Accounts Repeatedly Disabled

[gabriel_ecom2002]

We run a supplement brand, our ads are more aggressive direct response type of ads, but no crazy claims, no deepfakes. We've never had any issues with meta for months (and i've ran multiple supp brands before without any issues). Then suddenly our account goes down for "activity that doesn't follow our rules". Then I got the account unbanned, I was overseas, not using a proxy, and tried to launch all of our ads again at one go (over 300), i think that flagged meta's AI and we got shutdown again, then i got unbanned again and did the same thing and got shut down again (i didn't know it was the issue).

Now unbanning our account is taking really long (been almost a month), and for every new ad account we start (tried personal ad accounts, agency ad accounts), it's constantly going down after 3 days with the same error I attached. I tried fresh proxies with antidetect browser (using a rotating proxy that's supposedly very strong and can't be flagged), I tried a new BM, tried changing domain. Every new account still keeps getting taken down.

I'm thinking maybe:
1. Somehow Meta is able to detect our ads and link us to the same brand? (but in that case how are there a ton of brands I know who can relaunch on new ad accounts whenever they get shutdown, which is what I've done before)

2. When my original account got shut down, i had admins in the account that are using the same proxy I'm using now (but i heard it's a rotating proxy, changes IP everyday so apparently it's impossible to flag)

Any ideas would be highly appreciated, been incredibly frustrating...

 

[gabriel_ecom2002]

maybe those admins on the old account linked to yours

Yeaa i tried removing those admins too. I just didn't remove the admins that were connected with the rotating proxy cus apparrently those can't be flagged

 

[iFreelancer]

I don't think Meta is suddenly detecting your proxy. From what you've described, it sounds more like your business has built up a negative trust profile after the repeated disablements and the immediate relaunch of 300+ ads each time the account was reinstated. Meta doesn't just look at IPs, it looks at the overall pattern across your business assets and account behavior. That's why creating fresh ad accounts probably isn't solving the underlying issue. At this point, I'd focus on figuring out which assets are carrying that negative history (page, pixel, domain, payment method, admins, etc.); let the original review run its course; and when you do get back online, relaunch much more gradually instead of pushing hundreds of ads live at once. That approach may give the account a much better chance of rebuilding trust.

 

[maldonadorobert]

We run a supplement brand, our ads are more aggressive direct response type of ads, but no crazy claims, no deepfakes. We've never had any issues with meta for months (and i've ran multiple supp brands before without any issues). Then suddenly our account goes down for "activity that doesn't follow our rules". Then I got the account unbanned, I was overseas, not using a proxy, and tried to launch all of our ads again at one go (over 300), i think that flagged meta's AI and we got shutdown again, then i got unbanned again and did the same thing and got shut down again (i didn't know it was the issue).

Now unbanning our account is taking really long (been almost a month), and for every new ad account we start (tried personal ad accounts, agency ad accounts), it's constantly going down after 3 days with the same error I attached. I tried fresh proxies with antidetect browser (using a rotating proxy that's supposedly very strong and can't be flagged), I tried a new BM, tried changing domain. Every new account still keeps getting taken down.

I'm thinking maybe:
1. Somehow Meta is able to detect our ads and link us to the same brand? (but in that case how are there a ton of brands I know who can relaunch on new ad accounts whenever they get shutdown, which is what I've done before)

2. When my original account got shut down, i had admins in the account that are using the same proxy I'm using now (but i heard it's a rotating proxy, changes IP everyday so apparently it's impossible to flag)

Any ideas would be highly appreciated, been incredibly frustrating...

I do really understand what you have been through, If you don't mind, i can tell you what you need to get done so that your ads won't get banned or suspicious by the bot moderator

 

[gabriel_ecom2002]

I do really understand what you have been through, If you don't mind, i can tell you what you need to get done so that your ads won't get banned or suspicious by the bot moderator

Yes please

 

[maldonadorobert]

Check your feedback notification

 

[maldonadorobert]

Yes please

 

[maldonadorobert]

Have you check your Profile feedback Option?

 

[gabriel_ecom2002]

Have you tried running "cloaked" ads?

nope i have not, have been trying to find out more about it. is it effective against this?

 

[gabriel_ecom2002]

Have you tried running "cloaked" ads?

is there a way to hide the ads? everywhere i see, cloaking is mostly for landing pages?

 

[Dodi AGC]

Stop blasting 300 ads at once on fresh setups, mate. That is an instant behavioral trigger for the bot. Move to a completely fresh Fanpage, change the metadata of your videos or images, and start slowly with a few ad sets. If you keep reusing the same assets, you will stay stuck in this loop

 

[sketchfox]

We run a supplement brand, our ads are more aggressive direct response type of ads, but no crazy claims, no deepfakes. We've never had any issues with meta for months (and i've ran multiple supp brands before without any issues). Then suddenly our account goes down for "activity that doesn't follow our rules". Then I got the account unbanned, I was overseas, not using a proxy, and tried to launch all of our ads again at one go (over 300), i think that flagged meta's AI and we got shutdown again, then i got unbanned again and did the same thing and got shut down again (i didn't know it was the issue).

