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iOnlineGuy

4:09 am on Apr 29, 2019 (gmt 0)

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I got some queries on AdSense:

1. Suppose I have an Australian YouTube channel making money and I buy a US adsense account, will there be any disadvantages or potential bad thing of any kind?

2. Can I sign up for adsense for a youtube channel that is not yet monetized yet?

3. If only the AdSense account for my channel gets banned for some reason, can I connect a fresh new AdSense account made with different details for withdrawing money? Will my channel be affected if my AdSense gets banned?

4. What is the difference between hosted and non hosted adsense account?

5. What things should I be careful of when buying adsense acc for youtube channel?

leebow

7:41 pm on Apr 29, 2019 (gmt 0)

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1. Where the account is based makes no difference. It’s where the visitors are from changes how much you earn - USA getting highest, India, China, getting lower.

2. Yeah - if it’s getting enough views. That’s how you eventually get to monetise it.

3. Why are you suspecting your account will get banned? That’s not a good sign. I’ve had my one and only Adsense account for over 10 years. If your account is banned - you lose any earnings accumulated before the next pay out. You can get a new Adsense account - but it won’t be able to be related to you, your bank account, or your address.

4. Not sure about that one. Never heard of hosted/non hosted accounts.

5. Don’t buy an account. Create a YouTube channel that gets lots views. Do content that isn’t violating Adsense terms - and you can get a free account.

trebuchet

1:59 am on May 1, 2019 (gmt 0)

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You shouldn't be "buying" an Adsense account, period. Adsense accounts are free. The catch is that they are only approved if your content meets Adsense guidelines and is monetisable. If you're looking at buying a ready-made Adsense account to bypass these criteria, I can only assume there are issues with your content.