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YOUTUBE BLOCKED MY ADSENSE FOR NO REASON! I SUED GOOGLE! Video with evidence of no violations of YouTube and Google policies youtu.be/A5c15ks58OM @TeamYouTube @nealmohan On June 8th, my AdSense account linked to the YouTube channel Ani9GM was blocked. In the monetization section of YouTube's creative studio, it said my AdSense account was blocked due to invalid clicks or other policy violations that YouTube didn't specify. In other words, YouTube didn't provide a specific reason for blocking my AdSense account or limiting my YouTube channel's functionality. Invalid clicks were listed as one of the reasons for the block. My YouTube channel's functionality is limited because I can't change my AdSense account. After my AdSense account was blocked and my YouTube channel's functionality was limited, I received two emails from AdSense Team and YouTube. The email from YouTube stated that my affiliate status had been revoked (the third time in six months, which is crazy). They also didn't provide a specific reason for the block. YouTube simply linked three links to a help forum explaining the reasons for disabling an AdSense account for invalid traffic and other policy violations. The email from AdSense Team stated that my AdSense account didn't comply with AdSense program rules, so it was disabled. During a recent review, Google specialists discovered that my account allegedly didn't comply with the following rules. The reason for the block was listed in the section on detected violations. My AdSense account was blocked because it was linked to an account that was blocked for violating AdSense policy. How could my AdSense account be blocked because it was linked to an AdSense account that violated the rules, if according to Google policy, only one AdSense account can be registered per payee? You can't create a second account for the same payee; it's technically impossible; Google's system won't allow it! Also, if you provide incorrect information when registering with AdSense, it will affect your payouts! You simply won't receive them; they won't reach you! Before registering my AdSense account and linking it to my YouTube channel, I studied the entire Google AdSense policy regarding AdSense-related issues! I know for sure that I'm right, as I followed the information on the Google forum. Moreover, even if I had accidentally provided false information, the AdSense moderation system would not have approved it because it didn't match the identity documents I provided, as well as my tax information. This is another obvious, illegal, and unjustified blocking of my monetization! This is the third time in six months that my monetization has been blocked! For the past six months, I've been fighting for the monetization of my channel. The YouTube moderation system blocks my channel's monetization whenever it feels like it, without regard for Google's policies, as if that's how it should be. This is outrageous. They cite a formal reason, as if their goal is to block it just for the sake of blocking it. And they want me to fix something that doesn't exist. This is insane! I feel like my channel's only purpose is to prove to YouTube that I'm worthy of monetization! For six months now, I've been unable to fully develop my channel. Every time monetization is disabled, I'm pushed back because I'm not receiving any income during that time. My content requires investment. In recent months, I've been spending one thousand two hundred dollars a month on my content. The 3D characters I use in my videos cost an average of fifteen dollars each. I buy them from 3D artists who specialize in 3D character modeling. Now look at how many videos I've made and count all those characters in my previews. I put incredible effort and resources into creating my videos. Instead of growing my channel, I'm forced to stagnate. If it weren't for the crazy actions of the AI ​​moderation systems, I could have achieved much more on YouTube. My channel, Ani9GM, has been around for three years and has one hundred thousand subscribers! My channel, like my AdSense account, has never been blocked or warned, except for erroneous AI moderation decisions from December to February! That speaks volumes! I provided numerous screenshots showing no traces of invalid traffic, and also explained that I had reviewed all Google policies regarding YouTube channels and AdSense accounts, including links to relevant materials from the Google forum. I assessed all the risks and Google's policies before creating my channel and linking it to my registered AdSense account. Even though I comply with Google's policies, I still regularly have problems monetizing my channel! Why is this? Google is a billion-dollar corporation with a certain reputation. Why does your moderation system act as it pleases and act arbitrarily? It's impossible to develop your channel or any other business in this chaos and lack of oversight! Since the onset of widespread AdSense account blocking, I have documented hundreds of AdSense account blocking cases! And how many more creators are facing this problem but