Now unbanning our account is taking really long (been almost a month), and for every new ad account we start (tried personal ad accounts, agency ad accounts), it's constantly going down after 3 days with the same error I attached. I tried fresh proxies with antidetect browser (using a rotating proxy that's supposedly very strong and can't be flagged), I tried a new BM, tried changing domain. Every new account still keeps getting taken down.

I'm thinking maybe:
1. Somehow Meta is able to detect our ads and link us to the same brand? (but in that case how are there a ton of brands I know who can relaunch on new ad accounts whenever they get shutdown, which is what I've done before)

2. When my original account got shut down, i had admins in the account that are using the same proxy I'm using now (but i heard it's a rotating proxy, changes IP everyday so apparently it's impossible to flag)

Any ideas would be highly appreciated, been incredibly frustrating...

It is time to stop takiing the stance that it is merely a proxy. When Meta becomes disillusioned with any kind of business, they connect an enormoeus amount of signals more than what is expected likr creative fingerprints, page history, pixel, domain, payment information, and even account activity. It is wise to take a step back and restart with new creatives and a slow build-up.

 

[TKV AGENCY]

If your account has been flagged or if specific content was previously reviewed by Meta and triggers an immediate reaction upon reappearing, you should switch to new accounts with fresh content. Using cloaking tools to bypass Meta's detection and operate normally will yield better results than relying on old resources.

 

[jburrtucaz]

The obvious first step is stop blasting the same 300 ads that got banned on a new account all at once. Do you really not understand how easy that is for FB to detect?

 

[Crypto Man]

mass uploading 300 ads at once on a fresh/recovered account is basically screaming bot at their systems, spread launches out way more. so it's not the proxy, it's the pattern

 

[Nikolaos]

We run a supplement brand, our ads are more aggressive direct response type of ads, but no crazy claims, no deepfakes. We've never had any issues with meta for months (and i've ran multiple supp brands before without any issues). Then suddenly our account goes down for "activity that doesn't follow our rules". Then I got the account unbanned, I was overseas, not using a proxy, and tried to launch all of our ads again at one go (over 300), i think that flagged meta's AI and we got shutdown again, then i got unbanned again and did the same thing and got shut down again (i didn't know it was the issue).

Now unbanning our account is taking really long (been almost a month), and for every new ad account we start (tried personal ad accounts, agency ad accounts), it's constantly going down after 3 days with the same error I attached. I tried fresh proxies with antidetect browser (using a rotating proxy that's supposedly very strong and can't be flagged), I tried a new BM, tried changing domain. Every new account still keeps getting taken down.

I'm thinking maybe:
1. Somehow Meta is able to detect our ads and link us to the same brand? (but in that case how are there a ton of brands I know who can relaunch on new ad accounts whenever they get shutdown, which is what I've done before)

2. When my original account got shut down, i had admins in the account that are using the same proxy I'm using now (but i heard it's a rotating proxy, changes IP everyday so apparently it's impossible to flag)

Any ideas would be highly appreciated, been incredibly frustrating...

You should create and upload ads gradually man, not 300 ads at once, because it's only natural that FB will view this as a bot and ban your accounts...

 

[Fonx Marketing Agency]

when selling dietary supplements or other copyrighted products, try running anonymous ads through a landing page. that's how we usually do it

 

[Jenny 15]

We run a supplement brand, our ads are more aggressive direct response type of ads, but no crazy claims, no deepfakes. We've never had any issues with meta for months (and i've ran multiple supp brands before without any issues). Then suddenly our account goes down for "activity that doesn't follow our rules". Then I got the account unbanned, I was overseas, not using a proxy, and tried to launch all of our ads again at one go (over 300), i think that flagged meta's AI and we got shutdown again, then i got unbanned again and did the same thing and got shut down again (i didn't know it was the issue).

Now unbanning our account is taking really long (been almost a month), and for every new ad account we start (tried personal ad accounts, agency ad accounts), it's constantly going down after 3 days with the same error I attached. I tried fresh proxies with antidetect browser (using a rotating proxy that's supposedly very strong and can't be flagged), I tried a new BM, tried changing domain. Every new account still keeps getting taken down.

I'm thinking maybe:
1. Somehow Meta is able to detect our ads and link us to the same brand? (but in that case how are there a ton of brands I know who can relaunch on new ad accounts whenever they get shutdown, which is what I've done before)

2. When my original account got shut down, i had admins in the account that are using the same proxy I'm using now (but i heard it's a rotating proxy, changes IP everyday so apparently it's impossible to flag)

Any ideas would be highly appreciated, been incredibly frustrating...

In my opinion, your website has been flagged. The better action now is to pay to replace the entire old domain name.
Also, don't post pictures showing your navel or soles of the feet/hands.

 

[Zyro Agency]

Oh my god, you're running 300 ads at once! This triggers Meta's AI or bots to work with and monitor your ads and account. It's safer to create a few ad groups on a new fan page.