Why was my Google AdSense account disabled?

I just check your site and my Avast Threat Pops up.
 

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Hey brother

I have been in this situation..my website got disabled few years back and they had given me the reason that i am promoting pirated softwares..however i want not doing anything even close to piracy..i then submitted appeal but it went on deaf ears

After waiting for almost 6 months..i appealed again and this time they have approved my site and since then it is running fine..

So my advice would be to make an appeal against this ban and wait for their reply...also if your site is new..i would recommend you to create a new site after waiting for a month

Hope this helps
What was the content of your appeal? What did you tell them?
 
already my 2 account has been disabled but i cant figure out why this happen to me. :(:(:(
 
you can reply to that Email, they will respond !

I finally responded to the "Invalid activity appeal" with the email [email protected]. Was that the email you wrote to? How long did it take for you to receive a response?

I responded with the following:

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Thank you very much for going through the appeal.

There is some information I’ve forgotten to put in the appeal, that should clear things up.

Let me just start by saying that I’ve spend a lot of time creating a high quality solitaire game platform and I’ve never had any intent to break any of the AdSense rules, so I really hope you can help me change my site, so it won’t break any of the AdSense rules.

I’ve asked around and these are potential things that could have caused invalid click activity:
  • Accidental clicks: I didn’t think about it when I created the game, but the ads are very close to the "actionable" area, which might have caused some accidental clicks from my users. One of my competitors (worldofsolitaire dot com) have also implemented Google Ads, but they have the ads in the right side and have a good deal of space between the actionable area and the ad itself.
  • Clicks from a Mac desktop application: I’ve created a desktop version of my web application and I was showing ads in that desktop application by mistake.
Please let me know what the reason is, so I can change the site and get my AdSense account turned back on. If there are any other reasons than the ones I’ve listed above, please let me know as well.

I’m hoping very much to hear from you.
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I just check your site and my Avast Threat Pops up.

I've been experimenting with a miner. I'm gonna take it off again.

That's not the reason though. They blocked my account because of invalid click activity it seems. I think it's because my ads are to close to the "actionable" area.
 
I finally responded to the "Invalid activity appeal" with the email [email protected]. Was that the email you wrote to? How long did it take for you to receive a response?

I responded with the following:

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Thank you very much for going through the appeal.

There is some information I’ve forgotten to put in the appeal, that should clear things up.

Let me just start by saying that I’ve spend a lot of time creating a high quality solitaire game platform and I’ve never had any intent to break any of the AdSense rules, so I really hope you can help me change my site, so it won’t break any of the AdSense rules.

I’ve asked around and these are potential things that could have caused invalid click activity:
  • Accidental clicks: I didn’t think about it when I created the game, but the ads are very close to the "actionable" area, which might have caused some accidental clicks from my users. One of my competitors (worldofsolitaire dot com) have also implemented Google Ads, but they have the ads in the right side and have a good deal of space between the actionable area and the ad itself.
  • Clicks from a Mac desktop application: I’ve created a desktop version of my web application and I was showing ads in that desktop application by mistake.
Please let me know what the reason is, so I can change the site and get my AdSense account turned back on. If there are any other reasons than the ones I’ve listed above, please let me know as well.

I’m hoping very much to hear from you.
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They got back straight away with the following message:

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Hello,

Thanks for the additional information provided in your appeal, we
appreciate your continued interest in the AdSense program. After thoroughly
reviewing your account data and taking your feedback into consideration,
our specialists have confirmed that we're unable to reinstate your AdSense
account.

If you'd like more details on our invalid activity policies or review
process, please visit
http://www.google.com/adsense/support/bin/answer.py?answer=57153. As a
reminder, further participation in the AdSense program by publishers whose
accounts have been disabled is not permitted.


Thanks for your understanding,
The Google AdSense Team

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I have no idea what to do from here. They don't seem to give me any hints whatsoever as to why my account has been deactivated.
 
Try to dispute although, after they suspend an adsense account it is hard to get it back. This happened to a friend of mine and he had around $4,500 in his account and all he did was White Hat SEO. I wish you luck!
 
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