don't report it publicly? There are thousands of cases. This problem has been going on for more than three months. I haven't been able to find a single creator whose appeal resulted in a decision. I stopped documenting AdSense blocking cases because there are too many of them. There are about several dozen such cases per day, and these are only the ones I find in X. A little reflection allows you to estimate the scale of the problem. It's insane. Many of these creators run their YouTube channels professionally. It's their income and their life. What do you think happens to someone who hasn't received income for at least several months? They have a family, not just their own life. But YouTube support is taking this too lightly, feeding creators promises like they're mentally retarded. All these people are facing AdSense blocking, and YouTube support says they just need to wait a little while. They've been saying this for three months now. This is unreasonable. A person in their right mind, seeing what's happening, simply wouldn't argue with your support. Thousands of unresolved AdSense blocking cases for more than three months. I recently encountered a creator with a channel with three hundred thousand subscribers. His AdSense account has been blocked for six months because it was linked to another blocked AdSense account. I have the same reason for being blocked. How can you get your AdSense account blocked because it's linked to another AdSense account that violates the rules? It's impossible. Why is your system so inefficient? This creator filed an appeal, but support simply didn't review it within 90 days, and his appeal was closed. He's been waiting for six months, even though YouTube support assured him, as they do now, that the appeal would be reviewed. YouTube support often confuses creators and misleads them with irrelevant answers. They answer questions they don't know the answer to, giving the creator boilerplate, useless, or harmful information. Such advice, for example, as simply waiting, can be fatal for the creator's channel. While I was waiting, I could have taken a ton of useful steps to save my channel. Over the past month, I've contacted YouTube support countless times, and they all say my appeal is being reviewed. This is complete nonsense. My appeal is being reviewed just like thousands of others—indeed, not at all. Also, considering the experience of a creator whose AdSense account was blocked six months ago, it's safe to say the appeals team doesn't care. It doesn't matter whether it's one appeal or thousands, like now. I've made one thousand two hundred posts in X in a month about the issue of my AdSense account being blocked, along with many others. Eight hundred emails to YouTube support. One hundred posts to Google, YouTube, and AdSense help. I've sent several hundred reviews to Google and YouTube. I've sent about six hundred emails to X, YouTube, and Google AdSense. I've provided all the evidence I need to prove there was no reason for my AdSense account being blocked or for my channel's functionality being limited. But there's been no resolution. I need to clarify a few things. On June twenty ninth, a YouTube community manager contacted me. He introduced himself as saying he would forward my channel to the internal team for review. I provided him with all the evidence regarding my channel and AdSense. After the review was complete, this manager sent me a very strange email that raised many questions. I also concluded that this manager is completely incompetent when it comes to YouTube or AdSense, and like many of the YouTube support team, they are completely useless. Why can't my AdSense account be reinstated? It has no strikes and is fully verified. And I've been receiving payments from it for over six months. Why was my AdSense account suspended if there are no documented violations of YouTube, Google, or AdSense policies? Could you explain the violation? I see no reason for the invalid activity and have provided evidence of this in my videos, posts, and screenshots. The suspension decision is outrageous. I can't appeal invalid activity on my channel because an appeal has already been submitted through the form in my Google AdSense account. When I resubmit the appeal, I receive a message stating that an appeal has already been submitted using my AdSense pub. Even if I could resubmit an appeal for invalid activity on my channel, the provided form doesn't allow me to attach screenshots, videos, or other evidence. This employee of yours wants me to explain how I plan to improve the quality of ad traffic on my channel. If you run a YouTube channel, you don't control the quality of your ad traffic. YouTube controls your ad traffic. Why is this employee of yours saying my AdSense account won't be unblocked if my appeal is still pending and hasn't been rejected? How did your team of experts verify my channel if this employee of yours shifted all responsibility for providing evidence to me? Even though I provided him with all the information and evidence. I also explained that I couldn't resubmit an appeal, much less attach additional evidence, due