So heres the problem, I have two accounts on which I'm running bh ads for the sam eniche but two different sites. The accounts are completely not linked together but this week both accounts got banned the same day, wtf. How could google know when i used anti detect browser + diffferent proxies (not even the same countries)I'm starting them again and a bit stressed.
Google BH ads banned account question
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pancholipratik
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- May 17, 2010
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You might have left footprints, happens sometimes and you cant be certain you didnt do something you shouldn't have done. Maybe your proxies are cheap proxies from the same provider. or its just bad luck. what cloaker are you using by the way? how is everything set up?
Rick Ad Master
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- Nov 21, 2022
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Some Google Ads algorithms update would have got the accounts suspended. Do not forget that even legit big agencies, with millions of dollars spent in Google Ads, also nowadays do get their Google Ads accounts suspended.
Your only way out is to appeal the account suspensions. If no luck upon that, then simply move on to another / other Google Ads account(s).
Your only way out is to appeal the account suspensions. If no luck upon that, then simply move on to another / other Google Ads account(s).
Cloaked Gambler
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- Jan 7, 2023
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Seems like you are new to all this based on your reaction to the bans. Blackhat ads will always get banned after a while, its inevitable. Your job is to extend the lifespan of the accounts and deploy new accounts immediately to keep ads running. I run Gambling Ads on google and its the same thing there. You haven't mentioned a cloaker though, are you using one?
BoostX Digital
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- Oct 18, 2025
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Even with anti-detect and proxies, patterns like creatives, landing pages, or behavior can link accounts.
If both got banned together, something in your setup overlaps.
If both got banned together, something in your setup overlaps.
God Ads
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- Apr 1, 2026
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probly fingerprinting or the domain itself got flagged man. even with antidetect and proxies google is smart at tracking the payment method or the cloaker setup if its the same on both. if your sites look too similar or you used same keywords that can also trigger a link. try using different cc providers and maybe a different cloaking tool this time. also check if your landing pages have some footprint in the code that links them together. google is getting crazy with bans lately so gotta keep everything 100% separate.
Bluefrog_1974
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- Apr 8, 2009
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The sites are different but are they "similar"?
Papa Mexicana
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- Aug 18, 2025
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That sucks man, but it sounds like Google linked your accounts through your browser fingerprint or payment details, not just your IP. Proxies only change your IP, but Google grabs way more data like your screen resolution, fonts, and timezone to build a fingerprint. When you restart, make sure you use something like Gologin to give each account a totally unique digital fingerprint and always use a fresh payment method that isnt tied to the banned accounts.
- Mar 26, 2026
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If both got hit on the same day I'd stop looking at the proxy country first. Usually it's some shared footprint in the stack — same card/bin, same LP code blocks, same GTM or event setup, same cloaker response pattern, even the same warmup rhythm. Google is much better at clustering that stuff now, so two accounts can look 'separate' to you but still look like one operation to them. If you're rebuilding, I'd isolate billing, domain/template and tracking first, otherwise the next batch usually dies the same way.
jucanation
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- Nov 10, 2025
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Banned for the same reason? If banned at the exact same time, or within very close proximity, I think you have your answer