Avoiding ad bans before they happen getting away from reckless business partners

[Learnmore111]

Hi,

I am trying to get myself the away from a reckless fb business manager that apparently set it up because they were banned, got some people with secondary accounts to advertise, adding themselves to an account after setting an account up with a friends account. Lasted about a week before i realized I needed to get away.

First I left the business manager to gtf away from this person.
Next I am convincing them to shut their biz manager down. Maybe this will further help.

Is leaving a biz manager a good enough amount of protection to keep myself from fb ban hammer if they smarten up to what is going on? Will getting them to shut the thing down help? Any suggestions/recommendations would be greatly appreciated.

 

[Petter Ly]

what you do is unnecessary, it's really outrageous. if you run a small business. you can create campaigns by phone. this is the safest (make sure your campaign is WH) you can also use a VPN if you want it's really more secure. but need to use reputable providers and use the paid plan. because what is free will have a lot of users. and if many users it will not be safe anymore

 

[Chris Newman]

good enough amount of protection to keep myself from fb ban hammer

Just change the domain(s) of the landing page(s) (enable domain privacy) that you use in your FB ads and then that malicious ad manager can go take a walk in a park.

 

[imccafey]

Agreeing with the first comment. Besides VPNs, you can also use proxies with rotating IPs, that way the IP you get isn't one that's been used by too many other users or have less than desirable quality. Mobile proxies usually have their rotating IPs behind a CGNAT gateway so there's that.