to the lack of functionality in the provided appeal form. I'd also like to share an incident that recently occurred with my channel due to a glitch in YouTube's algorithms. On July seventh, I discovered that YouTube had deducted views from July second and posted on X, attaching screenshots of my channel's entire statistics for almost its entire existence. A few hours later, the issue was resolved. YouTube support restored the deducted views for July second. So, they took into account all my evidence and screenshots. So why can't they also verify that there are no traces of invalid traffic on my channel, check my AdSense account, and restore monetization? I completely disagree with the ongoing unjustified blocking of my YouTube channel and AdSense account, which circumvents Google's policies. I have already filed a complaint with the Dispute Resolution Authority (ADROIT - Alternative Dispute Resolution of Information Technologies) under the Digital Services Act (DSA) in Europe. However, my complaint was rejected. So now I'm forced to take more radical action. I've contacted a lawyer who handles such cases. He's begun legal work and is already in the process of filing appeals and petitions with the relevant EU authorities. I was forced to do this because complying with all Google policies doesn't guarantee I won't have problems with this platform. I only have one YouTube channel that I manage and one AdSense account. I don't have any other channels I'm willing to devote time to. I won't start over because I'll have to deal with all the described problems from YouTube and Google all over again. That would be going in circles. Moreover, I see no reason to start over because I'm confident in my rightness based on compliance with Google policies. I've done everything possible to comply with YouTube and Google policies, but for some reason, that's not enough. I'm not going to look for problems in my approach, as I've taken absolutely everything into account. There shouldn't have been any blocking or problems from the platform, but they've been going on for six months now. This is unreasonable. I won't start over. If my AdSense account isn't unblocked, I'll just quit. YouTube currently has overly aggressive and inadequate conditions for running a YouTube channel. No matter what measures you take to ensure your channel's security, sooner or later you'll be blocked or cut off from monetization. And you'll have to justify yourself and prove your case for months. Complying with Google and YouTube policies no longer guarantees a smooth channel. The conditions have changed.

YOUTUBE BLOCKED MY ADSENSE FOR NO REASON! I SUED GOOGLE! Video with evidence of no violations of YouTube and Google policies youtu.be/A5c15ks58OM @TeamYouTube @nealmohan On June 8th, my AdSense account linked to the YouTube channel Ani9GM was blocked. In the monetization section of YouTube's creative studio, it said my AdSense account was blocked due to invalid clicks or other policy violations that YouTube didn't specify. In other words, YouTube didn't provide a specific reason for blocking my AdSense account or limiting my YouTube channel's functionality. Invalid clicks were listed as one of the reasons for the block. My YouTube channel's functionality is limited because I can't change my AdSense account. After my AdSense account was blocked and my YouTube channel's functionality was limited, I received two emails from AdSense Team and YouTube. The email from YouTube stated that my affiliate status had been revoked (the third time in six months, which is crazy). They also didn't provide a specific reason for the block. YouTube simply linked three links to a help forum explaining the reasons for disabling an AdSense account for invalid traffic and other policy violations. The email from AdSense Team stated that my AdSense account didn't comply with AdSense program rules, so it was disabled. During a recent review, Google specialists discovered that my account allegedly didn't comply with the following rules. The reason for the block was listed in the section on detected violations. My AdSense account was blocked because it was linked to an account that was blocked for violating AdSense policy. How could my AdSense account be blocked because it was linked to an AdSense account that violated the rules, if according to Google policy, only one AdSense account can be registered per payee? You can't create a second account for the same payee; it's technically impossible; Google's system won't allow it! Also, if you provide incorrect information when registering with AdSense, it will affect your payouts! You simply won't receive them; they won't reach you! Before registering my AdSense account and linking it to my YouTube channel, I studied the entire Google AdSense policy regarding AdSense-related issues! I know for sure that I'm right, as I followed the information on the Google forum. Moreover, even if I had accidentally provided false information, the AdSense moderation system would not have approved it because it didn't match the identity documents I provided, as well as my tax information. This is another