it asks for a phone number for registration, I buy disposable numbers for receiving SMS on smsactivate. Everything was fine (I’ve been doing this for about 8 months), but for the last 2-3 weeks, I’ve been facing this issue: I create an account like before, and after 2-3 days, it gets blocked. I need to confirm it again via mobile SMS. I buy a disposable number and unlock the account, but I don’t link the number to the email (I checked after the procedure, and there’s no linked number in the settings). After 1-2 days, the email is blocked again. This time, to unlock it, I need to enter the number from the SMS that was sent to the number I used to unlock the email the last time. I tried to choose a different method (because I link a backup email for recovery, as it’s sometimes needed), but it doesn’t let me choose another method. It says they couldn’t confirm that I am the owner of the email. Has anyone encountered this issue? Do you know how it can be resolved? Or should I register in a different way? I would be very grateful for any advice!
Hey! Sounds like you're running into Google’s newer and stricter security checks they’ve really tightened things up lately, especially around SMS verification loops and disposable numbers.


Here’s what’s likely happening:
When you verify with a disposable number but don’t link it, Google still associates that number with the account behind the scenes. If you try to unlock again and can’t provide the same number, Google flags it as suspicious hence the blocks. This is especially common now with farmed or automated account setups.
 
Hey! Sounds like you're running into Google’s newer and stricter security checks they’ve really tightened things up lately, especially around SMS verification loops and disposable numbers.


Here’s what’s likely happening:
When you verify with a disposable number but don’t link it, Google still associates that number with the account behind the scenes. If you try to unlock again and can’t provide the same number, Google flags it as suspicious hence the blocks. This is especially common now with farmed or automated account setups.
Yes and how to get a real USA numbers, also Google voice working, but again when I verify with real number Google won't accept Google reviews, I think it's about antidetect browser or maybe residential proxies, I tried mango, decodo, mobile also
 
Yes and how to get a real USA numbers, also Google voice working, but again when I verify with real number Google won't accept Google reviews, I think it's about antidetect browser or maybe residential proxies, I tried mango, decodo, mobile also
it's not primarily your ADB or residential proxy that's failing (though they definitely matter), it is the number quality. You need a truly dedicated, non-VoIP mobile number that appears clean in Google's internal systems.
 
Hi! I’ve been reading different posts here for a while, and I’ve found answers to many of my questions in other threads. However, now I have a problem that I haven’t found an answer to yet. I would greatly appreciate any help or advice. So, here’s the situation: I have a farm on AdsPower, and I create Gmail accounts on it. As usual, when it asks for a phone number for registration, I buy disposable numbers for receiving SMS on smsactivate. Everything was fine (I’ve been doing this for about 8 months), but for the last 2-3 weeks, I’ve been facing this issue: I create an account like before, and after 2-3 days, it gets blocked. I need to confirm it again via mobile SMS. I buy a disposable number and unlock the account, but I don’t link the number to the email (I checked after the procedure, and there’s no linked number in the settings). After 1-2 days, the email is blocked again. This time, to unlock it, I need to enter the number from the SMS that was sent to the number I used to unlock the email the last time. I tried to choose a different method (because I link a backup email for recovery, as it’s sometimes needed), but it doesn’t let me choose another method. It says they couldn’t confirm that I am the owner of the email. Has anyone encountered this issue? Do you know how it can be resolved? Or should I register in a different way? I would be very grateful for any advice!
One thing I would like to suggest is, please make your content more readable. Reading your content is very difficult, like torture.
 
Gmail has recently tightened security, and disposable numbers are now heavily flagged. Try using real SIM numbers and keep them linked to the account. Also, make sure your AdsPower fingerprint, IP, and browser behavior stay consistent to avoid triggering re-verification.
Sometimes even this doesn't work because the "real" SIM is a recycled number that belonged to someone who linked it to multiple acccounts.

I wonder if there is a way around this.
 
HA! you need good manager tool, like dolphin anti, and hell good proxies. also it helps if recovery email is not some 4th level type, but some good one
 
Sometimes even this doesn't work because the "real" SIM is a recycled number that belonged to someone who linked it to multiple acccounts.

I wonder if there is a way around this.
Yes of course there is, but nobody is looking beyond the cheapest option ever, and everyone is getting their accounts nuked on so many levels.

you should ask is there a cheap way around it. No there is not.

If you want to scam google, the biggest ad network in the world which own gmail, which owns the browser, whioch owns Android, then there is no cheap way.

It is not just them SIM, it is so much more that will get your accounts blown up.

I am actually glad that Google took action with the QR code intervention, people who have zero idea about tech have been selling these accounts to suckers only to get their stuff blown up.

GMAIL, linkedin and such accounts ARE NOT PORTABLE and if you buy them, you deserve to pay that "I do not know tech" tax that will be hitting you
 
Yes of course there is, but nobody is looking beyond the cheapest option ever, and everyone is getting their accounts nuked on so many levels.

you should ask is there a cheap way around it. No there is not.

If you want to scam google, the biggest ad network in the world which own gmail, which owns the browser, whioch owns Android, then there is no cheap way.

It is not just them SIM, it is so much more that will get your accounts blown up.

I am actually glad that Google took action with the QR code intervention, people who have zero idea about tech have been selling these accounts to suckers only to get their stuff blown up.

GMAIL, linkedin and such accounts ARE NOT PORTABLE and if you buy them, you deserve to pay that "I do not know tech" tax that will be hitting you
I'm not even talking about creating multiple accounts or circmuventing a ban.

I bought a new phone with a new number from a phone provider and I was not able to create a google account on it because the phone provider gave me a recycled number.
 
I'm not even talking about creating multiple accounts or circmuventing a ban.

I bought a new phone with a new number from a phone provider and I was not able to create a google account on it because the phone provider gave me a recycled number.
Yes, well, in such a case you can just use even a crappy VOIP sms providers and pray they will clean their pools.

Just do not make anything reliant on such a gmail.
 
Yes, well, in such a case you can just use even a crappy VOIP sms providers and pray they will clean their pools.

Just do not make anything reliant on such a gmail.
I want to create a new YT channel so this solution wouldn't work.

Google really made this unreasonably hard lol
 
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