Crypto Cloaked campaign suspended but account still live

semzy

Newbie
Joined
Nov 13, 2025
Messages
2
Reaction score
0
Hi, my campaigns got suspended at least 4 times in a week. the account is still alive, so does that mean I can use it?
What happens if I continue runing ads on it? Even if my ads are cloaked they don't last.
 
If you're account is still live, that doesn't mean you can still run ads on it without any issues. That account is already flagged. Use a new one. Is the account aged and what parameters does it have? Regarding the cloaking part, what cloaker do you use?
 
If you're account is still live, that doesn't mean you can still run ads on it without any issues. That account is already flagged. Use a new one. Is the account aged and what parameters does it have? Regarding the cloaking part, what cloaker do you use?
Ok so should I use another account according to you? Because my account is still not restricted and I could test with a full white hat campaign and if it works it means the account is not flagged. Its 2 years old. I use adspect
 
Ok so should I use another account according to you? Because my account is still not restricted and I could test with a full white hat campaign and if it works it means the account is not flagged. Its 2 years old. I use adspect
Forget that account. And just use a new one. You could still test with a white hat campaign, but that'd be a waste of time. Dont waste your time with that account. Has AdSpect been efficient for you or have you just experimented bans/suspensions?
 
You can clear the old account's cookies to avoid linking your new account to the previous one. If they get linked, the new account is very likely to be suspended again.
Also, if you're running multiple accounts on the same device, make sure they're properly isolated from each other.
Yeah. I agree with this. But clearing the account's cookies won't be enough and as safe as using an anti detect browser.

And to answer OP, running ads on that account is not something I would do.
 
To prevent your new account from being linked to an old one, clear the old account's cookies. If they get connected, the new account is likely to be suspended as well.If you're managing multiple accounts on the same device, ensure they are fully isolated from one another. Using an antidetect browser can help keep your accounts separate and reduce the risk of them being linked.
 
Even if it’s still live, payment profile and domain history are usually burned after multiple suspensions, that’s why whitehat tests sometimes pass then die on scale. I’d park it for a few weeks minimum and never reuse the same domain or billing on a fresh account.
 
Even if it’s still live, payment profile and domain history are usually burned after multiple suspensions, that’s why whitehat tests sometimes pass then die on scale. I’d park it for a few weeks minimum and never reuse the same domain or billing on a fresh account.
Agree with that, if you use the same or similar information on a new account as was used for the original account, the new account is highly likely to be flagged again.
 
If it is getting suspended that regularly I would pause and try to work out what is causing the reviews before investing more. Repeated suspensions, even with cloaking, are generally a sign of a larger issue with the setup, landing page, or account history.
 
Back
Top