obvious, illegal, and unjustified blocking of my monetization! This is the third time in six months that my monetization has been blocked! For the past six months, I've been fighting for the monetization of my channel. The YouTube moderation system blocks my channel's monetization whenever it feels like it, without regard for Google's policies, as if that's how it should be. This is outrageous. They cite a formal reason, as if their goal is to block it just for the sake of blocking it. And they want me to fix something that doesn't exist. This is insane! I feel like my channel's only purpose is to prove to YouTube that I'm worthy of monetization! For six months now, I've been unable to fully develop my channel. Every time monetization is disabled, I'm pushed back because I'm not receiving any income during that time. My content requires investment. In recent months, I've been spending one thousand two hundred dollars a month on my content. The 3D characters I use in my videos cost an average of fifteen dollars each. I buy them from 3D artists who specialize in 3D character modeling. Now look at how many videos I've made and count all those characters in my previews. I put incredible effort and resources into creating my videos. Instead of growing my channel, I'm forced to stagnate. If it weren't for the crazy actions of the AI ​​moderation systems, I could have achieved much more on YouTube. My channel, Ani9GM, has been around for three years and has one hundred thousand subscribers! My channel, like my AdSense account, has never been blocked or warned, except for erroneous AI moderation decisions from December to February! That speaks volumes! I provided numerous screenshots showing no traces of invalid traffic, and also explained that I had reviewed all Google policies regarding YouTube channels and AdSense accounts, including links to relevant materials from the Google forum. I assessed all the risks and Google's policies before creating my channel and linking it to my registered AdSense account. Even though I comply with Google's policies, I still regularly have problems monetizing my channel! Why is this? Google is a billion-dollar corporation with a certain reputation. Why does your moderation system act as it pleases and act arbitrarily? It's impossible to develop your channel or any other business in this chaos and lack of oversight! Since the onset of widespread AdSense account blocking, I have documented hundreds of AdSense account blocking cases! And how many more creators are facing this problem but don't report it publicly? There are thousands of cases. This problem has been going on for more than three months. I haven't been able to find a single creator whose appeal resulted in a decision. I stopped documenting AdSense blocking cases because there are too many of them. There are about several dozen such cases per day, and these are only the ones I find in X. A little reflection allows you to estimate the scale of the problem. It's insane. Many of these creators run their YouTube channels professionally. It's their income and their life. What do you think happens to someone who hasn't received income for at least several months? They have a family, not just their own life. But YouTube support is taking this too lightly, feeding creators promises like they're mentally retarded. All these people are facing AdSense blocking, and YouTube support says they just need to wait a little while. They've been saying this for three months now. This is unreasonable. A person in their right mind, seeing what's happening, simply wouldn't argue with your support. Thousands of unresolved AdSense blocking cases for more than three months. I recently encountered a creator with a channel with three hundred thousand subscribers. His AdSense account has been blocked for six months because it was linked to another blocked AdSense account. I have the same reason for being blocked. How can you get your AdSense account blocked because it's linked to another AdSense account that violates the rules? It's impossible. Why is your system so inefficient? This creator filed an appeal, but support simply didn't review it within 90 days, and his appeal was closed. He's been waiting for six months, even though YouTube support assured him, as they do now, that the appeal would be reviewed. YouTube support often confuses creators and misleads them with irrelevant answers. They answer questions they don't know the answer to, giving the creator boilerplate, useless, or harmful information. Such advice, for example, as simply waiting, can be fatal for the creator's channel. While I was waiting, I could have taken a ton of useful steps to save my channel. Over the past month, I've contacted YouTube support countless times, and they all say my appeal is being reviewed. This is complete nonsense. My appeal is being reviewed just like thousands of others—indeed, not at all. Also, considering the experience of a creator whose AdSense account was blocked six months ago, it's safe to say the appeals team doesn't care. It doesn't matter whether it's one appeal or thousands, like now. I've made one thousand