Few Things To Keep In Mind Before Buying An Adsense Account for Arbitrage.
Adsense account lets bloggers earn money from their Niche blogs. Instead of waiting to get your blogs approved, you can simply buy a blog with Adsense and reconstruct the niche.
Yesterday, i bought an Adsense account, i figured a few things have changed. The last time i bought an Adsense account was more than 2years ago, i rarely buy accounts created specifically to-be-sold, i like custom domains approved by me in an aged account without domain.
Well, that’s not why we are here. Here are a few things to note when buying an Adsense account, for your ease of security, granted access and authenticity.
1: The Account must not have a limit history or be on Ads limit.
2: The Adsense codes must be displaying on the blog or some guarantees that after purchasing the Ads code would be LIVE.
3: Domain attached to the Adsense must be moved to your registrar, most domains are on Namecheap and it takes about 10mins for domain transfer.
4: The Payment profile email on the Adsense must be that of the account you’re buying, else you can’t change payment method. This is very vital because even after purchase that email can still goto payments . google . com and change the payment details.
5: First tell the seller to add your phone number and your email as recovery details to the gmail of the Adsense. This will give you ease of interrupted access.
6: Once logged into the gmail (i advice using a different chrome profile), goto “manage your google account” >> Personal info, confirm that your details are in the contact info.
7: Goto “manage your google account” >> “Security” make sure other sign in methods are not there like Google Prompt, Passkeys, 2 Step, Google Codes etc if any make sure you are in custody of those.
8: On same page as 7 above, scroll down and make sure the “Devices” signed in are yours, if you find others remove them, but make sure you’re sure you could sign in without their authentications to avoid getting locked out.
9: If the domain comes with hosting/Wordpress, it means you’ll also have the hosting moved to you. For me i prefer just the domain, point it to my servers and manage it from there by setting fresh WordPress etc.
10:Check Adsense >> Account >> Access & Authorization >> User management, and make sure you’re the only user there i.e the email you just got.
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This information are for bloggers, seeking to buy an Adsense account, this is a guide to make sure they have full access after purchase and getting ripped off.