Account died suddenly

[Paker Lautta]

I just tried running ads for the past week, I ran in India, and the campaign just went live and the account died. Is it because of my account or because Facebook scans by region?

 

[Labeck Agency]

It’s usually the account quality, not just the GEO. India is sensitive, so new or weak accounts get flagged fast.
Use trusted accounts, warm them up, and scale slowly.

 

[Paker Lautta]

It’s usually the account quality, not just the GEO. India is sensitive, so new or weak accounts get flagged fast.
Use trusted accounts, warm them up, and scale slowly.

I was told by the provider that the accounts have been warmed up, but it still doesn't work.

 

[Yunaz agency]

It can be due to several factors – sometimes it’s the account quality itself, other times it’s related to region, IP, or activity patterns that trigger reviews.

 

[Corbin Peter]

Is it okay to run health food ads in India? I see that the cost of running ads there is lower than other areas so I want to try it out.

 

[Lucy Lucyy]

This case is usually not because of the region, but mainly due to the trust level of the account. If the account is new or doesn’t have a stable spending history, it’s easy to get disabled right after launching a campaign, especially in markets like India. The solution is to warm up the account more and set up campaigns more safely

 

[ViTuyen]

I just tried running ads for the past week, I ran in India, and the campaign just went live and the account died. Is it because of my account or because Facebook scans by region?

The problem is India region is really difficult to advertise stocks, you need to use ad account which country on ad account is suitable

 

[LEGIT AGENCY MARKETING]

It could be both: your account is still “new,” so it’s easier to get flagged, and running in India – a region Facebook monitors more strictly – adds more risk. Next time, you should warm up with some safe campaigns in Tier-1 regions first, then test in India to reduce the chance of getting banned.

 

[maxsanbir]

It’s generally not about the region but the account’s trust level. New accounts or those without consistent spending history often get disabled quickly after launching campaigns, especially in markets like India. The fix is to warm up the account and launch campaigns more cautiously.

 

[TA Agency]

I just tried running ads for the past week, I ran in India, and the campaign just went live and the account died. Is it because of my account or because Facebook scans by region?

Meta usually scans ad accounts at the end of the month, you need to pay attention to this time, use old accounts and have stable countries

 

[badboylose]

I just tried running ads for the past week, I ran in India, and the campaign just went live and the account died. Is it because of my account or because Facebook scans by region?

Facebook may lock your account if it detects unusual activity, such as large spending or rapid changes in advertising practices. Each region may have its own rules and policies. If your ads do not comply with the regulations in India, your account may be locked. You can contact Facebook support to clarify the situation and restore your account if possible.

 

[disat386]

It’s likely due to the account trust, not the region. India is sensitive, so new or weak accounts get flagged quickly. Warm up your accounts, build a solid spending history, and avoid aggressive scaling from the start.

 

[JOOI]

I just tried running ads for the past week, I ran in India, and the campaign just went live and the account died. Is it because of my account or because Facebook scans by region?

It’s probably not just because you targeted India, but rather a mix: an account that isn’t yet “trustworthy” + a highly monitored region + possible inconsistencies (payment method, limited account history

 

[Menki]

That can happen for different reasons. Sometimes it’s related to the account’s history, billing setup, or even the region where you’re running campaigns. Facebook tends to flag accounts quickly if anything looks unusual.

 

[imccafey]

I was told by the provider that the accounts have been warmed up, but it still doesn't work.

That's one thing I suppose but, unless you're in the same region and niche the warmup operated in, shouldn't you warm up the accounts yourself on your own setup? That's just best practice. That aside, quite a lot of other factors can affect the account like that. One of the first few factors usually being warmup.

 

[Wiztec]

If BM or ad account is old , good spending score then no issue.

 

[juliatep672]

It’s not just the region, new accounts running ads in certain GEOs like India can get flagged fast. Facebook looks at both account trust and location signals. If the account is fresh with no history, it’s more likely to die, no matter the region.

 

[Peter Kaito]

I think your account is too weak. You need to replace it, a stronger account, I can help you. Free.

 

[Mr.Lee Agency]

it is completely normal , but if it happens continuously then it is the account fault , use a healthier account

 

[aprildfwida]

It can happen for different reasons — sometimes the account quality, campaign setup, or even sudden changes in activity may trigger restrictions. Facebook reviews accounts in many ways, not only by region. Running gradually and keeping things consistent often helps reduce these issues.