Yeah bro, I’ve seen this happen a lot with cheap accounts from marketplaces. The issue isn’t just the IP or the browser setup — it’s the full trust score of the account and how you handle the login flow. Facebook sees too many red flags: mismatched fingerprints, low-trust cookies, weird behavior right after login (like jumping into Ads Manager), and reused IPs that might already be flagged.
Turkish IP alone isn’t enough — it has to match the account history, and even then, the login pattern needs to be super smooth. First logins should be soft: scroll feed, like some posts, wait a few hours before doing anything. You also need to avoid triggering reviews by rushing into Business Manager.
Honestly, most of those $1–$3 accounts are already dead or sold 10 times. That’s why a lot of people are switching to proper agency setups with cleaner login environments, stable fingerprints, and warmed trust. It’s the only way to keep accounts alive consistently these days.
Start slow, mimic normal behavior, and don’t cheap out on core setup. You’ll burn less in the long run. Let me know if you want help fine-tuning your login process.