Restore a suspended Gmail account (2024)

FAQs

How to recover a suspended Gmail account? ›

Click the user's name to open their account page. At the top left, a message indicates why the user's Gmail account is suspended. (Optional) To find out how the user can avoid exceeding bandwidth limits in the future, go to Gmail bandwidth limits. At the top right, click Reactivate.

If your account is disabled, you can ask Google to restore your access. To get started, head to myaccount.google.com and enter your Gmail address. Tip: If you can't get in to your account, you may be able to download and save account data from some Google Services.

To get started, head to g.co/recover and enter your Gmail address. If possible, try the following to make recovery easier: Use a computer, phone, or tablet you've previously used to sign into your account. Use the same browser that you usually do, like Chrome or Safari.

If you deleted your Google Account recently, it may still be recoverable. If you can successfully complete account recovery, you'll be able to sign in as usual and access your account data. To get started, head to g.co/recover and enter your Gmail address. Important: Not all deleted accounts can be recovered.

Ask us to restore your account

If you own the account, you can request access to it again. Sign in to your Google Account on a browser, like Chrome. Select Start Appeal. Follow the instructions.

The best way to attempt to reactivate a deactivated account is by utilizing the account recovery flow. If it says the account is unable to be recovered, try posting in the Gmail Help Forum.

How long does a Gmail account stay blocked? Well this depends on Google themselves – they'll be able to give you more of a timeline when you contact them. Typically, accounts can be unblocked within a few hours if you act immediately.

For your security, you can't call Google for help to sign into your account. We don't work with any service that claims to provide account or password support. Do not give out your passwords or verification codes.

What happens when you suspend a Gmail account? ›

When you suspend an account, the user's: Email, documents, calendars, and other data aren't deleted. Shared documents are still accessible to collaborators. New email and calendar invitations are blocked.

Yes, You can restore you deleted Gmail account and any emails associated with the account. However, Google only provides you a couple of weeks (30 days) before they delete your account permanently.

If your Gmail account has been disabled, you can start an appeal or download your account data. To start an appeal, sign into https://accounts.google.com/Login and click "Start Appeal". To download data, sign into the disabled account. If your account is eligible, you'll see "Download Data".

Loss of Access: When an account is suspended, the user loses access to the platform or service associated with the account. This can disrupt communication, impede business operations, or limit the user's ability to connect with others.

Most email service providers offer account recovery options such as resetting passwords or answering security questions. Look for these options on the sign-in page of your email service provider's website and follow the prompts provided.

Account suspension typically lasts an hour, but can last up to 24 hours. A user can sign in to their account after the suspension period, when request limits are automatically reset.

In most cases it's spammy behavior that leads to an account suspension. It's important to note that: GMass can't control whether Google suspends an account, nor can it help re-activate a suspended account. GMass is simply a conduit to unleashing the power and full sending capabilities of your Gmail account.

For your security, you can't call Google for help to sign into your account. We don't work with any service that claims to provide account or password support. Do not give out your passwords or verification codes.