Facebook (Cashback)

[lIiIooipeo8 i]

Hello
I created an account using my Facebook profile to advertise, but the account has been deactivated, and the money I previously deposited into my account has been lost. What should I do to get it back? Please help me.

 

[Flux Agency]

Do you have live chat support? so use it to explain your issue and request assistance. The support team will handle it more quickly.

 

[lIiIooipeo8 i]

Do you have live chat support? so use it to explain your issue and request assistance. The support team will handle it more quickly.

Meta's support team is AI; I need a real person to provide support via phone call. Have you ever provided support like that before?

 

[BAM AGENCY MARKETING]

Currently, Meta doesn't support real phone calls, it only offers forms and chat (mostly AI-powered), so you have to submit suggestions through Ads Support and wait for their response manually if you meet the eligibility requirements.

 

[Bedy fprit]

I think you can only submit a refund request to Facebook's Ads Support department. They will only refund you if Facebook confirms that your account was wrongly suspended; otherwise, the money will be lost due to policy violations.

 

[Slappy Blunt]

Facebook typically holds ad funds for 30-60 days after deactivation before issuing a refund. File a support ticket through Business Help Center and provide your invoice details. If that fails, initiate a chargeback through your bank as a last resort, but note this will permanently ban your personal profile from advertising.

 

[milo123123]

If the ad account was deactivated, you need to appeal through Meta Support or Account Quality to request a refund, as unused balance isn’t automatically returned unless the account is reinstated or reviewed.

 

[Popularsellertg]

Hello
I created an account using my Facebook profile to advertise, but the account has been deactivated, and the money I previously deposited into my account has been lost. What should I do to get it back? Please help me.

If it was prepaid, ask support to refund the remaining balance to your original payment method.

 

[Jenny 15]

Hello
I created an account using my Facebook profile to advertise, but the account has been deactivated, and the money I previously deposited into my account has been lost. What should I do to get it back? Please help me.

Did you press the "add fund" button?

 

[Imelda_99]

If your ad account is disabled and funds are withheld, you must file a claim directly with Meta via the Ads Help Center or the “Contact Support” section in Ads Manager. Meta is the only authority authorized to review refunds when an account is wrongfully disabled. There is no other way than to submit a refund review request with proof of payment and a valid reason.

 

[TDF Media]

Hello
I created an account using my Facebook profile to advertise, but the account has been deactivated, and the money I previously deposited into my account has been lost. What should I do to get it back? Please help me.

In reality, they only provide forms and chat (mostly AI-powered), so you have to submit your proposal through Ads Support and wait for a manual response if you meet the eligibility requirements.

 

[MercuryAgency]

If the account has activated the "add fund" feature, then when the account is deactivated, the deposited funds will be lost and cannot be refunded.

 

[Kokalbloy]

You should appeal directly through Meta Ads support to ensure a fair review; if the ban is upheld, the funds are usually unrecoverable.

 

[HA Marketing Agency]

I experienced the same thing as you, and I had to lose $500 that I couldn't get back.

 

[Benazir]

Accounts need to be paid before they are disabled; the balance on the account will be lost along with the account. No one has had good results from Meta's support team, so advertisers often prefer to use postpaid accounts.

 

[tredwayprinzivalli00]

Your Facebook profile needs to have direct support from Meta.

 

[Dambam Agency]

Quite a few advertisers have lost money because of prepaid accounts. People have switched to postpaid accounts because of their convenience.

 

[Zachary Henderson]

Did you not receive an appeal notification? You can follow the steps in the appeal process, or contact a human operator directly to state your request, provided you can prove that the account belongs to you.

 

[Elliot Price]

The fastest way is to contact a human reviewer. Provide the required account information, and they will quickly review and restore your account.

 

[Genus Agency]

Try contacting Meta support. While waiting for a response, switch to a postpaid account.