Pinterest keeps deactivating my accounts!

Lemvar

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I recently opened a brand new pinterest account (using a vpn) to post and eventually advertise my
website (crypto niche). When I claimed my website on pinterest, I put their file into my root directory,
allowing pinterest to look through my website, which is a normal step. Only problem I faced is that my
account was immediately deactivated. I tried to appeal, but no success.

After a few days, I decided to try again. I got my hands on an aged account, 10 + years with pins, boards,
you name it. Even though I was scared of losing this account, I tried to claim my website again.
Guess what happened! You think my account got deactivated this time also?

Nope, everything works fine!
Is what I wish I could say, but the second account got deactivated too...



Now for the question. How can I bypass this? My website is in the crypto niche, but I'm not doing anything
against pinterest's policy terms. Should I link my website on a link board site of sorts? Will that work?
 
Pinterest is pretty strict with anything crypto even if you're not breaking rules. Linking directly might be what's triggering it. You could try using a clean bridge page (like Carrd or Beacons) instead of your domain, then slowly funnel traffic from there. Did you go straight to claiming the site both times, or try warming up first?
 
Pinterest is pretty strict with anything crypto even if you're not breaking rules. Linking directly might be what's triggering it. You could try using a clean bridge page (like Carrd or Beacons) instead of your domain, then slowly funnel traffic from there. Did you go straight to claiming the site both times, or try warming up first?
I went straight to claiming the site both times. Did not have the patience to warm up, and seems like I got punished for it. Will certainly try using a bridge page. Thanks!
 
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