Help, help. I’ve had this Google account for about a year now, and it’s been suspended. Yesterday I submitted an appeal to have it unblocked, but today I received an email rejecting my request. Can anyone please help me figure out how to recover this Google account?
This account is my main one—I use it for everything. I signed up for Binance, OKX, and lots of U-card and overseas accounts with it. I also need it for verification codes, so I can deposit and withdraw funds. What should I do about this? Is there any way I can appeal again and possibly get the suspension lifted?
Appeal one more time. If that doesn’t work, just send an email directly. Can you write it in a heartfelt and expressive way? You need to describe how important this account is to you. You could also try mentioning that you need to use a proxy in mainland China. Ask GPT to help you polish it up, preferably in English.
It seems like your IP is way too “dirty”—probably used by tens of thousands of people. Be more careful after it gets unblocked.
Oh man, seriously. I did snag a K12 offer, but that K12 has already been deactivated. That might be the reason… Ugh, damn, I’ve already applied for unblocking this time, and I won’t chase any more deals with the main account.
I just registered a new account yesterday, and it got banned immediately after I succeeded. So I appealed, and today it was unbanned. Then today I registered another account, succeeded again, but it got banned instantly again. I’ve appealed once more, but I don’t know if they’ll unban it tomorrow. I used the same US Apple ID for both…
It’s not just an IP reputation issue—lately with all the AI stuff going on, Gmail is getting messed up too and Google’s risk controls have clearly gotten stricter. Some people get flagged by the risk system without doing anything wrong, probably just banned by Google’s backend bots by mistake. Of course, for those who are really up to something shady, that’s a different story—they know what they’re doing.
After logging in, write a short essay like this. It has nothing to do with K12—modify the content yourself, for example, saying that you have important data and could lose your job, etc.
It’s really hard to say. My account, which I’d had for two years, was also banned last week for the same reason as yours…
Then I appealed about ten times, but got the same result each time.
For now, I’m just waiting a few months before trying again…