GMB suspention
- Thread starter uwat
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- Dec 27, 2009
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Removed. but i think our listing will still show up on Google and Google Maps.
Scadush
BANNED
- Feb 22, 2016
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Getting it fix is not hard as long as you comply with why you were suspended. See instructions here. https://support.google.com/business/answer/4569145?hl=en
- Oct 29, 2021
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In most cases it is removed. But it can be regained with proper documents.
- Aug 18, 2020
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There are are two types of suspension:
Soft suspension: A soft suspension means your business has, for some reason, been labeled as unverified. If you get hit with a soft suspension, when you log in to your GMB account, you’ll see a suspension notice, but your listing will still show up on Google and Google Maps. Your ability to manage it will be revoked until you provide proof of verification.
Hard suspension: A hard suspension is a serious problem. Google has determined your listing violates their guidelines or is otherwise ineligible for a listing. If you get hit with a hard suspension, when you log in to your account, you won’t be able to call up your listing record and will receive a removal notification.
To resolve a soft suspension, open a new Google account and reclaim the listing. You’ll have to complete the entire verification process anew, making sure you meet all guidelines and resolve the issue that caused the suspension.
To resolve a hard suspension, you really only have one option: contact Google to determine the cause of the suspension, send it a local business reinstatement request, and promptly resolve the issue when you regain access to the listing.
Soft suspension: A soft suspension means your business has, for some reason, been labeled as unverified. If you get hit with a soft suspension, when you log in to your GMB account, you’ll see a suspension notice, but your listing will still show up on Google and Google Maps. Your ability to manage it will be revoked until you provide proof of verification.
Hard suspension: A hard suspension is a serious problem. Google has determined your listing violates their guidelines or is otherwise ineligible for a listing. If you get hit with a hard suspension, when you log in to your account, you won’t be able to call up your listing record and will receive a removal notification.
To resolve a soft suspension, open a new Google account and reclaim the listing. You’ll have to complete the entire verification process anew, making sure you meet all guidelines and resolve the issue that caused the suspension.
To resolve a hard suspension, you really only have one option: contact Google to determine the cause of the suspension, send it a local business reinstatement request, and promptly resolve the issue when you regain access to the listing.