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My website is showing bugous google maps. I need to upgrade the code to use the new google maps api access. I have filled the google maps platform form (https://cloud.google.com/maps-platform/?hl=pt-BR) but i have the following error:

Google Cloud Platform service has been disabled. Please contact your administrator to restore service.

I have and old google apps accounts (50 free users) and I have not upgraded to a google suite plan (nor intend to do so).

I have searched my g suite admin for a google cloud platform or a "google developer console" service to enable, but none are available to be enabled. (like suggested here and other links)

I have also tried to log into google cloud platform and create a billing account for my organisation (that worked), but when i try to create a new project, i have got the same error message (Google Cloud Platform service has been disabled. Please contact your administrator to restore service.)

Can anyone help me please!

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May it's better asking this in a google developer forum?Heinz Schilling
Well i'd love to hear from someone from google and have a decent support, but honestly i did not find anyway to contact them (i did filled some forms online but still i have not had any answer). The reason i've asked here is because the google maps platform website tells me so, you can see in this link: developers.google.com/maps/documentation, and also here: developers.google.com/maps/documentation/javascript/supportjgggr
Questions here should be about coding issues.geocodezip
This is a pre-req for coding, and has just changed this past weekend. This is a reasonable question for someone to ask here (though perhaps w/o the technically unrelated google-maps tags), and I hope someone is able to answer. If I find out what's up, I'll update.Jerry Lupo

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Just found out that there's a direct link: https://admin.google.com/{{your-url}}/AdminHome?hl=en#AppDetails:service=Google+Developers+Console

You can bet this won't be supported for long if they're trying to get people away from this, so hopefully we'll have a supported answer soon.