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Google Ads Circumventing Systems Suspension Explained

A circumventing systems suspension is one of the most serious outcomes in Google Ads. Google applies it when it believes an advertiser is trying to get around its review process, and it applies to the whole account.

Responding to a circumventing systems suspensionResponding to a circumventing systems suspension01Stop, do not open new accountsNew accounts are usually linked and suspended too.02Map every connectionUsers, payment profiles, domains and past agencies.03Remove redirect chainsReviewers and users must see the same page.04Fix landing page policy issuesResolve anything that could look evasive.05Submit a factual appealExplain the connections and every change made.unsusp.comGoogle account suspension recovery
Infographic: Responding to a circumventing systems suspension

What the policy covers

  • Creating new accounts to replace suspended ones
  • Showing reviewers different content from what users see
  • Redirects or domain changes designed to avoid review
  • Resubmitting disapproved content with small changes

Why legitimate advertisers get flagged

Many suspensions come from association rather than intent. Google links accounts through payment methods, domains, users and devices. A card, user or site previously tied to a suspended account can pass the problem on.

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