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What if an account get banned? Will my money still be there?

Best way is to appeal in Account Quality with matching docs, that’s how you keep spend history and assets. Don’t rush to make a new account

Not just proxies. Meta also tracks activity patterns and startup behavior. If you make accounts look too similar or scale too quickly, they'll get flagged. A slower, more natural startup with varied actions often helps.

Ad accounts usually get disabled when fb detects unusual activity, policy risks, or inconsistent billing, even if you don’t see a clear reason. You should review the policy, appeal the decision, and make sure your payment method and assets are stable before running new campaigns.

This often happens when your account has too many declined payment attempts. You should first clear any pending balance, then add a stable bank-issued card and keep it consistent, switching cards too often makes facebook block payments

That usually happens when your account isn’t fully verified or doesn’t have a proper payment setup. You should check business verification, billing method, and policy compliance first, without those, campaigns won’t run

Finance ads in India need verified business details and very compliant landing pages, starting small helps build trust before scaling

Raising limits usually comes down to consistent spend and on-time payments. The safest way is to scale gradually, increase daily spend slowly, avoid sudden spikes, and let the account complete a few billing cycles without issues.

I’ve tested it too, cheaper leads came in, but quality dropped a lot. One workaround is to combine that feature with stricter filters on the landing page or lead form, so only higher-intent users complete it. That way you still benefit from lower CPMs while keeping lead quality under control

Yes, it’s possible if you’ve built strong organic channels. Email lists, remarketing through other platforms, and community groups can keep traffic flowing even when ads are paused

For crypto, only verified business accounts with proper approval tend to last. New or unverified accounts usually get flagged quickly

It does happen that compliant ads get rejected by Meta’s automated review. A good first step is to always request a manual review, many times they get approved after a human check. Also check small details that often trigger rejections: too much text in images, misleading CTAs, or mismatched...

Yes, that’s common with fresh BMs, Meta runs stricter checks on new ones. To reduce restrictions, warm up gradually: add verified business details, connect a domain, install a pixel, and run a few low-budget compliant campaigns first. This builds trust signals before scaling into bigger spends

For WH, the fastest way is to post content FB prioritizes (Reels, trending audio, interactive posts) and keep high engagement rates, that’s what gets you into suggestions. On the BH side, some people use boosted engagement (likes/comments from multiple accounts) to trigger the algo, but that...

Gambling is one of FB’s hardest niches. The few who keep ads live usually don’t run them directly, they use safer front-end content (news, quizzes, tips) and only redirect deeper in the funnel. Warmed-up accounts and domains with clean history also make a big difference. Even then, campaigns...