How to Contact YouTube, Gmail and Other Google Properties
Google owns a number of web properties like YouTube, Gmail, Maps, Drive, Android, and more. Each of these services has spawned an entire industry. They have become a brand. So, if you want to contact YouTube, for example, it is better to do it from the YouTube site instead of Google.
Google only has customer support for paid services like AdWords, Google Apps for Work, Google Pixel etc. Howeve, for free services such as Gmail, YouTube, Google Play apps etc, they rely on forums where you can ask for support from Google experts and other users for your concerns.

Since there are billions of people use Google web properties, chances are your question has already been answered on some forum. So, for each site/service, I will share some links to help and troubleshoot pages before showing you how to connect with a representative, if there is a way.
Let’s take a look at how you’re able to contact Google-owned sites and services in case you need some help.

Note:Here is a link toGoogle Status Boardthat shows which Google service is down. Check it once to understand.
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How to Contact YouTube
Before contacting YouTube be sure to check out theirhelp center,chances are you will find answers to some of the most common questions that have been asked several times.
If you believe someone copied you copyright work and posted it on YouTube without permission, you submit acopyright complain here.

There are separate pages to reportabuse, and file aprivacy complaint.
If you need to send an email to YouTube as a YouTube creator, for stuff like verification badge or claiming a custom URL for your channel etc; simply scroll down to the bottom of any page on YouTube (while you are signed in to your channel account) and click onHelp. A new window will pop up, clickNeed more help?>Get Creator Support >Select relevantCategory > Email support.

Note:With more than a billion active monthly users, you may not receive a reply to your letter. you may fax them but use that option only if it urgent or important.
YouTube Address:
YouTube, LLC901 Cherry Ave.San Bruno, CA 94066USAFax: +1 650-253-0001
How to Contact Gmail
Gmail forever changed the way people used and access mail, destroying Yahoo mail in the process. Offering storage space that was unheard of, at the time. Here are some ways to contact Gmail support and troubleshoot issues.
you may check theGoogle Help Centerfor answers to the most common questions. Then there is the awesomeGmail Help Forumwhich is run by the community and Google moderators. Use the search function or open a new thread.

If you are still having and can’t find solution via the above links, for example, your mails are not being delivered or your Gmail is not working, you may send feedback to the Gmail team using the browser or mobile app. Scroll to the bottom of the left panel on your Gmail account and click on Help & feedback button.
How to Contact Android
Just like all other Google products, there is no direct way contact the Android team. There is anAndroid Help Centerwhich should answer all your common questions.
If you are an Android developer, you probably already know about the dedicateddeveloper sitethat is regularly updated with what is happening with the mobile OS.
Say, you are having issues with the library, or the app you uploaded to the Play Store is not live yet, you cancontactAndroid but which is somewhat limited if you are looking to contact a direct representative of the company.
How to Contact AdWords
Google AdWords, a platform for advertisers to bid on keywords to determine which ads are shown in the search results, is no different. But because it is a business product, one which is Google’sprimary source of income, it comes with additional ways to reach support.
If there is something broken or needs to be fixed, you may ask AdWords team to fix ithere. All API related issues are discussed in thisGoogle Group.
As an AdWords advertiser or partner, your money is on the line and in certain cases, you might need help. Are your ads only running on mobile exclusively? Campaigns are not running the way they should You cansubmit a complainrelated to AdWords directly.
Do not forget to enter your AdWords ID when contacting support, otherwise, it will only increase the response time.
Here are two support numbers that I was able to dig up:
For US:1-844-252-8611 (Available from Mon-Fri, 9am-9pm ET)
How to Contact Chrome
There is Chrome for business users and then there is Chrome for the rest of us. TheHelp Centerwill answer your most common questions. But, if you are an enterprise customer (paying) and facing an issue like GSuite integration error or browser is not connecting to the managed network server, you may send a message using thecontact form.
How to Contact Google Maps
TheHelp Centerwill answer all your questions while theforumis meant for both Google Maps and Earth products. If you swipe from the left on your smartphone, there are options to Get Help and Send Feedback.
How to Contact Google Analytics
Since Google Analytics is also geared towards advertisers, there are more ways to connect and get help. Sometimes you may feel that the data metrics you are seeing are inaccurate, or you there is an issue with self-referrals.
There is aformavailable, after submitting which, you should receive a prompt response or a phone call depending on the nature of the issue.
The Analytics program has several verified and certified partners. If you are working with one of them, you can request help from them on thePartner Solution help page.
Wrapping Up: How to Contact YouTube & Other Google Properties
The reason there is no direct way to connect with Google for different services and products is that billions of people use Google on a daily basis. People would be calling for every small and big issue without searching for answers first. There are ways to connect where necessary.
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Gaurav Bidasaria
Gaurav is an editor here at TechWiser but also contributes as a writer. He has more than 10 years of experience as a writer and has written how-to guides, comparisons, listicles, and in-depth explainers on Windows, Android, web, and cloud apps, and the Apple ecosystem.
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