<Paraphrased email>
Email from AdWords that a chargeback occured. Google believes that by agreeing to be in AdWords, he authorized the charge. When the charge is fixed, then the account will go back online.
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the funny thing is, I know two people who got the exact same email, what is happening and how is this possible. All bills have been always paid...
[edited by: eWhisper at 9:15 pm (utc) on Oct. 12, 2004]
[edit reason] paraphrased email [/edit]
You might want to paraphrase your email, email excerpts are not permitted in accordance with TOS.
One would assume that Adsense has no interest in denying themselves your business. Did you recently change credit cards? Maybe the first time it was used the cc company automatically rejected the charge?
Ask Google for the exact reference and then go down to your bank to cause havoc. It's probably just an automatic filter - I know that cards here in many EU countries now need to be "activated" before you can use them on the net.
A similar thing happened to me, it was because I'd entered a new cc (on the same b/a as the last, but still) and the first payment was denied. I contacted the bank, and they fixed it. Google recharged the card and off we went.
You didn't say if you've just changed c.c.s, have you?
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Your best bet would be to contact them, tell them that you're a regular client and would like to get this sorted out ASAP. Get them to send you the chargeback details.
