Ignorant newbie question about FB ad accounts

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Hi guys

I'm relatively new to FB marketing. In the forums I keep seeing and reading questions about how to keep FB ad accounts alive, but I don't understand the problem.

This is going to sound dumb to many of you, but...

Why is it difficult to keep a FB ad account alive? Surely FB want to take ad revenue from their user base, so how hard can it be?

Even though I've read posts on keeping accounts alive I can't seem to find a thread that explains why it's a problem.

Once again, excuse my ignorance on this topic, but I'd be most grateful if someone could provide a brief explanation to the whole FB ad account thing (and why these accounts seem to be in need of protection).

Many thanks
 
Most questions about " keeping accounts alive " is from users who make/purchase multiple sets of accounts, 100 + account, run by automated systems ( adding friends niche related, sharing posts, links , etc all ran on autopilot )
this bot behavior harms facebook because they really care about maintaining real legit users or facebook site would be just bunch of automated bots playing around, that's why they suspend accounts when they suspect some automated or bots running these accounts.
 
Facebook Bans Ads accounts, because Aff Marketers who run CPA run Ad sets that are Fake news Advertorials and promote Muscle, Skin, Dating, etc offers which FB does not like. To Combat banning marketers may have certain things they do like cloaking, logging in from set Ip, etc to keep the accounts they have under the radar.

Facebook says they ban Ads like this, so the Ads stay user friendly
 
Facebook Bans Ads accounts, because Aff Marketers who run CPA run Ad sets that are Fake news Advertorials and promote Muscle, Skin, Dating, etc offers which FB does not like. To Combat banning marketers may have certain things they do like cloaking, logging in from set Ip, etc to keep the accounts they have under the radar.

Facebook says they ban Ads like this, so the Ads stay user friendly
Thanks so much for the detailed explanation @Adevelopedlife.
 
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