two hundred posts in X in a month about the issue of my AdSense account being blocked, along with many others. Eight hundred emails to YouTube support. One hundred posts to Google, YouTube, and AdSense help. I've sent several hundred reviews to Google and YouTube. I've sent about six hundred emails to X, YouTube, and Google AdSense. I've provided all the evidence I need to prove there was no reason for my AdSense account being blocked or for my channel's functionality being limited. But there's been no resolution. I need to clarify a few things. On June twenty ninth, a YouTube community manager contacted me. He introduced himself as saying he would forward my channel to the internal team for review. I provided him with all the evidence regarding my channel and AdSense. After the review was complete, this manager sent me a very strange email that raised many questions. I also concluded that this manager is completely incompetent when it comes to YouTube or AdSense, and like many of the YouTube support team, they are completely useless. Why can't my AdSense account be reinstated? It has no strikes and is fully verified. And I've been receiving payments from it for over six months. Why was my AdSense account suspended if there are no documented violations of YouTube, Google, or AdSense policies? Could you explain the violation? I see no reason for the invalid activity and have provided evidence of this in my videos, posts, and screenshots. The suspension decision is outrageous. I can't appeal invalid activity on my channel because an appeal has already been submitted through the form in my Google AdSense account. When I resubmit the appeal, I receive a message stating that an appeal has already been submitted using my AdSense pub. Even if I could resubmit an appeal for invalid activity on my channel, the provided form doesn't allow me to attach screenshots, videos, or other evidence. This employee of yours wants me to explain how I plan to improve the quality of ad traffic on my channel. If you run a YouTube channel, you don't control the quality of your ad traffic. YouTube controls your ad traffic. Why is this employee of yours saying my AdSense account won't be unblocked if my appeal is still pending and hasn't been rejected? How did your team of experts verify my channel if this employee of yours shifted all responsibility for providing evidence to me? Even though I provided him with all the information and evidence. I also explained that I couldn't resubmit an appeal, much less attach additional evidence, due to the lack of functionality in the provided appeal form. I'd also like to share an incident that recently occurred with my channel due to a glitch in YouTube's algorithms. On July seventh, I discovered that YouTube had deducted views from July second and posted on X, attaching screenshots of my channel's entire statistics for almost its entire existence. A few hours later, the issue was resolved. YouTube support restored the deducted views for July second. So, they took into account all my evidence and screenshots. So why can't they also verify that there are no traces of invalid traffic on my channel, check my AdSense account, and restore monetization? I completely disagree with the ongoing unjustified blocking of my YouTube channel and AdSense account, which circumvents Google's policies. I have already filed a complaint with the Dispute Resolution Authority (ADROIT - Alternative Dispute Resolution of Information Technologies) under the Digital Services Act (DSA) in Europe. However, my complaint was rejected. So now I'm forced to take more radical action. I've contacted a lawyer who handles such cases. He's begun legal work and is already in the process of filing appeals and petitions with the relevant EU authorities. I was forced to do this because complying with all Google policies doesn't guarantee I won't have problems with this platform. I only have one YouTube channel that I manage and one AdSense account. I don't have any other channels I'm willing to devote time to. I won't start over because I'll have to deal with all the described problems from YouTube and Google all over again. That would be going in circles. Moreover, I see no reason to start over because I'm confident in my rightness based on compliance with Google policies. I've done everything possible to comply with YouTube and Google policies, but for some reason, that's not enough. I'm not going to look for problems in my approach, as I've taken absolutely everything into account. There shouldn't have been any blocking or problems from the platform, but they've been going on for six months now. This is unreasonable. I won't start over. If my AdSense account isn't unblocked, I'll just quit. YouTube currently has overly aggressive and inadequate conditions for running a YouTube channel. No matter what measures you take to ensure your channel's security, sooner or later you'll be blocked or cut off from monetization. And you'll have to justify yourself and prove your case for months. Complying with Google and YouTube policies no longer guarantees a smooth channel. The conditions have changed.