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Adsense as we know, is the best ads
network for bloggers but, the journey with adsense could become very
frustrating most especially when you request for a verification pin and it
doesn’t get to you due to one or two reasons; common reason is the
accessibility to your area. For example:
a Lagos based blogger (living somewhere like Lekki) will get his with
ease than one in any other part of the country. So, when you request for a
verification pin and it doesn’t get to you; you can change your address to an
area which can be easily located before requesting for a new one but, make sure
you have some there who will receive it on your behalf and send it to you.
Below is the official Google guideline for changing your payee address.
Generally, you can change the
payment address and country in your account by following these steps:
- Sign in to your AdSense account.
- Click the gear icon
and select Payments.
- In the left sidebar, click Payee profile.
- In the "Payee profile" section, click Edit.
- Update your payment address in the "Address" fields.
- Select your preferred country, and click OK to confirm that you want to change your country.
- Click Save.
However, there are three situations
in which you won't be able to change your country directly within your account:
- The payment currency in your account currently isn't available as a payment currency in your new country.
- You’re changing your profile address to a country outside of your contracting entity
- You're located in or changing your country to one of
the following: China, India, Vietnam, Indonesia, Thailand, Malaysia,
Philippines, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Nepal, Bangladesh, or Singapore.
Due to system and legal constraints, we're not able to change your country if you're located in or need to change to an address in one of these countries.
In any of these cases, you will need
to close your existing account and open a new account using your desired
address.
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