<b>How to write a limited-account appeal that actually gets read</b>

<b>How to write a limited-account appeal that actually gets read</b>
Most appeals fail because they argue. The system wants to see you understood the problem and fixed it.
What worked: short, specific, no excuses. 'Identified [X traffic source / placement], removed it on [date], here's the change.' Concrete actions, not pleading.
— don't dump 6 paragraphs of frustration
— give them a reason to flip you back on
They skim. Make the fix obvious in the first two lines. Steal it.