How to get reinstated on Adsense EVEN if you think everything is lost

snapplekid13 Active Member

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This is nuts LOL! I hope i never get banned and if i do... i'll use something else... no biggie

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AdsenseChic said: ↑

I recently went through an ordeal with Adsense. They disabled my account around the 3rd week on November and I got it back yesterday after I tried to access my account and I was able to!

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=191148

I thought in helping out a little bit by saying what I did in order to get it back. My account was disabled for "invalid clicks", up to today I do not know if it was this guy who clicked more than 50 times on my ads (I recorded his IP) or if because I live in one of the islands in the Caribbean we share a major ISP therefore our IP numbers always start the same, maybe they though they were proxies? *shrugs* I do not know but I do know the following and I hope is helpful for those who have their account disable for something that is beyond them. I am NOTtalking about those who willing and on purpose tried to cheat the system. They discounted the money from the invalid clicks but it was just small change. (even though I still do not understand it because the invalid clicks generated NO money from them)

1. NEVER GIVE UP and stay calm: When my account was disabled I went nuts because Adsense was the only source I had on my sites, I know better now and I signed up with other affiliates. DO THE SAME THING. Do not depend on Adsense alone.

2. READ READ READ. Read EVERYTHING you can about how to get back your account, there are many knowledgeable members here on DP who know what they are talking about, try to follow their advice on the so many threads there are here about people being banned. Do not start a new thread! There is plenty information stored for you to learn what to do and apply to your circumstances. Personally, I followed some of the advice that Cristian Mezei gave here:

http://www.seopedia.org/contextual-...ords/google-adsense-account-disabled-the-faq/

I followed his point by point system:

1.
2.
3.
etc

I also followed Jack's suggestion about e-mailing Google every day. I did NOT spam them with the same message every day but rather, I used a completly different message adding NEW information on each e-mail. What I did after I sent my first appeal without getting any response, I sent another appeal through the form and when that one was rejected (automatic response) THEN I started sending one e-mail a day to that e-mail address that has a ticket number system. (A human will reply)

3. BE CONSISTENT. One of the reasons probably Adsense does not reply to your e-mails is because maybe you are not providing with the type of information they are expecting you to provide. Sit down, think and then reply. If you are innocent, then you do not need to get all defensive about it.

4. E-MAIL GOOGLE IF YOU SEE ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY. I committed the terrible mistake of NOT e-mailing Google when I saw this guy clicking on my ads like going out of style because I saw the clicks did not generate any money and I thought that because Google saw it, it was fine. BIG MISTAKE. E-mail them as soon as possible.

I hope this information helps someone. I am very happy to get my account back!

Thanks everyone!

If the information is helpful, please give me some rep or if it is even better you get reinstated, drop me a note!
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first i'd like to congratulate you and second, i'd like to thank you for providing to us one of the best experiences that i have read in any forum and this means that your trust to this forum is high. and that makes us prooud also about that fact.

master_06, Feb 21, 2007 IP

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#43

The first time I put Adsense ads on my website, I used to click mercilessly . No of clicks per day was twice what I'm having now, whereas pageview was about 1/10th of current .
I got worried after knowing about their strict policy on click fraud. I was sure that I will be banned. I knew that they will be processing my account only after my earning crosses the $100 threshold. I had no other option but abandon my current Adsense account. Those sleepless days taught me something - Never ever click on Google Ads. Even now I don't click on Ads (irrespective of whether its on my site or not). If an ad grabs my attention, I point my mouse over the ad, get the site domain (from go to domain.com) and enters the address manually into the address bar.

And BTW, congrats on your success.

Aragorn, Feb 21, 2007 IP

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master_06 said: ↑

first i'd like to congratulate you and second, i'd like to thank you for providing to us one of the best experiences that i have read in any forum and this means that your trust to this forum is high. and that makes us prooud also about that fact.
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I agree, ever since i read this thread, i am constantly following it up. To my mind too, this thread is an asset to DP forum as rarely you will see somebody sharing his info so candidly and in genuinely helpful way.

BTW, i too got a mail from google that they suspect illegal activity and they reserve the right to recover ad credit or disab;le the account. I explained them every thing and actually got an excellent response from them and it is all fine. I too feel, if you are not doing any thing shady, google does appreciate your position

terry9, Feb 24, 2007 IP

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#45

hey...this info was really helpful...thanks a tonne

karantangri, Feb 24, 2007 IP

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bybcous: More information please. Maybe there's a glimmer of hope for people who have been banned after all. Did you submit exactly the same information as the first time?

CountryBoy, Feb 24, 2007 IP

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AdsenseChic said: ↑

I recently went through an ordeal with Adsense. They disabled my account around the 3rd week on November and I got it back yesterday after I tried to access my account and I was able to!

http://forums.digitalpoint.com/showthread.php?t=191148

I thought in helping out a little bit by saying what I did in order to get it back. My account was disabled for "invalid clicks", up to today I do not know if it was this guy who clicked more than 50 times on my ads (I recorded his IP) or if because I live in one of the islands in the Caribbean we share a major ISP therefore our IP numbers always start the same, maybe they though they were proxies? *shrugs* I do not know but I do know the following and I hope is helpful for those who have their account disable for something that is beyond them. I am NOTtalking about those who willing and on purpose tried to cheat the system. They discounted the money from the invalid clicks but it was just small change. (even though I still do not understand it because the invalid clicks generated NO money from them)

1. NEVER GIVE UP and stay calm: When my account was disabled I went nuts because Adsense was the only source I had on my sites, I know better now and I signed up with other affiliates. DO THE SAME THING. Do not depend on Adsense alone.

2. READ READ READ. Read EVERYTHING you can about how to get back your account, there are many knowledgeable members here on DP who know what they are talking about, try to follow their advice on the so many threads there are here about people being banned. Do not start a new thread! There is plenty information stored for you to learn what to do and apply to your circumstances. Personally, I followed some of the advice that Cristian Mezei gave here:

http://www.seopedia.org/contextual-...ords/google-adsense-account-disabled-the-faq/

I followed his point by point system:

1.
2.
3.
etc

I also followed Jack's suggestion about e-mailing Google every day. I did NOT spam them with the same message every day but rather, I used a completly different message adding NEW information on each e-mail. What I did after I sent my first appeal without getting any response, I sent another appeal through the form and when that one was rejected (automatic response) THEN I started sending one e-mail a day to that e-mail address that has a ticket number system. (A human will reply)

3. BE CONSISTENT. One of the reasons probably Adsense does not reply to your e-mails is because maybe you are not providing with the type of information they are expecting you to provide. Sit down, think and then reply. If you are innocent, then you do not need to get all defensive about it.

4. E-MAIL GOOGLE IF YOU SEE ANY SUSPICIOUS ACTIVITY. I committed the terrible mistake of NOT e-mailing Google when I saw this guy clicking on my ads like going out of style because I saw the clicks did not generate any money and I thought that because Google saw it, it was fine. BIG MISTAKE. E-mail them as soon as possible.

I hope this information helps someone. I am very happy to get my account back!

Thanks everyone!

If the information is helpful, please give me some rep or if it is even better you get reinstated, drop me a note!
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Thanks for your valid information, can you please give me the email address, since i have sent many mails but no reply from google.

ebiizz, Oct 16, 2008 IP

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#48

AdLogger was very useful but now unfortunately the development of AdLogger has been put to a halt due to the changes in the Google AdSense program.

Hope they manage to re-instate it again soon

Barry.

barrybond, Oct 20, 2008 IP