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As stated in the AdWords API Terms and Conditions (Section II.4), we periodically review AdWords API activity. We noticed that there has been low usage of the AdWords API developer token associated with your My Client Center (MCC) manager ID @@@@@@ in the last 30 days. For the purpose of ensuring quality, improving Google products and services and compliance with AdWords API Terms and Conditions, we have disabled this token.
If you wish to re-apply for the token, please visit the AdWords API Center in your account. Remember to answer the following in detail if you re-apply for the token:
a) Describe the uses of your API application or tool with specific examples. For instance, account management or bid optimization.
b) Who is or will be using your API application or tool? For example, colleagues in your company or advertisers or agencies to whom you are selling the tool.
c) Please attach screenshots of your API application or tool. If the application or tool is yet to be developed, please provide relevant design documentation.
d) Please provide a list of clients that will be using your API application or tool in an automated way.
Please know that that we will take between 5 and 6 weeks to process all developer token re-applications.
Regards,
The AdWords API Team
"So far, at least one API developer — Jason Prescott of TopTenWholesale.com and Manufacturer.com, who I quoted above — has been granted “provisional” access to the API again, after writing an e-mail and contacting a Google representative. Prescott’s company will have to provide all of the above information before September 23, and presumably it will have to meet Google’s requirements, before the access decision becomes final."
It's been 2 weeks for me and haven't heard a thing.
It's quite clear now how important Google regards us and how important we are to them. As a business and individual I'm thinking twice about my usage of Google products from now on. I'd recommend for you and any others in a similar situation to do the same. They've just lost a loyal customer. Google might read this and shrug its sholders and think it won't make much difference... but I'm sticking by it.