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A suspension costs money every day it lasts, and the advice available online is mostly written by people selling a guaranteed reinstatement that nobody can guarantee. These cover the specific policies, what an appeal actually has to argue, and the weeks in between that nothing else addresses.
12 min read · Sep 7, 2026
Google files this one under egregious violations, which is why there was no warning email and no strike sequence. The policy says accounts get reinstated only in compelling circumstances, such as a mistake. Read that sentence twice. It means an appeal built around we have fixed it now is answering a question nobody asked.
Md Samiul Haque
10 min read · Sep 7, 2026
Billing suspensions are not in the same tier as the policy bans. Google groups them under billing and payments, and most of them resolve through verification rather than argument. If your notice says suspicious payment activity, unpaid balance, chargeback, or promotional code abuse, you are in the recoverable category. Act on the verification panel first and save the appeal for later.
Md Samiul Haque
11 min read · Sep 7, 2026
Everything written about suspensions is about the appeal. Almost nothing addresses the two to six weeks with no paid traffic, which is where most of the real damage lands and where companies make the one move that turns a recoverable suspension into a permanent ban.
Md Samiul Haque
11 min read · Aug 30, 2026
Stop creating replacement accounts. Preserve the notice, secure access, identify the exact policy and connected systems, correct the root cause, document the evidence, and submit one accurate appeal through the account.
Md Samiul Haque
