Comments on: I can’t get an AdSense account

By: Riezky

Riezky — Tue, 20 Oct 2009 14:16:52 +0000

The same case with me. Google is very selective and rigorous, but the situation is actually even able to harm us as their publisher. :(

By: Christian Hollingsworth

Christian Hollingsworth — Fri, 11 Sep 2009 04:07:07 +0000

Yeah – that’s not fun to deal with. The truth of it seems to be that Google is a huge beast, and if they don’t like it – they shut it down – and don’t take second chances in most cases. It’s hard – but they have to play hard in order to deal with the thousands of publishers, fraud, and crap they get each and every day.

Here’s to hoping you can figure this problem out!

By: Max Gates

Max Gates — Mon, 10 Aug 2009 13:21:39 +0000

I think Google is tracing your IP Address, so you should try to get it done from some other computer using different Email ID may be that will work. However your post has questioned Google’s customer service. They should work to improve their service.

By: Typing Jobs At Home

Typing Jobs At Home — Sat, 25 Jul 2009 00:27:25 +0000

Wow lol.

That sounds like a lot of headaches right their. You know if google actually goes by your ip address as well?

I know that I got my first account banned back when I was first starting online in 2005 because of clicking on my ads. But when I started my company I was able to put in my companies name and use their services.

Maybe, you should try creating new email account and applying on a different computer, or use a proxie?

By: Los Angeles Locksmith

Los Angeles Locksmith — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 22:54:48 +0000

Adsense can be SO annoying!

We tried installing it on one of our blogs, and it would just not work. I was asking around for advice, but no one seemed to know. We added the code just fine, the account was SUPPOSEDLY setup just fine, and now here we are a few weeks down the line.. and NOTHING, not even the PSA’s that most people get….

I tried calling google btw, and they aren’t as helpful as you may think unless you have an AdWords account spending at least $1,000 per month, if not way more.

IP filtering is the worst too, I know that I had a client personally that got their account BANNED right when the first check was supposed to be cut because of “click fraud” which was complete BS… and to prove it he used a website called whosclickingwho i think… and Google would not accept that as viable evidence since its third-party. (makes sense, but he is a smal time guy barely makin $100, gotta give SOME ppl the benefit of the doubt)

By: Art Candy

Art Candy — Tue, 21 Jul 2009 08:18:42 +0000

I had the next situation:
someone abused my google adwords account and it was closed.
That was a big problem for me, where else can I get high quality traffic?
So the solution was:
– use another computer (another OS version, browser version, clean system installed from scratch)
– use you relatives’/girlfriend/friend’s conact details. Just reliable person to use their details.
– enjoy!

The same can applied for Adsense account
PS don’t forget to change you IP
The most filtering on google is automated, noone will investigate your contact details, names and so on, so be sure the are stupid robots trying to to catch you :)

By: ab rocket

ab rocket — Sat, 18 Jul 2009 01:50:10 +0000

In Google’s attempt to take major precautions, they end up make life and business a living hell for all of us who are trying to make them more money. But what you would have to do in order to settle this issue is get a whole new google account for your client but register for it under a different ip address.

By: Love R.F.

Love R.F. — Tue, 14 Jul 2009 19:56:38 +0000

Actually, you could simply apply for a new Adsense account for a different domain name. Google does not care whether you put the ads on a different domain other than the one you have specified. They allow you to use multiple sites, so it doesn’t matter if you can’t reapply for the same domain, just apply for another one. Once your new account is approved, just use the ad codes on his domain. Simple really. :-)

Of course, use his name & email this time, and a website that actually exists, may it be yours or his. You will get approved in no time.

Good luck.

By: Financial Problems

Financial Problems — Mon, 13 Jul 2009 17:32:07 +0000

Google has so much flaws as he has to handle a lot of amount of accounts all round the world!No response so far. Very frustrating. It’s like there is no one home at Google. :(

By: Lasse - Engagers

Lasse - Engagers — Wed, 08 Jul 2009 13:34:13 +0000

Google’s way of handling user accounts has a huge amount of flaws. Try installing Google Docs/Gmail for a domain of your own; You won’t be able to access you docs through the ordinary login paths, you’ll probably experience docs disappearing to arise again all of the sudden, etc. A complete nightmare.

And then there’s the annoying cookie/session handling. I have numerous Google accounts (Gmail, Google Docs etc.). Logging in on one of them in a tab while being logged in to another (say, for instance Gmail) means getting kicked out of the other. Sure, I can use different browsers for different accounts, but it’s an annoyance none the less.