What is GOOGLE*Ads on My Bank Statement?
GOOGLE*Ads is a billing description used by Google for advertising charges. If you’ve recently run Google Ads (formerly Google AdWords), this is the charge for your ad spend.
Why Am I Being Charged by GOOGLE Ads?
This charge appears when you run ads on Google Search, YouTube, or partner websites. It may show up as “GOOGLE*Ads,” “GOOGLE*Services,” or “GOOGLE*Temporary Hold” depending on how billing is handled.
What is Google Ads?
Google Ads is Google’s advertising platform that allows businesses to show ads in search results, YouTube videos, and across websites in the Display Network. It’s pay-per-click, meaning you’re charged when someone interacts with your ad.
Is GOOGLE Ads Legit or a Scam?
Yes, it’s legit—but if you don’t recall running ads, it may be due to an employee or someone using your Google Ads account. You should log in at ads.google.com to verify.
How to Cancel or Dispute the Charge
To stop future charges, pause or cancel all campaigns in your Google Ads account. If the charge is unauthorized, report it through your Google account or call your bank to dispute it.
FAQ
- What is GOOGLE*Ads?
- GOOGLE*Ads is a billing name for advertising charges from Google’s ad platform.
- Is GOOGLE*Ads a real charge?
- Yes. It’s a legitimate charge for running paid ads through your Google account.
- How do I stop charges from GOOGLE*Ads?
- Log into Google Ads, and cancel or pause your ad campaigns.
