Google Ads Blackhat

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Hello just few questions about google ads blackhat :

1) let's say i have 20 google ads accounts : should i run my ads on a 20 website domains or can i run my ads with this structure website/service1 website/service2 ... website/service20 ?

2) what is the treshold when google charges you of after 500 dollars of ads spent ? can you get legal issues if you abuse with this ?

3) what google says with dishonest behavior, does it affect only the title/description of your ad or also the keywords ?

4) What is the best strat to run ads on google without getting this message ? should you run a random ad with normal text and then change little by little your keywords and ad headline ?


Thanks in advance for your answers :)
 
Hello just few questions about google ads blackhat :

1) let's say i have 20 google ads accounts : should i run my ads on a 20 website domains or can i run my ads with this structure website/service1 website/service2 ... website/service20 ?

2) what is the treshold when google charges you of after 500 dollars of ads spent ? can you get legal issues if you abuse with this ?

3) what google says with dishonest behavior, does it affect only the title/description of your ad or also the keywords ?

4) What is the best strat to run ads on google without getting this message ? should you run a random ad with normal text and then change little by little your keywords and ad headline ?


Thanks in advance for your answers :)
Bro, is your Google ads account verified G2, has a spending history and a really strong account, will help you complete everything very easily
 
1. It is better for each Google Ads account to correspond to a separate website or service, rather than focusing all ads on different pages of one website to ensure that the ads are highly relevant to the destination page and avoid the risk of violations.
2. There is no set minimum fee threshold for Google Ads, but misuse of advertising features (such as black hat tactics) can lead to account bans, fines, and even legal action.
3. Google cracks down on dishonest practices (such as black hat SEO or ad fraud) by not only affecting ad titles and descriptions, but also restricting keyword usage and even banning accounts.
4. Comply with Google's policies by gradually optimizing keywords and ad headlines, avoiding black hat tactics, and ensuring that the ad content is highly relevant to the target page to reduce the risk of non-compliance and achieve long-term stable revenue.
 
Perhaps the issue has already been resolved, but I'll still give a couple of recommendations:

1. Regarding whether you need separate domains for separate advertising offices - yes, you do. Since you have blackhat niche you can get blocked advertising account, which may affect the blocking of the domain. Accordingly, all other advertising accounts that use this domain will probably soon be blocked.

2. The payment threshold depends only on the country and currency of the advertising account. It is different everywhere. Abuse will lead to the blocking of advertising accounts in the first place.

3. Regarding suspicious behavior - if Google suspects at some point you of violating the rules of Google Ads - ads will be rejected and ads will stop showing. It is also likely that your ad account will be blocked. This depends on the severity of the offense.

4. As for launching an advertising campaign - you are close to the truth. It is better to start with something whitehat and gradually make changes. But still, without a clear understanding of the process, you risk getting banned.

I hope this will be helpful to you.
 
Hello just few questions about google ads blackhat :

1) let's say i have 20 google ads accounts : should i run my ads on a 20 website domains or can i run my ads with this structure website/service1 website/service2 ... website/service20 ?

2) what is the treshold when google charges you of after 500 dollars of ads spent ? can you get legal issues if you abuse with this ?

3) what google says with dishonest behavior, does it affect only the title/description of your ad or also the keywords ?

4) What is the best strat to run ads on google without getting this message ? should you run a random ad with normal text and then change little by little your keywords and ad headline ?


Thanks in advance for your answers :)
Hello whik06.

I will answer you accordingly to your numbers.

1.) You should run on 20 different domains. When 1 domain gets banned, forget it even exists, it's trash for Google, you'll never be using it again for Gads.

2.) I'm not sure if I understood your question. You mean what is the Threshold? If that's the question, basically, when you reach for e.g 500$ Of Ad Spent Google Will charge you Automatically. By far what I understand on abusing on your question is, if you avoid paying cancelling a card or somethig like this, yes, you're probably end up with some legal troubles.

3.) Yes, it does applies to all your ad. Titles, descriptions, images and landing pages.

4.) Basically, in very, but very short terms:

Run a completely white ad with broad, acceptable keywords.
Slowly adjust headlines, descriptions, or keywords to bh.
 
what is the treshold when google charges you of after 500 dollars of ads spent ?
Google Ads operates on a 30 day cycle or when your spending reaches a specific threshold, whichever comes first
 
If you need help with that or with discounted google ads please let me know
 
guys, how you open mulltiple google accounts, how do you get the Cards, i try to open accounts lately, but they get suspended immediatlly.
 
1. Each Google account should preferably correspond to a separate website, if you use the same domain name, it may be associated with Google, which may be labeled as “bypassing system policies” or “advertising abuse”.

2.Google Ads will not charge you immediately after you spend $500, but based on Billing Threshold and monthly billing, (but the policy may be different for different regions).

