Nuances of managing a Google Developer Account "through an intermediary"?

Question

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I had a developer account, but it got banned. Support is silent and unbanned, most likely, I can’t see.
I read many articles where they say that for registering a second account there is an option to be banned everywhere and forever, and that they track down to the names of application packages, similar code, devices from which they logged into the account and all other little things.
Actually, a question.
Is it safe to register an account through another person who lives in a completely different city/country and subsequently upload applications through it? More specifically, what are the options for managing this account, except for sending him all the necessary information, and he will already upload it (I think this is definitely legal and will not entail a ban, but a busy person will not always be able to devote time when I need it , this is not very convenient for me personally, etc. etc.).
I don’t remember exactly, but is there, for example, in the console a function like “give access to the console” and is there an option for me to use it, or will this account be banned as well?
And what are the pitfalls in general when turning such a fraud.

Answer 1

The correct answer is to ask someone to register an account for you and give you a password, and go into it through a third-party server, which should not intersect with your main one in any way (since a new account to access blocked content on another one is also a violation of the rules). If you get "access denied" when you enter play.google.com, then after clicking on the confirmation link (when invited to someone else's console), you will be redirected to the same message.