scooter Joined Apr 20, 2006 Posts 1,999 Reaction score 82 Mar 26, 2011 #1 I set up a new adwords account for a friend. Just seen they have taken £5 as a one off activation fee. Do they not make enough? .
I set up a new adwords account for a friend. Just seen they have taken £5 as a one off activation fee. Do they not make enough? .
R retired_member33 Joined Apr 19, 2010 Posts 1,449 Reaction score 13 Mar 26, 2011 #2 The 5 is added to your credit if I remember it correctly. Its just there for verification purposes.
wb Joined Mar 1, 2009 Posts 2,117 Reaction score 65 Mar 26, 2011 #3 Could be wrong as it's a while since I joined Adwords, but I think they give you it back as credit to spend on clicks?
Could be wrong as it's a while since I joined Adwords, but I think they give you it back as credit to spend on clicks?
scooter Joined Apr 20, 2006 Posts 1,999 Reaction score 82 Mar 26, 2011 #4 Thy like to keep it all for themselves now. .
D doodlebug Joined Mar 2, 2007 Posts 5,159 Reaction score 49 Mar 28, 2011 #5 Mine was for some credit check thing, they don't keep it.
S Sanjana Joined Oct 27, 2010 Posts 24 Reaction score 1 Apr 11, 2011 #6 Activation fees is not refundable if you are closing the account its the meaning of non-refundable. But Google gives your activation fees as a credit where you can use to run campaign.
Activation fees is not refundable if you are closing the account its the meaning of non-refundable. But Google gives your activation fees as a credit where you can use to run campaign.
T theonemanyuri Joined Jun 1, 2010 Posts 552 Reaction score 2 Apr 16, 2011 #7 It does specifically say 'not credited towards advertising', are you sure? I was planning on running an adwords campaign last night, but in the end I opted for Facebook instead
It does specifically say 'not credited towards advertising', are you sure? I was planning on running an adwords campaign last night, but in the end I opted for Facebook instead