How do people make GMB listings without a postcard?

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I was wondering how do people make GMB profiles without the postcard request etc?

I've ordered a GMB profile to be made by someone who said they can make a GMB profile without a postcode, but i'm curious whats to stop everyone doing this? and simply flooding the maps with hundreds of GMB profiles? Do these profiles usually get deleted by google?

I guess Im curious to know how people make these accounts?
 
Aged Gmail account & phone that have never made a gmb before. Add branded photos that show you're a real business. The GMB will go into processing and msot of the time you'll get verified because your photos prove you're legit
 
There are methods out there that can trigger instant verification. I've purchased mine and have been using it for 2 months now. Works like a charm
 
There are methods out there that can trigger instant verification. I've purchased mine and have been using it for 2 months now. Works like a charm
can you send me your method seller skype or telegram i need 1 seller for gmb listing.
 
Most of the advice given here is complete nonsense lol
Nobody is going to tell you how to create GMBs in a public forum
 
From my experience, Google instantly verifies the GMB if the business already has presence on most of the local directories. Before creating the GMB add your business on as many directories as possible, get them indexed. Have same details on your website. You should be verified.
 
To verify your Google My Business (GMB) quickly, make sure your business is listed on multiple local directories before creating your GMB, with information that matches your website. Much of the public GMB advice is unhelpful; the real secret is often kept secret.
 
Some create profiles and wait for user-generated edits or trust signals to speed verification, but that's unreliable.
 
You can verify GMB if you have access to other verification methods like phone call or email verification. Which are mostly made available via support request(i think).
 
People find ways to skip postcard verification, but Google often catches and removes those fake listings later.
 
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