DamonHD
msg:3073835 | 5:52 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Hi, G allows separate accounts for separate legal entities, ie separate businesses. Now, if you explain your situation to them I think that there is a fair chance that they would allow what you ask. What G wants to avoid is one sociopath covertly creating tens of accounts to hide/ease fraud, etc. Rgds Damon
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cj2600
msg:3073866 | 6:25 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Three months ago I opened a separate adsense account for my wife, so she can track her own progress. In August she got her first payment from Google, so I think everything is fine. I guess if it would be against TOS, Google wouldn’t allow opening the second account on the same address when we applied for it.
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europeforvisitors
msg:3073877 | 6:34 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
My 24-year-old son applied for (and got) an AdSense account not long ago, and he used our household's mailing address because it's more permanent than his apartment address. No problems so far.
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WolfLover
msg:3073936 | 7:18 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
| My 24-year-old son applied for (and got) an AdSense account not long ago, and he used our household's mailing address because it's more permanent than his apartment address. No problems so far. |
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EFV, does your son have a separate business entity? I can't remember what is asked for at sign up. Does a person who wants to sign up for an AdSense account have to have a business at all? Can they just sign up using their social security number? Thanks!
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europeforvisitors
msg:3073966 | 7:42 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Yes, he just signed up as an individual with his own Social Security number.
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OptiRex
msg:3073988 | 7:55 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
Justify the requirement for it and, generally, there's no problem. I have two accounts, one business in my name and one personal and, again, in my name. How easy it would be to do that now I have no idea since that was in the early days of AdSense.
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martinibuster
msg:3074021 | 8:45 pm on Sep 6, 2006 (gmt 0) |
>>>Justify the requirement for it and, generally, there's no problem. That's true. I found the process simple and the response from Google understanding.
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tallguy
msg:3074436 | 5:26 am on Sep 7, 2006 (gmt 0) |
I would like to keep only one account.
But I do not wish my publisher code to be same ( or visible) on my upcoming new sites.
Any way out?
Or should I get a new account?
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david_uk
msg:3074460 | 5:53 am on Sep 7, 2006 (gmt 0) |
My wife also has an adsense account. In fact, because of tax reasons we had the income from my main site in her name. I also have an adsense account I use for tinkering around and experimentation. I emailed Google before signing up explaining that we wanted separate accounts, and they said fine as long as we understood that any action that caused one account to get banned would likely result in both getting banned. Publisher code is ALWAYS visible - it's appended to the end of all links in order that Google can credit your account. You can't keep it a secret!
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