Adsense pending then disabled? How to fix?

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   Lionrhodposted 9 years ago

   So confused! Just found out yesterday that I was moved over from Squidoo. (My computer's been down for months.)
   
   So I signed up with the Ad Program, and signed up with Ad Sense. Yesterday, it said my Ad Sense was pending. Today it says: "Association Disabled by You or by Google for TOS Violation."
   
   I didn't disable it and I doubt I have a TOS Violation when I haven't done
   anything yet that might be TOSable  - if I do, how would I know????
   
   Do I re-apply for Ad Sense? It asks again if I already have an Ad Sense account and at this point my answer is -- I have no CLUE! I can't find a way to turn it back on, since I never turned it off.
   
   Also, sorry, but I'm still not clear. Do I put my Ad Sense ID into my "dashboard" or whatever they call it? Or do I have to put links into every hub?
   
   Thanks!

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   Lionrhodposted 9 years ago

   I went to Adsense and tried to figure it out there. They wouldn't let me even comment or ask a question because "you're writing from an account associated with a disapproved Adsense account. Sheesh!"
   
   After some challenge finding their email (they didn't send it to my main email, they sent it to my gmail account - a gmail account I didn't even know I HAD) I'm told I'm disapproved for "insufficient content."
   
   How much content do I need? Right now I have 21 hubs, most of which are 2000-4000 words or more.

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      Writer Foxposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      The rules are different for different countries.  Where do you live?

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   relacheposted 9 years ago

   Your entire account is no more than 26 hours old too.  That's a factor as well.

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   Lionrhodposted 9 years ago

   I'm in the US (Florida) so I doubt that's the problem. But I'll try again in a few days when I'm "older."
   
   Thanks!

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      Lionrhodposted 9 years agoin reply to this

      LOL Fixed!
      
      I totally forgot that I'd enabled monetization on my blogger website years ago. (Haven't been using that site because I disagree with Google's assertion that they own my content. In fact I'd been planning on moving my blog pages to Squidoo - and now to Hub Pages, I guess. No, they're not bloggish, they're very article-like.)
      
      Anyhow I said "oh wait, maybe that was an Adsense account."
      
      Sure enough, it was!
      
      They even owe me ten bucks (though I realize they don't pay till we hit $100).

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         Writer Foxposted 9 years agoin reply to this

         Glad you sorted it out!  You can only have one personal AdSense account.  You can have more for businesses, though.

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