META ADS BLOCK ISSUE

[igord]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

 

[Mila Milo]

You are being tracked across your entire identity, not individual accounts.

 

[igord]

Alright, now every account I get ends up being blocked. Do you know what I can do to improve this and keep an account running without getting banned?

 

[duonght12]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

What you’re experiencing is pretty common once you get flagged.
At that point, it’s no longer about just the profile. Meta is likely linking multiple signals together, such as:

• device fingerprint (browser, hardware, fonts, etc.)
• IP quality (not just proxy, but type + history)
• behavior patterns (how accounts are created, warmed, launched)
• payment methods (cards reused or linked)

So even if you use new profiles + proxy, the system can still connect them.
That’s why everything looks fine during warm-up, but gets blocked right after launching ads — that’s when risk checks kick in.

 

[Tino Meta]

Switch to a new proxy server, ideally using a Business Manager account with a spending history.

 

[igord]

Switch to a new proxy server, ideally using a Business Manager account with a spending history.

Is there any reliable proxy server you can recommend?

 

[tranvanngoc442004]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

It's highly likely that Meta has tracked you based on multiple factors such as IP address, device, behavior, and even payment methods, so even creating a new account won't prevent you from getting flagged. Proxies only help partially, your fingerprint and history are still being tracked. The best approach is to use a completely clean environment, nurture your account naturally for a while, and then start running ads. If you've been flagged repeatedly, it's best to stop for a while and then start over for safety

 

[Mario 2019]

The only way: restore your old account or completely reset the system (do not reuse anything).

 

[DQ Agency]

Currently, it's not possible to create new social media accounts to run advertising campaigns. Instead, use existing, established social media accounts and share advertising accounts through them to set up your campaigns.

 

[tempewescot]

1) Use antidetect browser like linken sphere, adspwer or something else.
2) Buy farmed aged accs if u want to run ads faster
3) Change proxy or try to share your mobile connection to you pc

 

[Jenny 15]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

Please tell me what kind of products you are selling.

 

[bachpk123]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

chain restrictions like this are super common in 2026 — once one profile gets flagged, Meta’s system quickly links and restricts anything connected to the same patterns or signals. The biggest trigger is usually launching campaigns too soon after profile creation/verification. To reduce the chance, u must give every new profile at least 10–14 days of purely normal activity (posting, commenting, liking) with zero ad spend, use only one simple campaign structure, and keep daily budget unchanged for the first full week after launch. Even then, success isn’t guaranteed.

 

[Linhrin1909]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

Meta doesn’t just track IP — it also tracks device fingerprint, behavior, domains, payments, and assets (BM, pixel, pages). If your old account was flagged, new profiles can easily get linked and blocked.

Getting banned right after launching ads means your account is already seen as high-risk. You need a completely clean setup (new domain, payment, device, profile) and go slower — or try appealing the original account.

 

[igord]

This usually happens when Meta flags your overall setup, not just one account. It can be due to launching ads too quickly on new accounts, reusing the same assets (domain, pixel, payment method), or running a sensitive niche. Once one account is flagged, new ones can get blocked easily.
Try to warm up accounts slowly, use unique assets, and keep your ads compliant with policies. Also, which niche are you running? That can be a big factor.

I advertise in a safe niche, everything is within Facebook’s policies. I was thinking about creating another account within Windows to use when I get a new profile — do you know if that’s valid?


I’ve been a few days without running ads because I know that right now there’s no point in trying.

 

[adpion_agency]

Since you're dealing with multiple accounts, Meta’s 2026 AI-Auto-Removal system is likely flagging your "reseller behavior" (fast setup, high turnover). You might need to move toward Agency Accounts (Whitelisted) which have higher trust scores and are less prone to these chain bans.

 

[Nikolaos]

Please tell me what kind of products you are selling.

I'm interested in this as well.

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

Maybe the proxies you're using are flagged. Are they dedicated to you?

 

[imccafey]

A lotta factors could cause a new profile. If every new one gets blocked right after launching campaigns then it's partly the account, and potential overlapping signals between your setups.
On FB specifically, it's anything from device or browser fingerprint (your session isolation), payment method reuse, BM or page connections, Domains used and landing page history, etc. Proxies are a good way to secure your IP side but they don't isolate every aspect of your setup.
Anyway, if multiple profiles are tied to the same payment method, domain, or similar environment, they can get flagged quickly, especially once ads go live.

 

[THA Agency]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

Try exploring and using it on Ads Power to see if it works better.

 

[G2 AGENCY]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

If you create an advertising campaign with images and content that Facebook prohibits, your meta ads will be rejected; in more severe cases, your advertising account will be disabled.

 

[Rose Royal]

I'm having a problem with Meta Ads. After one of my profiles got blocked, every new profile I try to run ads with ends up getting blocked as well.

I'm using proxies and everything seems fine. I created a new profile for myself, completed the verification, but it still didn’t work. I’ve also tried with already verified profiles, and the issue continues.

With these new profiles, I always use them normally first (warm them up), but as soon as I launch two campaigns, I publish them and get blocked.

Could anyone give me some insight into what Meta might be tracking? Is there anything I can do to avoid this?


Thanks.

I’ve seen this happen quite a few times. It’s usually not just about the profile itself — Meta Platforms tends to link things together behind the scenes. Once one profile gets flagged, anything connected to the same environment can get hit pretty fast.