Problems with compromissed website and fraud system

[TerroristBr]

Hello, I'm looking for help with the following issue: since December 2025 I've been having problems with compromised websites and fraud in my advertising campaigns. Sometimes I create a campaign and when it qualifies, the ad is disapproved; sometimes it runs and is disapproved again after a few hours. I use anti-detection software, an isolated proxy system, new emails for each account, accounts with and without expenses, I've bought from several providers, I've changed my hosting system, I've changed the whitepage and landing page design four times, and recently I replaced my entire computer, and it continues to happen. I don't know what else to do.

 

[roosterseo]

If it keeps getting disapproved, most likely your landing page or ad copy is breaking policy, not your device setup. Check compliance first.

 

[TerroristBr]

If it keeps getting disapproved, most likely your landing page or ad copy is breaking policy, not your device setup. Check compliance first.

The thing is, I've already created whitepages for 3 different people, all experienced programmers, and the ads have 1 or 2 identical titles; everything else is different.

 

[torus666]

Hello, I'm looking for help with the following issue: since December 2025 I've been having problems with compromised websites and fraud in my advertising campaigns. Sometimes I create a campaign and when it qualifies, the ad is disapproved; sometimes it runs and is disapproved again after a few hours. I use anti-detection software, an isolated proxy system, new emails for each account, accounts with and without expenses, I've bought from several providers, I've changed my hosting system, I've changed the whitepage and landing page design four times, and recently I replaced my entire computer, and it continues to happen. I don't know what else to do.

If you're using identical titles, that’s a huge red flag. Google’s AI is way too good at pattern recognition now. Even if the code is different, having the same "hook" or headline across multiple accounts looks like a coordinated attack to their system.

Also, if you've changed everything hardware-wise but kept the same payment method or domain registrar, they’ll link you in seconds. Sometimes being "too clean" with a fresh PC and heavy anti-detect settings actually makes you stand out more than a normal user. Try using more generic, "boring" titles and see if they stick longer.

 

[bhseoworld]

ur fighting a lost battle with hardware if ur visual footprint is identical . even if the code is different , googles AI renders ur whitepages and compares the pixel clusters . if the layout matches a known blackhat pattern , ur campaign is dead on arrival
try using a randomized css generator for every new lander to break the structural footprint . i had this issue with a gambling fleet a few months back .. we fixed it by adding invisible , randomized div layers to the dom so every view looked unique to their inspection tool
also , check ur payment method origin . if ur using cards from the same BIN , no amount of proxies will save u . they link accounts by the payment source faster than by the IP
and dont be too clean .. real users have browser history , old cookies , and they dont move like ninjas in the dashboard . use a warm-up agent to create some noise in the account for 48h before u touch the ads manager . if u jump straight to create campaignon a fresh profile , the behavioral telemetry flags u as an aggressive marketer immediately

 

[Proxy Cake]

If it keeps happening even after all that, stop the anti detect/proxy stuff for now and do a clean security sweep (fresh hosting, fresh passwords + 2FA, no random plugins), then run one boring legit ad and talk to support since repeat disapprovals can be account trust not just the page.

 

[BasilBenedict]

Hello, I'm looking for help with the following issue: since December 2025 I've been having problems with compromised websites and fraud in my advertising campaigns. Sometimes I create a campaign and when it qualifies, the ad is disapproved; sometimes it runs and is disapproved again after a few hours. I use anti-detection software, an isolated proxy system, new emails for each account, accounts with and without expenses, I've bought from several providers, I've changed my hosting system, I've changed the whitepage and landing page design four times, and recently I replaced my entire computer, and it continues to happen. I don't know what else to do.

Website hacking and anti-fraud systems often go hand in hand, and if affected, they can severely impact SEO, Google rankings, revenue, and reputation.

 

[Gary Bridey]

This usually isn’t a tools or setup problem anymore, it’s account trust. Since late 2025, platforms are connecting behavior patterns, not just devices or IPs.

When everything keeps getting flagged after full resets, the issue is often how campaigns launch or what signals the offer flow triggers. At that point, slowing down and rebuilding trust with clean, compliant campaigns works better than rotating more accounts.

 

[GeeLark AI]

Imo, this isn’t a setup issue anymore, it’s pattern detection

Once networks flag behavior, changing tools won’t help; you need a full reset (new offer, new flow, time gap) or switch platforms entirely.

 

[bimbos]

Hi there! In order to get rid of this problem, I recommend1. Avoid banned keywords, using brands2. Use an ad relevant to the site3. Do not use generators, make websites yourself (use high-quality images, text)4. Don't make promises on the site.