Facebook being strict with disables lately?

Anszei

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Been running FB ads for a rather shady dental product for the past 2 years with great success.
Ever since the beginning of this month I've ran into accounts getting their adsmanager and all campaigns immediately disabled, although things have been working just fine before.

Has anyone else ran into this bs or is it just me?

More details:

Been using the same url for a product.
Using both stolen and farmed accounts in and outside of the country of residence and target (90/10 split. Same degree of success)
Prior to logging into an account the pc is wiped clean
Login to each new account is made from a different IP address.
No cloaking is used.
Using Revolut.

Things that don't add up:

Despite using the same url for so long, prior to this month everything was going smooth.
Account trust factor is not an issue, nor is ip/fingerprint tracing.
A few days ago I tried to use my own personal account with a clean IP address and a fresh card, but same shit happened. Spent a few bucks on the campaign and it got disabled for "using deceptive or misleading practices".
I have no idea what's going on with FB lately. It seems that it will occasionally have it's ups and downs in terms of letting the stuff I do slide, or just banhammering every single thing on earth.

IMPORTANT !
While this makes sense given the nature of the product, I am consistently getting my accounts disabled for the same exact reason even while running a 10$ budget campaign with a picture of flowers or an apple. It's ridiculous.
(Prior to launching an ad for the shady product, I will let the acc gain some trust by running a legitimate ad. Not sure if it helps, but based on my anecdotal experience it seems to.)

WTF do I do?
 
hmm fb is increasing the restriction day day. My BM was disabled few days ago, then I fixed it with help of pro.
 
Maybe your URL is flagged? try change it maybe. Also, does the creditcard country match the business manager country?
 
... not an issue, nor is ip/fingerprint tracing.

Why do you believe this is not the issue?

Everything you described seems to indicate they have successfully fingerprinted you in some way.
 
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