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Here is the reply I received from Google, about two days later.
——- SNAP ———
Hi G.,
Thanks for your email. After verifying your ID proof, I am happy to let
you know that I have manually overridden your PIN requirement and you
won’t be required to enter another PIN for this account in the future.
Going forward, please keep in mind that if your payments are on hold for
any reason other than PIN or phone verification, you’ll need to remove the
holds prior to the 15th in order to be paid in that month. Otherwise, your
outstanding earnings will roll-over to the following month and you’ll be
paid out according to our normal payment cycle.
Once you’ve removed any additional holds from your account, you’ll be
issued a payment at the end of the first month after your balance reaches
US $100.
For additional questions, I’d encourage you to visit the AdSense Help
Center ( http://www.google.com/adsense_help ) or the official AdSense blog
( http://adsense.blogspot.com?utm_source=txft ). Alternatively, feel free
to post your question on the AdSense Help Forum (
http://www.google.com/support/forum/p/AdSense?hl=en ).
Sincerely,
The Google AdSense Team
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From the time delay I can guess that the Google Adsense support doesn’t work during the Holiday and probably this was the reason why I received the reply from Google on Monday about 12:00 (American Time).
If you contact google consider the time interval difference with America to be able to calculate the approximate delay in time.
I guess if you submit your request to the support during the night time you want get answered until it’s after 10:00 in America.
Probably Google has to work out this in order to optimize their responce times 😉
Regards,
Georgi
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