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In order to protect the accounts of AdSense publishers,and in order to ensure that the information provided by the publishers are accurate and up-to-date,Google has the phone verification system in place. It is completely automated and uses automatic telephone number verification. You'll just have to key in a 6-digit verification code using your telephone.The 6-digit verification code is on the page that comes up when you click the "Please verify your phone number'under "Required Action" section of your "My Account" tab.When you click that link it will bring you to the Phone Verification Setup page, from where you'll be able to initiate the call or set a convenient time for Google's system to call you.

The number of code entry attempts is however limited. It is to be borne in mind that rotary phones,VoIP numbers and extensions do not work with Google's PIN verification system. When you have earned $50,you have 6 months from that date to enter your verification code. If you fail to do so,within within 4 months, Google will start serving unpaid Public Service Ads. After 6 months, your account will be disabled and your unpaid earnings will be refunded to the concerned advertisers.

Ensure that you're using a touch-tone telephone to make the call.After entering your phone verification code press the # key.If you have done these correctly,Google might be having some problems at their end.So,just retry later after a few days.

As part of our efforts to make sure that the AdSense account details publishers provide are valid and correct, we do a couple types of validation that you may be aware of: the Personal Identification Number (PIN) program and, in some locations, phone number verification. One or both of these verification methods is required in order to ensure the security and accuracy of your information so you can receive payments from AdSense.

In the past, our system would ask you to verify your information when your earnings reached $50. However, we've recently changed the threshold to $10. This lowered amount means many of you may see a PIN arrive in your mailbox soon, as well as a prompt in your account to verify your phone number. For more information about these holds, visit the links in the 'Required Actions' box on your Payment History page.

(Psst: If your all-time earnings are between $10 and $50, this might be a good time to learn all about PINs so you'll know what to expect. Or, if you prefer surprises, you can remain blissfully ignorant till a PIN mailer pops up in your mailbox. Just be sure you don't pitch it in the trash!)

Hi readers...

As you may know, one of the steps to receiving your first payment is to verify a Personal Identification Number (PIN). Google will send this PIN via standard postal mail once your earnings have reached $50, and then you'll need to enter it into the PIN Information Page of your account.

You need to enter in a PIN once per account, and Google will send it to you the first time you reach $50 in earnings.

If you've reached $50 in earnings and haven't yet entered in your PIN, you'll see a box at the top of your Payment History page labeled 'Required Action'. Click on the 'Please enter your PIN' link to review detailed information about the date your most recent PIN was generated, and when you can request a replacement should you need one. Once you've verified your PIN, you should no longer see this language on your Payment History page.


What will happen if I didn't verify my PIN ??

Google will mail your PIN to the payment address in your account. You'll then have 180 days to enter your PIN within your publisher account, or to request a replacement. If you do not enter your PIN within this period, your account will be disabled and your earnings refunded to the appropriate advertisers.