New ISP and Ip Address - Want to Now Get Around an Adwords Ban

zmxn73

zmxn73

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Oct 31, 2008
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Hey Guys,

I recently got banned on adwords, after promoting some clickbank 'make money' product 18 months ago when I was first getting into it, and now 18 months later they decided to ban me for that. They also haven't decided to reply to my account ban appeal after more than a month.

Anyway I'm over it, and I can't wait any longer for a reply from Google, so I need a new adwords account up asap.

I am pretty lucky with the timing as I just changed ISP providers and now have a new Ip address.

So before I try anything myself, can you guys please provide me with the best methods (and hopefully cheapest methods) to ensure I can open up another adwords account and not get banned (while still being able to access my existing gmail accounts off the same computer). I did a search of previous threads, and saw a lot about VPN's but wasn't sure if this was needed for me, as I now have a new ip address?

Anyway, any help would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks.
 


New IP + new credit card should be fine. I still have an account that was in the same MCC as a banned account running, without even changing IPs. And another account besides that, still running. If they haven't banned accounts that were linked in the same MCC with the same billing address, you probably have nothing to worry about. Maybe slightly modify your billing address to be safe.
 
johu said:
New IP + new credit card should be fine. I still have an account that was in the same MCC as a banned account running, without even changing IPs. And another account besides that, still running. If they haven't banned accounts that were linked in the same MCC with the same billing address, you probably have nothing to worry about. Maybe slightly modify your billing address to be safe.
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Thanks for that mate.

Will logging into my Gmail accounts (that I've had for over 2 years) from the same computer and IP address set off any alarm bells and get my new account banned? I'm concerned about cookies on my computer etc. :s
 
zmxn73 said:
Thanks for that mate.

Will logging into my Gmail accounts (that I've had for over 2 years) from the same computer and IP address set off any alarm bells and get my new account banned? I'm concerned about cookies on my computer etc. :s
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It's certainly not impossible, so if you want to be really safe, you could set up an autoforwarder for those email addresses and just funnel all mail that goes to them to new accounts; that'd be quite simple to do.
 
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