3.Google Ads Dishonest Behavior Policy not only affects ad titles and descriptions, but may also affect keywords and account health.

4. Use safe keywords and ad content for initial placement to ensure account trust, gradually adjust ad titles, descriptions and keywords, make small changes each time and observe the audit status, use A/B testing to find out the best placement strategy, avoid illegal words and misleading content.

I hope my answer can help you
 
For your concern about legal issue, my thinking is like, unless you are making huge profit which is big enough to bring you up on the news and you did harm google’s brand name, otherwise you don’t have to worry about it, we are the ant on lion’s back, big company such as Google wasting time on us for some small money, it’s already a shame for Google, you get your account banned as biggest punishment, nothing else. I don’t worry cuz I have not made decent money from Google to trigger its attention and I don’t live in US. If anyone wants to talk about integrity for abuse, think about the moment that you invest a lot budge for your campaign, you get nothing return or your account banned, your pain doesn’t bother Google at all. For me, campaign is gamble, my campaign is making good profit, I am glad to pay the bill to continue the campaign, otherwise I may stop paying last bill. Why Google should always win? I don’t feel guilty for that. Since Google become part of your job, consider it as a tool not human. I am dishonest to Google, it doesn’t change that I am good people in real life. Lion won’t get starved, so make sure you are safe, and take a big bite on him, make your life better bro.
 
1.Multi-account structure:
It’s best to use a separate domain for each Google Ads account. Google’s systems are good at detecting patterns, so if all your accounts point to the same site or similar content, you risk being flagged for “circumventing systems.” Even if you’re using subdomains, the content should look and feel different.

2.Abusing the credit threshold:
Google often lets new accounts spend up to $500 before charging the payment method. While some people try to abuse this by rotating cards or identities, it’s risky. If Google detects it, your accounts will get banned. If you’re using fake or stolen payment info, it can escalate to legal issues depending on your jurisdiction.

3.What counts as “misrepresentation”:
It’s not just about ad headlines or descriptions. Google reviews everything — your keywords, landing page content, redirects, scripts, even how your page behaves once someone clicks through. Any attempt to deceive users or the system can get flagged.

4.How to fly under the radar:
The safest gray-hat approach is to start clean. Launch your campaign with normal copy, normal keywords, and a clean landing page. Let it run, gather data, and build a trust score. Then slowly introduce changes — test different creatives, switch landing pages behind the scenes, and gradually shift your targeting. Cloaking, anti-bot measures, and letting Google’s smart bidding do the heavy lifting can help reduce the risk of triggering a policy violation.
 
  • 20 Google Ads accounts — one domain or multiple?
    Technically, you can run all your services on subpages like website.com/service1, website.com/service2, etc. However, this creates a big footprint. If one account gets flagged, the rest might go down too. Google cross-checks domains, IPs, account behavior, payment methods, and more. Using 20 different domains is safer in terms of avoiding linkages between accounts, though it's still not foolproof.
  • Billing threshold and legal risks:
    Google typically starts charging after reaching a threshold — often $50 initially, then increases to $200, $500, and more based on account trust. If you're creating throwaway accounts just to get free ad spend and avoid payment, that’s fraud in Google's eyes. In small cases, you'll just get banned. But if it’s systematic and causes real financial damage, it could lead to legal trouble, depending on your country.
  • "Dishonest behavior" — what does it cover?
    It’s not just about your ad title or description. Google checks keywords, landing pages, user experience, claims made, data collection practices, and even how fast the site loads. If you mislead users or violate policies (like promoting fake services or deceptive content), it can trigger disapproval or account bans.
  • How to avoid getting flagged?
    The "warming up" tactic you mentioned (starting clean, then slowly changing keywords/texts) is sometimes used, but it’s risky. Google tracks changes and may still flag you. Best strategy? Run ads with clean, compliant content, and if you're testing grey areas, keep everything separated (IPs, devices, payment methods, domains, even writing style).
 
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1) 20 accounts → 20 domains or one domain with /service1…/service20?
→ Use 20 separate domains. Safer reputation, less cross-risk. One bad service won’t tank the whole domain.


2) Billing threshold after $500? Legal risk?
→ Threshold rises automatically (to $1k, $2k, etc.) after successful charges. If you burn accounts (don’t pay), Google blacklists you. At scale, yes it can become a legal issue (fraud).


3) Misrepresentation policy scope?
→ It applies to the entire ad system: ad copy, keywords, landing page, domain. Not just titles/descriptions.


4) Best strategy to avoid flags?
→ Don’t “start random then edit.” Instead:


  • Warm up accounts with clean campaigns.
  • Keep ad–keyword–LP consistent.
  • Use pre-landing pages (neutral → CTA → money site).
  • Scale across multiple domains/accounts.
 
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