Ad account disabled without clear reason – what next?

[aprildfwida]

Had an account recently disabled without any clear explanation.
Already checked policies and nothing obvious stands out.
In your experience:
- Is appeal worth it?
- Or better to move on and start fresh?

Would appreciate any advice .

 

[Elyza Brown]

It's a sweep by Facebook.
The appeal success rate is only around 50%
what bad luck.

Had an account recently disabled without any clear explanation.
Already checked policies and nothing obvious stands out.
In your experience:
- Is appeal worth it?
- Or better to move on and start fresh?

Would appreciate any advice .

 

[Jenny 15]

Had an account recently disabled without any clear explanation.
Already checked policies and nothing obvious stands out.
In your experience:
- Is appeal worth it?
- Or better to move on and start fresh?

Would appreciate any advice .

It is highly advisable to appeal.

 

[Ana Agency Marketing]

you should appeal when account is banned. because facebook use AI to scan account, sometimes, there is a bit of misunderstanding. then, you can try to create new ads with new account.

 

[Perl Ads]

Appealing is useless in 99% of cases. So yes I would just restart.
Facebook is like that ...

 

[anonymousPablo]

File an appeal, and just buy a new account, because the chances of Meta accepting your appeal are very slim

 

[RIA 377]

If you've verified that your campaign doesn't violate any Facebook policies, you can appeal. Although the success rate isn't high, if you do get it back, that's lucky; otherwise, you'll have to start with a new account.

 

[Helenmost]

best to warm up a fresh acc in an antidetect browser while u wait for the appeal result so your work doesnt stop.

 

[zcy330]

using agency accs can also help reduce these random bans.

 

[oliviarhodes]

Don't waste your time—just buy a new account and forget about the old one. Appeals rarely work.

 

[Lucas Freelancer]

If your appeal fails, just leave it and create a new account, no point in reappealing or paying for an appeal service

 

[Genus Agency]

Recently, Meta has been performing a Business Manager scan, which may have affected your ad account.

 

[Rekic Freany]

You should use a new account; the success rate for appeals will not be high.

 

[ChloeSEOHub]

Appeal is usually worth trying first, sometimes accounts do get reinstated after review. If that does not work, starting fresh and being extra careful with policies might be the safer route. Also happens more often with Google Ads than people expect, so you are not alone.

 

[swire spit]

Have you tried contacting Facebook support yet, my friend?

 

[AdCard Agency]

If the account is flagged for no reason, then appeal it. Facebook is scanning strong; if you create a new account, it will be easily banned. You can consider renting or buying accounts from Agencies. They will prepare many accounts for you and handle errors when the account encounters them.

 

[CHAP MAN]

Submit an appeal, but success is low—consider creating a new account as well.

 

[mikywayagencyFB]

If you own and created the account, you can appeal and provide relevant documents so that Facebook can appeal the decision for your account.

 

[MartinLutherKingjr]

Had an account recently disabled without any clear explanation.
Already checked policies and nothing obvious stands out.
In your experience:
- Is appeal worth it?
- Or better to move on and start fresh?

Would appreciate any advice .

I can get it unbanned via insider

 

[jaksuka]

Worth to appeal if you forgot your ads setting and it worked very well
Not worth if it's just a test account, just buy another bm account