Things to AVOID that lead to Suspicious Payments or Suspensions

• Flagged IP if you have a suspended account
• Payment method if linked to a suspended account
• Website URL: very important if it was previously suspended it will be blacklisted for unknown time unless you whitelist the domain in a super reputed google ads account. DO NOT EVEN BOTHER CREATING A NEW ACCOUNT USING THE SAME URL.
• Billing details if recently suspended
• Same browser: Either clean hard your cookies or use a new browser but AVOID CHROME it has an inbuilt RAT
• Aged Gmail account: usually a huge red flag as the email wether it is or not from the same billing IP, email being logged in again from a very long time being inactive to create ads is a super huge red flag
• If you use proxy it must have never been used on Google Ads, aim for dedicated ip or 4G connection (plane mode you get unlimited new clean ip's everytime you switch) or dynamic router ip
• No big budget: Start super low $ campaign, leave running for days, warm up the account let them take some money before getting started

Raj Kesu said:

I am going to list some of my experiences based on OP's list.

Flagged IP if you have a suspended account :-
I have many times created working GAds accounts from IPs in which I previously had suspended GAds accounts. Ofcourse, cookies, browser user agent string must not match.

Payment method if linked to a suspended account :-
I often use same payment method 3 to 4 times without issues.

Website URL: very important if it was previously suspended it will be blacklisted for unknown time unless you whitelist the domain in a super reputed google ads account. DO NOT EVEN BOTHER CREATING A NEW ACCOUNT USING THE SAME URL :-
I have had same URL travel through a few suspended GAds accounts and then go live in a few subsequent GAds accounts. But, what you've mentioned is about URL (domain) is rather the best practice to follow pertaining to usage of URL (domain) in GAds.


Billing details if recently suspended :-
Better change billing details each time, however I often use same payment method 3 to 4 times without issues.

Same browser: Either clean hard your cookies or use a new browser but AVOID CHROME it has an inbuilt RAT :-
No need to clean cookies, just ensure each time there are no Google related cookies.

Aged Gmail account: usually a huge red flag as the email wether it is or not from the same billing IP, email being logged in again from a very long time being inactive to create ads is a super huge red flag :-
Correct, as per my experience as well.

If you use proxy it must have never been used on Google Ads, aim for dedicated ip or 4G connection (plane mode you get unlimited new clean ip's everytime you switch) or dynamic router ip :-
I have many times created working GAds accounts from IPs in which I previously had suspended GAds accounts. Ofcourse, cookies, browser user agent string must not match.

No big budget: Start super low $ campaign, leave running for days, warm up the account let them take some money before getting started
One can use automated rules option to farm up the daily budget in just a few days. No need to start "super" low, upto US$20 or it's equivalent works OK for me.

There may be other precautions or methods as well, which some people may not prefer to openly & freely share, incase such methods are well monetizable. There is a saying "Don't let away the goose that lays golden eggs". However, anyone and everyone is free to share what they are comfortable sharing, just like I have above. Your thread is appreciated, as it may help some people.

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Transexual said:

I started using Google Ads over 10 years ago, always been a whitehat guy but considering the random suspensions I am getting lately and no customer support I am considering switching blackhat.

I am going to list some reasons that may get your accounts suspended (from my experience):

• Flagged IP if you have a suspended account
• Payment method if linked to a suspended account
• Website URL: very important if it was previously suspended it will be blacklisted for unknown time unless you whitelist the domain in a super reputed google ads account. DO NOT EVEN BOTHER CREATING A NEW ACCOUNT USING THE SAME URL.
• Billing details if recently suspended
• Same browser: Either clean hard your cookies or use a new browser but AVOID CHROME it has an inbuilt RAT
• Aged Gmail account: usually a huge red flag as the email wether it is or not from the same billing IP, email being logged in again from a very long time being inactive to create ads is a super huge red flag
• If you use proxy it must have never been used on Google Ads, aim for dedicated ip or 4G connection (plane mode you get unlimited new clean ip's everytime you switch) or dynamic router ip
• No big budget: Start super low $ campaign, leave running for days, warm up the account let them take some money before getting started

I am expecting your suggestions, maybe we can use this thread as a reference of things to avoid doing. I may update the thread with your suggestions.

I am not claiming anything neither I am an expert but trying to gain more insight of things to avoid doing against this mafia.

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theconverselad said:

None of it matters, if you don't know how to trick Google into not letting it spy you. I mean it can track you with few things, your IP, Mac Address and Billing details. If you can change these somehow, you will be successful ipo.

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SeoArrowLTD said:

You can add here some of machine feature such as name / services.

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