Only two possibilities here - your account is deleted/permanently disabled, or you have made a mistake inputting the account name. (Hackers or yourself may have deleted the account. Google do not close inactive accounts.)

Obviously, for security reasons, Google will not return the account, if you can't provide enough information to convince them that you are the rightful account holder.

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If you can't recover the account, you are unable to reuse the same account name; these are never recycled by Google. Data in the deleted account will not be available, unless this option is offered by Google. It may not be.

(If a hacker has changed recovery information etc., then obviously Google do not expect you to know what the changed information is. You must input whatever you set up the account with.)

(If a hacker has changed recovery information etc., then obviously Google do not expect you to know what the changed information is. You must input whatever you set up the account with.)

Using both a device and location that worked previously when accessing the account seems to help. Avoid using a VPN. Google will not be able to return the account if you can't provide enough information to convince them that you are the rightful account holder. Let us know the result.

Google seem to notice something strange, or suspicious about the sign in. You will need to use the account recovery process to re-establish your bona fides.

"This phone number cannot be used for verification" explains why a number is needed to verify your account via SMS or a voice call. If Google require a number, and you cannot provide one, or you cannot open an account using the methods described above, then Google will not let you open the account.

Using both a device and location that worked previously when accessing the account seems to help. Avoid using a VPN when undertaking the account recovery process. Use the same account in this process that you are posting from in this forum.

Finally, use Can't sign into your Google Account. Make sure the answers to any questions that Google ask be as accurate as possible; take your time, and take care with your replies. Google do not provide any other options for account recovery.

The phone numbers you are using has or have been used too many times already. Either by yourself, or it may be a recycled number which has been used previously with Google. You don't need a mobile phone, you can use a friend's phone, or use a landline. Just be sure to remove that number from the account settings, once you have established the account.

For deleted accounts, you have a short time, after deletion, to restore the account. If you do succeed, some data may not be recoverable. Read https://goo.gl/X7GFiC Accounts disabled by Google for various Gmail Terms of Use violations, and/or violation of the User Content and Conduct Policy, and/or Google Terms of Service. may not have an option to recover.

If there, and you can access them, you may not need to proceed with the recovery. Please note the following: when undertaking AR: Google usually doesn't ask security questions. If they do, you can't choose which questions Google ask.

The phone number/s you are using has/have been used too many times already. Either by yourself, or it may be a recycled number which has been used previously with Google. You don't need a mobile phone, you can use a friend's phone, or use a landline. Just be sure to remove that number from the account settings, once you have established the account.

You are responsible for all activity made by anyone who uses your AIM account and Screen Name. You agree to keep confidential the passwords associated with your account.