Hi guys, in business informations is mandatory to put the real business name or put only the store name with a random address of the target market?

What’s the dumbest mistake you’ve made in a Google Ads account that cost you real money? I’ll go first in the comments 👀

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I’m dealing with an ongoing issue in Google Merchant Center and would really appreciate any expert input. At the end of March, I submitted my store (around 250 products) to Google. Within two days, I received a misrepresentation suspension. I did a full audit of my website: - No broken links (checked with multiple tools) - All policies (returns, privacy, contact, etc.) are clear and complete - Contact details (email, phone number) are consistent across the website and GMC - No misleading claims or unrealistic promises - Overall, everything is aligned and compliant as far as I can tell After submitting a review request, the suspension was lifted within 1 day. However, 1–2 days later, I received another suspension, this time labeled as “website improvement” misrepresentation. I: - Reviewed the entire website again - Removed anything that could possibly be risky - Simplified the site further (it was already professional and clean) Then I submitted a review request: - Rejected within ~10 minutes (likely automated) - Submitted again a few hours later → rejected again - Result: 7-day cooldown period During this period: - I contacted Google support multiple times - Initially received only generic template responses - After pushing further, they said the case would be escalated for a manual review by the internal team, but only after the cooldown On April 8, the cooldown ended. I didn’t submit a review immediately but contacted support again. On April 10, they confirmed the website was reviewed and reinstated. But then, on April 11, I received another misrepresentation suspension. Since then: - Support keeps responding with generic templates - No clear explanation of what is actually wrong - I’ve rechecked everything again and still can’t identify a specific issue The only potential concern I can think of: - I’m using a registered agent address in Sheridan, WY, which might be triggering trust issues At this point (April 18):

Hi guys, So basically i made this merchant center 48 hours ago. Products got approved 12 hours ago. I Have then linked the merchant center to newly created ad account. This newly ad account is on the Gmail account where i create all my ad accounts. Merchant center is linked but doesnt show any products.