Old Facebook Account with Aged BM Got Flagged

[rajagency]

Anyone Faced This?
I’ve been using a 6-year-old Facebook profile with a clean Business Manager since 2022. Out of nowhere it got restricted last week.

Wondering if they’re cracking down on aged accounts too or if I missed something obvious. Any advice would be appreciated.

 

[shanontursi6890]

Meta's restrictions on old accounts (even those with clean histories) will become more common in 2025 due to tightened policies and detection system upgrades. Meta has stepped up its review of accounts to ensure compliance with community standards and advertising policies, especially for commercial accounts that advertise in high-risk areas. Please submit compliance proof and appeal immediately, fix proxy settings with static IP, modify advertising content, and re-warm BM for 5-7 days. Old accounts are not specifically targeted, but will be reviewed for high-risk behavior.

 

[LOLO AGENCY]

Anyone Faced This?
I’ve been using a 6-year-old Facebook profile with a clean Business Manager since 2022. Out of nowhere it got restricted last week.

Wondering if they’re cracking down on aged accounts too or if I missed something obvious. Any advice would be appreciated.

How are you disabled with the notification error? Can you share more details so people can support you?

 

[JessicaSergey]

Yeah, this has been happening more often lately. Facebook's system is flagging even aged profiles and clean BMs due to stricter AI checks. It could be triggered by login patterns, ad content, payment issues, or sudden activity changes.
Even old accounts are not 100% safe now. Best move is to review recent actions, appeal if possible, and avoid using the same IP or device across multiple accounts. Aged accounts still help, but Facebook's getting stricter overall.

 

[Huni]

Access Account Quality
→ Check “Restrictions” category and handle specific (if any)
→ Read carefully “Request for review” section (Appeal if allowed)

Anyone Faced This?
I’ve been using a 6-year-old Facebook profile with a clean Business Manager since 2022. Out of nowhere it got restricted last week.

Wondering if they’re cracking down on aged accounts too or if I missed something obvious. Any advice would be appreciated.

 

[magixori]

Meta is tracking the number of rejected ads you had and their causes and payment issues. You might want to check those.

If not, reach out to a rep, you can ask them the reasons why it got restricted. As sometimes, Meta AI flags it wrongly and the only time they will take a look at it is when you submit a review or to be sure, is to talk to a rep.

 

[Quentin_Harlech]

Aged accounts aren't immune; they often get flagged during sweeps for "inauthentic behavior" like using a VPN, sharing devices with flagged accounts, or sudden ad spend changes. Check if your personal profile activity (friends, posts) looks realistic. Appeal with ID verification, but have a backup BM ready.

 

[TRAFFIC DEVILS META]

Anyone Faced This?
I’ve been using a 6-year-old Facebook profile with a clean Business Manager since 2022. Out of nowhere it got restricted last week.

Wondering if they’re cracking down on aged accounts too or if I missed something obvious. Any advice would be appreciated.

Facebook account restrictions are usually due to specific reasons; you may have violated their rules. If your account has complete linked information, you can definitely appeal the decision

 

[magriylonzoho37]

Yes, older accounts are not immune to random trust ratings, and these ratings are often triggered by recent changes rather than the account's age.

 

[Major lipe]

Account age is no longer a guarantee of security because most sudden restrictions stem from recent activity signals, not from profile history.

 

[HA Marketing Agency]

It's possible Facebook made a mistake in imposing the restrictions; please appeal, and I think it should work again.

 

[BidHorizon]

Yep, even old BMs can get flagged randomly, probably algo or sudden activity; no guarantees, just keep backups ready.

 

[buetikswi]

Such limitations usually stem from automated checks, rather than the removal of outdated records; even clean setups are reviewed periodically.

 

[Grainnea]

Yes, restrictions can still happen to old, clean accounts if something triggers a policy or risk review. Usually it’s just Meta’s automated system — check any notifications for the reason and submit an appeal if available, keeping future activity compliant and gradual.

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

Account restrictions usually happen for specific reasons related to policy or system reviews. If your account information is complete and properly verified, you can submit an appeal for review. In many cases, providing clear and accurate details helps the support team reassess the decision.

 

[AdWhiz]

Old BMs aren’t safe anymore, Facebook flags can hit anytime; always keep backup accounts ready.

 

[quynhuyen]

If you are innocent, appeal it and it will be returned. There is a lot of confusion in the scans.

 

[Deleted member 2206092]

Facebook's system is becoming increasingly strict. Even accounts that I've never used can be targeted by Facebook.

 

[Facebook_Marketing]

This has nothing to do with what you wrote. The fact is that Facebook randomly blocks various accounts, regardless of whether they are old or new, due to suspicious activity, logins, or advertisements.

 

[Rawspele]

Anyone Faced This?
I’ve been using a 6-year-old Facebook profile with a clean Business Manager since 2022. Out of nowhere it got restricted last week.

Wondering if they’re cracking down on aged accounts too or if I missed something obvious. Any advice would be appreciated.

were you able to successfully appeal this restriction?