Google Ads Accounts Keep Getting Suspended

xgoldengospel said:

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I have 6 mcc accounts, but at the beginning of my campaign, i didn't use anti-detect browser so that's why i have one big question on my mind: were all my accounts suspended because i didn't activate the anti-detect browser, or was there another reason?

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Eastuncr said:

100%, yes.

Footprints are what caused you to get suspended.

You need to use different footprints and Google is very careful about how you use your accounts.

Even if your campaigns have a different cloaking template, if the accounts are flagged it's useless.

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TheGramSam said:

Your fatal mistake is attempting blackhat campaigns without comprehensive fingerprint isolation; account suspensions are now triggered by Google's AI linking your entire operation through hardware, IP, billing patterns, and behavioral signals, not just your cloaked pages, requiring a full reset with new, clean identities across every layer.

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Filogery said:

I think all your accounts are dead, sadly

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shunglee said:

It sounds like your browser fingerprint and IP reputation are the main issues, especially since you mentioned moving locations and not using anti-detect tools initially.
I’ve been working with high-authority Google Ads accounts registered on real mobile devices (not emulators), which might be exactly what you need to bypass these instant suspensions. I'm happy to give you one for a free test to see if it holds up with your setup.
Sent you a PM with more details. Check your inbox!"

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xgoldengospel said:

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Hello

I am running black campaigns on Google Ads for 6 months already, but the problem is my accounts keep getting suspended.

I have 6 mcc accounts, but at the beginning of my campaign, i didn't use anti-detect browser so that's why i have one big question on my mind: were all my accounts suspended because i didn't activate the anti-detect browser, or was there another reason?

When i first started running Google Ads, my ads ran very smoothly and easily. Then i moved locations, and my ads continued to run smoothly and easily as before. However, after that, my ads only lasted 2-3 hours and were asked for advertiser verification or were suddenly suspended.

Every campaign i advertise has a different cloaking template landing page, as well as different titles and descriptions.

Please give me your feedback on what i'm doing because i believe that i made a fatal mistake that caused this to happen, but i can't find it. Your advice is very important to me.

Thank you.

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• Policy Violations: Anonymous ads or products that violate Google's policies.
• IP or Browser Issues: If you didn’t use an anti-detection browser, Google might detect suspicious behavior when using multiple accounts from the same IP.
• Incomplete Verification: Ads may be suspended if you haven't completed the advertiser verification process.
• Campaign Changes: Google may suspend your account if there are changes that aren't clearly explained.

shunglee said:

"Haha, I totally get the skepticism, BHW is full of bad actors. I'm just offering a single sample for a stress test because I’ve solved the exact issue you're facing with real mobile-device registrations.
No strings attached, no sensitive info needed from you. If you're not interested, no worries—hope you find a solution for those suspensions. Cheers!"

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shunglee said:

"I hear you, man. Google Ads can be a nightmare once they flag your setup.
To answer your question: Yes, it’s highly relevant. Here’s why your current improvement plan (Anti-detect + Dedicated Proxies) might still be failing:
Most accounts are flagged at the registration stage. Even with a clean proxy, if the account was created via a browser or an emulator, Google records a 'low-trust' initial fingerprint.
My 'Real Mobile-Device' accounts are registered on physical hardware via 4G/5G residential blocks. This gives the account a 'High-Trust' baseline. When you move these accounts into your anti-detect browser, Google sees a legitimate, aged identity rather than a fresh 'bot-like' profile.
It's the 'double protection' strategy:
My end: High-trust registration fingerprint.
Your end: Safe management via anti-detect + proxies.
No stress, just take one and test it for free. If it works, we can talk more. If not, at least you ruled out the account quality factor. Hit me up when you're ready."

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xgoldengospel said:

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Hello

I am running black campaigns on Google Ads for 6 months already, but the problem is my accounts keep getting suspended.

I have 6 mcc accounts, but at the beginning of my campaign, i didn't use anti-detect browser so that's why i have one big question on my mind: were all my accounts suspended because i didn't activate the anti-detect browser, or was there another reason?

When i first started running Google Ads, my ads ran very smoothly and easily. Then i moved locations, and my ads continued to run smoothly and easily as before. However, after that, my ads only lasted 2-3 hours and were asked for advertiser verification or were suddenly suspended.

Every campaign i advertise has a different cloaking template landing page, as well as different titles and descriptions.

Please give me your feedback on what i'm doing because i believe that i made a fatal mistake that caused this to happen, but i can't find it. Your advice is very important to me.

Thank you.

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shunglee said:

That’s a fair and smart question. The truth is simple: I’ve spent all my time perfecting the technical side of registration and device fingerprinting, but I’m completely new to the BHW community.
We all have to start somewhere, right? I'm using a new account because I just decided to bring my solution to the public market. The reason I’m offering a free test is exactly to solve this 'new account' trust issue. I don't want your money or your data right now—I want to prove that my accounts can actually bypass the Google Ads 'Account overview' hurdles you're facing.
A 'Newbie' tag on a forum doesn't change the fact that these accounts are registered on real physical hardware with 10 backup codes ready to go.
If I were a scammer, I’d be asking for payment. Instead, I’m giving you a tool to help your business for free. The risk is all on my side (wasting a high-quality account), not yours.
Ball is in your court. If you send me a PM, the test account is yours. If not, no hard feelings!

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Mukis said:

1. Solid antidetect browser.
2. Residental proxy for each account.
3. Clean payment method.
4. Cloack if needed.

That's all what you need to start your campaigns.

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xgoldengospel said:

thank you so much for ur advice, this is exactly what my plan is

i'm going to buy residential proxy now from iproyal.. do u have any better suggestion? i appreciate it a lot.

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xgoldengospel said:

i just realize it few days ago, since i build my own system which is different titles, desc, template and domains but still can't even spend more than 2 hours, after that my acc has been asked for verification advertiser then everytime i verified my acc instantly got suspended..


now what i'm going to do is:

1. Refrain from any activity on google ads altogether, in the hope that Google will assume that i have learned my lesson and will not run any campaigns that violate their rules.
2. A few days later, i'll log into my mcc through anti-detect with a new proxy and then run the black campaign that i created last week.
3. Few days ahead, i'm going to create new black campaign with the same title, description, and template but a different domain.

The question is: will this improve the situation or, on the contrary, make it worse?

Please share your input; your opinions are very important to me.

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