Google seems to show no outward no interest in actually unbanning anyone once they're banned, do they care if you tell them beforehand that you're concerned someone is messing with your ads?
And if they do care, does that even help / wouldn't the "ban this guy" script just run anyway?
I've had ~$150 sitting in my adsense account for about 4 years now because I'm unable to cash out. Their 'input bank information' page is broken, seems like my old banking information is stuck filled out and I can't remove it. Won't let me put new information in either. And the link to the help site leads to a 404.
I've tried various forms to reach a person and they've all been fruitless. Google is just holding my money hostage with no recourse.
They even send me a 'your payments are on hold' email every few months to basically say 'remember, we stole your money and theres nothing you can do about it!'. Thanks Google, I almost forgot that you're the definition of faceless corporation again.
So anyway the credit card tied to that has expired (years ago I thought).
Then Google emails me their "update your payment information" email ... and points me to a Gsuite login.
Bro (Google) I don't have a Gsuite account ... and my regular Google account has valid payment options. Every form of help just points back to Gsuite...
Blogger doesn't appear to have any of the old information as far as the domain being purchased.
I managed to get the domain registrar to help. There was no way to contact Google, it was just an infinite loop telling me to login to Gsuite.
Of course, IANAL, TINLA.
I've also got another grandfathered in free gsuite account I've been using for personal things for about 7 years, changing from that would be a nightmare.
I suppose I'm part of the problem, being unwilling to do something about it because I have more to lose than gain.
Business / $12 month
"Unlimited cloud storage (or 1TB per user if fewer than 5 users)"
Effectively you get unlimited storage for $12 + taxes/month.
It's a pretty smoking deal if you don't mind the (seemingly minuscule) chance that one day they'll ask for more money or pull the plug. In my use case all the data is easily retrieved again so it would only be a minor inconvenience.