New Issue: PVAs Can't Create Apps

that "suspicious activity" error message really is because of the ip that has been marked as "spammy".
someone here pm me the exact situation and ask how to overcome the situation..so i gave this member few old pva accounts with fresh socks proxy and afterward he said he is happy now that he can create apps.
so i guess it solved...for now at least :)

I agree to this... a good proxy should be needed in creating apps... the "suspicious activity" can also be recovered ... a good customer support from the seller will help recover those accounts with "suspicious activity"...
 
This could be caused probably by some of these factors:

- Different IP range : different country may trigger this warning. I don't know if different city IP will also trigger this. IMHO this factor is the most probable factor.
- Different browsers : When people login, usually every website will record IP address, browsers and so on. Different browsers may trigger the warning. However, I think the chance is small.
- Different Operating Systems : this may also trigger the warning since OS info is also been recorded by every website. The chance is small though
-Mac Address : Can anyone confirm if website collecting mac address?

It is just my thought. You need to test it if you want to know the root cause.

I have done test with the client the root cause is IP...

One more thing the accounts with "Due to suspicious activity, your account has been disallowed from creating new Platform Apps. If you believe this to be in error, please contact us via http://facebook.com/devhelp" error can be recovered by sending the code to the email or to the phone number...In my case I usually keep the number so code is being sent to the mobile number... usually the account works again but some are not...
 
I have done test with the client the root cause is IP...

One more thing the accounts with "Due to suspicious activity, your account has been disallowed from creating new Platform Apps. If you believe this to be in error, please contact us via http://facebook.com/devhelp" error can be recovered by sending the code to the email or to the phone number...In my case I usually keep the number so code is being sent to the mobile number... usually the account works again but some are not...

Let's say we have a case like this.
The PVA is created in US using clean proxy.
However the client access the account using let's say Nigeria IP which can be categorized as spam IP.

Will the error show up?
I just want to know that:
Is every IP (both provider and both client) has to be clean? Or only provider has to be clean?
 
" Due to suspicious activity, has been disallowed from.... " if this error then yah this is IP issue..
but i am sure with aged PVA can create PVAs., an must be ur IP should be working not blacklisted by FB.
 
" Due to suspicious activity, has been disallowed from.... " if this error then yah this is IP issue..
but i am sure with aged PVA can create PVAs., an must be ur IP should be working not blacklisted by FB.

Hi Creation,

the question is:

Is both IP (provider and clent) has to be clean? Or is it just the provider?
Let's say client access using blacklisted IP. Will the error occur?
 
Hi Creation,

the question is:

Is both IP (provider and clent) has to be clean? Or is it just the provider?
Let's say client access using blacklisted IP. Will the error occur?

Hey bro,
it must be client IP issue if this error.. bcoz when provider makes accnts then he cant verify acnts if his Ips blacklisted.. even i think he cant create account if blacklisted.. one guy bough some Pvas from me today and he said he has probglem with creating application.. then i logged in on those accnts and made apps.. and showed him... then confirm that it was his IP issue.. so, he changed IPs and now he can create apps without any problem :)
 
Both provider and client proxies should be clean... A clean proxies in the part of the provider is a must so that he/she can test whether the account can work with apps or not.

But I did run some test. In an IP which can't make apps, an account was created with it... then the account created in that banned IP (for apps creation), was used to make apps using a different proxy which is clear for making apps... it did work so even if the the proxy in account creation is not good, still that account can make apps if the apps maker is using a clean proxy...

But a provider who is doing this... will have to log out and log in to check whether the account is working or not... not very convenient for a provider.

Let's say we have a case like this.
The PVA is created in US using clean proxy.
However the client access the account using let's say Nigeria IP which can be categorized as spam IP.

Will the error show up?
I just want to know that:
Is every IP (both provider and both client) has to be clean? Or only provider has to be clean?
 
I'm using this URL: http://developers.facebook.com/setup/ while logged in with my old personal account and can create apps without any problems acc was PVA at some point but then I deleted my phone number from fb...but whenI try this on 20 days old account from proxy (non - PVA) it tellls me "Your account must be verified before you can take this action. Please verify your account by adding your mobile phone or credit card."
 
The strategy for FB Marketing is going to have to change.

How many apps can one PVA support?
 
the "suspicious activity" is only because of the ip issue of the client..
creators will usually clean the cookies and change ip for every accounts or for a maximum of 2 to 3 accounts..

but this is fully because of the clients ip guys.. this can be helped by the seller easily if he knows how to solve it..
 
I am still having no issues creating FB PVAs with dummy apps on them. :]
 
the "suspicious activity" is only because of the ip issue of the client..
creators will usually clean the cookies and change ip for every accounts or for a maximum of 2 to 3 accounts..

but this is fully because of the clients ip guys.. this can be helped by the seller easily if he knows how to solve it..

What do you regard to when saying client's IP address? The provider you mean?

I can create apps without problems on few older accounts that have have created apps with them already and been unblocked a dozen times.

Have over 200 accounts bought recently which neither allow me to create an app no matter what I try.

It isn't a IP issue on my side, I say this because I am using the same IP's with the older accounts and can create apps.

I've read the entire thread but didn't come to an exact conclusion making me believe it is just a temporary glitch.

The only problem that stands out could be the IP used to create these accounts that do allow app creation are from different country than the SIM/number used to create them, being marked suspicious from the start.
 
What do you regard to when saying client's IP address? The provider you mean?

I can create apps without problems on few older accounts that have have created apps with them already and been unblocked a dozen times.

Have over 200 accounts bought recently which neither allow me to create an app no matter what I try.

It isn't a IP issue on my side, I say this because I am using the same IP's with the older accounts and can create apps.

I've read the entire thread but didn't come to an exact conclusion making me believe it is just a temporary glitch.

The only problem that stands out could be the IP used to create these accounts that do allow app creation are from different country than the SIM/number used to create them, being marked suspicious from the start.

Right now, FB has tightened their security.
All fresh PVA can't make new apps.
Your best bet right now is to find PVA that has dummy apps on it.
Using dummy apps, you can edit them to suit your need.
However it becomes rare that a provider can make new apps (or even dummy apps)
Until FB has loosen their security, it seems there is nothing can be done about it (for fresh PVA)
 
facebook dead as far as apps & pvas go. game over..bookface wins.
 
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