What are the good accounts now?

[William Quinn]

Before I also tried running on fresh test accounts, but they got flagged really fast. Now I usually stick with aged BMs and warm them up slowly with clean niches, much more stable. You can try it

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

It seems like Facebook is being a lot stricter right now, so stability is harder to find compared to before.

 

[Prime Tech]

I am using a test campaign account or changing all new but they are all very easy to be swept.

Good accounts now are usually aged, have real activity history, verified payment methods, and clean IP/browser environments. Avoid creating too many fresh ones too fast
warm them up slowly for better stability

 

[chanzchanni]

from my experience, ad account from verified BM with spending history will perform better and have a lower rejection rate

 

[SKYAGENCY3333]

You can try ads account with good spending history and BM has been verified safely. It will be suitable for all types of campaigns.

 

[AURURA AGENCY]

You can use verified BMs with good spending history. New accounts need to warm them up and then start your main campaign

 

[DUNCAN AGENCY]

I think each account will have its own advantages, depending on what your product is, but generally an ad account that has been warmed up and has an old spending history is always better.

 

[Dat2068]

I think each account will have its own advantages, depending on what your product is, but generally an ad account that has been warmed up and has an old spending history is always better.

but it also depends on the product and strategy. In some cases:
- new products need to be tested, so a new, clean account with no history of sensitive industries is easier to get on
- if the old account has run a product that violates the law, the bad history can make future ads easier to detect

 

[melinashin]

even the new or old accounts, you should run a small budget to warm up in advance

 

[NoTY5]

Hi there! I totally understand the frustration with test accounts getting "swept" quickly! This usually happens because Facebook's AI detects new account patterns. Here's what works better: use aged accounts with organic activity history, avoid creating multiple accounts from the same IP/device.

In Ads Manager, start with very simple campaigns: Traffic objective, broad targeting, low budget ($5-10/day), and run non-controversial content first. Check "Account Quality" daily for any warnings.

Build trust gradually - add payment methods slowly, verify business info, and maintain consistent posting before running ads. I've seen accounts last longer when they mimic genuine user behavior rather than jumping straight into aggressive campaigns.

How long do your test accounts typically last before getting flagged, and are you warming them up with organic activity first?

 

[FIDO AGENCY]

It's better to use old accounts than new ones because they are easy to sweep. To keep your accounts healthy, pay transparently, spend slowly, and run campaigns clearly.

 

[Dodi AGC]

Same here, fresh ones never last. Aged BMs + slow warm-up is the only way I’ve seen stable results

 

[Jr Haki]

That’s normal right now, bro. Facebook is swept accounts which setups fast. Try using old accounts and previous spending to make things easier.

 

[Diamondagencyfb]

You can try running on a fully verified Business Manager with all documents and payment methods, limit using new test accounts continuously because it is easy to be scanned. Although many people mention it, I still want to mention it, you should start with a small budget, content that complies with the policy, and gradually increase after having a stable signal.

 

[TuckTuck97]

I am using a test campaign account or changing all new but they are all very easy to be swept.

If you have tested multiple accounts and the code is still being scanned quickly, the problem is likely with your campaign. Change the valid campaign to keep the job running longer.

 

[SOCIAL MEDIA MARKETING]

Facebook account scanning happens many times a year. Use a verified BM business account, the rate of being scanned is lower.

 

[holatshirt]

The best “good” accounts are your own verified Business Manager and ad accounts with real info. Test or newly created accounts are always fragile - stability comes from building trust over time with consistent, compliant use

 

[Elise Chloe]

You could use an ads account with solid spend history under a verified Business Manager. It’s safer and works well for running all types of campaigns.

 

[TA Agency]

I am using a test campaign account or changing all new but they are all very easy to be swept.

Account type from BM 10 old and has gone through a resistance is currently quite stable
Or you need to have an account created long ago from BM 2500

 

[SunshineAgency]

Try using an account with a spending history (personal account/ real BM account)