Account gets banned instantly after creating first campaign

[Urban Echo]

Hello everyone, Every time I create a new ad account and launch my first campaign, it gets suspended immediately. I am using different computers and clean domains, but the issue keeps happening. Is it an IP issue or my payment method? Help please.

 

[GeeLark AI]

Hello everyone, Every time I create a new ad account and launch my first campaign, it gets suspended immediately. I am using different computers and clean domains, but the issue keeps happening. Is it an IP issue or my payment method? Help please.

Could be the payment method, account history, domain, or other trust signals not necessarily the IP.

Since it happens every time, try check the suspension reason in the ad account first and appeal it rather than keep creating new accounts.

 

[app_pilot]

It's almost certainly your payment method or a mismatched business identity footprint, not the IP try a completely fresh card under a new, verified entity and make sure every detail matches pixel-perfect.

 

[JackTheFlipper]

honestly if you are reusing the same ad creatives or copy from the old accounts it will trigger an instant ban. the system hashes images and flags them immediately... also changing computers doesnt do much if you are on the same home network or using the exact same billing details. might want to check those before burning more accounts.

 

[Good_Agency_Ads]

Hello everyone, Every time I create a new ad account and launch my first campaign, it gets suspended immediately. I am using different computers and clean domains, but the issue keeps happening. Is it an IP issue or my payment method? Help please.

I’d try appealing first. Microsoft doesn’t always review accounts manually, so sometimes the automated system can flag a new account by mistake. If possible, ask them to manually review the account before changing your IP or payment method.

 

[BrownMarketing]

nah, if it’s getting hit instantly on the first launch every time, IP is probably not the main thing. That usually points more to the account/payment/business footprint not lining up, or the ad/landing page tripping a policy bot. The exact suspension reason code matters a lot here too, because “policy” and “circumventing systems” are totally different headaches. I’d stop cycling new setups for a bit and look at the reason text first, otherwise you just keep sending the same bad signal back in...

 

[VelvetAstro]

IP may not be the only reason. Check your billing details, business info and domain for anything that doesnt match or needs verification.