Google Customer FAQ

If Google doesn’t accept your phone number during account recovery, try entering any alternative recovery options you have set up, such as a recovery email. Make sure you enter the phone number in the correct format and check for any typos. If you're still having trouble, follow the steps provided in the account recovery page and see if you can answer any additional security questions. It's important to use a device and location you've previously used to access your account for a better chance of recovery.

If you are being billed monthly for storage, it is likely due to a Google Drive storage plan or an upgrade to Google One. Google offers varying amounts of storage that can be purchased on a subscription basis. If you no longer need the storage or want to change your plan, you can manage your subscription through your Google account settings. Review the storage plan details and your billing history to understand the charges better.

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You can check what you are being charged for with Google Storage by reviewing your billing account. This information is available in the Google Cloud Console under the Billing section, where you can see detailed usage and charges for each service. Additionally, you can view the pricing details for Google Storage on its official pricing page to understand how charges are calculated based on your usage.

To recover a deleted Gmail account, go to the Gmail sign-in page and click on "Forgot email?" or "Forgot password?" Follow the prompts to identify your account and restore it. If your account was deleted within the last 30 days, you can recover it using the provided steps. If it has been longer than 30 days, it may not be possible to recover the account.