This is also a misleading statement imo. They will give a reason but that reason is structured as "appear to be in violation of our policies regarding X" Where

This is also a misleading statement imo. They will give a reason but that reason is structured as "appear to be in violation of our policies regarding X" Where X has 18 different sub-policies, with each sub-policy having multiple conditions that if any one is violated result in a ban. This is done purposefully (and has always been the case on Ads since near the beginning) because they do not want to reveal the exact violation to allow for those gaming the system to work around the specific issue. Good approach for stopping arbitrage / cloaking etc.. but bad if you're a legitimate business and aren't up to date on all 1,500 Ads policies which can and do change regularly.