Google AdSense problem

Friday, June 12th 2009, 12:03

I really like Google, but sometimes they really suck (no offense Google guys, but this is true)! I am having  a problem regarding my AdSense acoount. Since I bought this domain I decided that I should use Google Apps to handle my email. I then went further using Analytics, Webmasters, Feedburner etc.

Two days ago I wanted to create an AdSense account using my new Google Apps email address. Suprise! It seemed that I already had an AdSense account associated with my previous email (@gmail.com). I received an email that informed me that my request is currently disapproved because of this and that I have two options: to use my old account or to close my old account and resubmit my application. Ok! Let’s close the old one and resubmit.

After I did close my old AdSense account, when I tried to resubmit my application, it told me that my request cannot be processed as my email address (the new Google Apps one) is associated with a disapproved request which in my opinion was solved by closing that first account. I have tried contacting them using the famous but I only received an automated response that told me to check their Help Center for my problem. I had done that before I tried to contact them by email and I couldn’t find a solution.

Does any of you, my readers, know how I could contact a human being that works at Google to handle my problem? If you feel that you cannot post the answer in the comments because of  personal data, please mail me at . Thank you!

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