Ad account banned !

[cabthe2nd]

My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?

 

[Eastuncr]

Yes if nothing was cloaked. What is your niche?

 

[seogodyy]

My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?

What product are you advertising, and is your advertising account strong enough?

 

[saferidge]

Yes, a banned account can affect new ads. You need to use a separate ad account, clean payment method, then make sure the page has no violations.

 

[SKYAGENCY3333]

Are you using a sufficiently strong account that was created a long time ago?

My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?

 

[HAI AGENCY]

What products are you advertising? Are you using old advertising accounts with a spending history?

 

[LUMINOUS AGENCY]

Yes, it’s possible that the Page could affect a new ad account.
If a Page is linked to ads that were restricted or banned, Meta may apply extra review or limited delivery when that Page is used again.

 

[sang23]

Yes, the page can directly affect new advertising accounts, but the severity depends on the reason for the ban.

 

[AdCard Agency]

When your account is banned, even when you create a new account with completely different information and links, there is still a risk of being locked due to (your IP being on the blacklist), let alone reusing the fanpage. Find high trust accounts that already have spend to use, avoiding wasting time only for the accounts to be locked.

 

[ViTuyen]

My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?

You need to check your page to see if you receive any warnings, if not, you can still use the page normally.

 

[Peter Luna Agency]

It has an impact, but not a significant one if it's the first time.

 

[lowellfaucher]

Try and make sure that you don't login from the same browser of the banned account.

 

[Seonetworkuk]

My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?

Yeah Bro it could As If That Page has been Linked their might be an chance that The New ad Account also get Banned.

 

[Kaisen_Star]

The mostly chance's is like this will be not affected to your new one account. but if they linked then this will make problem.

 

[SMMRocket]

A banned page can definitely trigger a 'related account' suspension. It is much better to start with a new page and a clean domain to avoid getting banned instantly again.

 

[cabthe2nd]

Yes if nothing was cloaked. What is your niche?

What product are you advertising, and is your advertising account strong enough?

Yes, a banned account can affect new ads. You need to use a separate ad account, clean payment method, then make sure the page has no violations.

Are you using a sufficiently strong account that was created a long time ago?

What products are you advertising? Are you using old advertising accounts with a spending history?

Yes, it’s possible that the Page could affect a new ad account.
If a Page is linked to ads that were restricted or banned, Meta may apply extra review or limited delivery when that Page is used again.

When your account is banned, even when you create a new account with completely different information and links, there is still a risk of being locked due to (your IP being on the blacklist), let alone reusing the fanpage. Find high trust accounts that already have spend to use, avoiding wasting time only for the accounts to be locked.

It has an impact, but not a significant one if it's the first time.

Will my continued use of that Facebook Page affect the quality of my advertising account?

 

[Nuduluna]

If the account is inactive after 2 days:
Do not restart with the same Page immediately.
Safer approach:
Appeal the old account first.
If the appeal is successful → The Page is "vindicated".
If the appeal is unsuccessful:
Create a new Page.
Nurture organic ads for at least 2-4 weeks. Post content with real interaction.
Then link it to the new ad account.

 

[SKYAGENCY3333]

Will my continued use of that Facebook Page affect the quality of my advertising account?

We are using a highly reputable Business Manager (BM) advertising account.

 

[Cloud Agency]

Yes, using the same page can put new ad accounts at risk, as Facebook often enforces rules based on page-based or handled badges. If you're starting out with a new account, it's safer to warm up the page and content and use it slowly.

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

yes, if you continue using that page to link to the new account, it could lead to the new account being subjected to stricter scrutiny or early restrictions. a safer approach is to use a new page for the new ad account, and the old page is only maintained organically to cool down trust before being reused