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Consider switching to a fresh IP address, using a different payment method, and starting with low-risk campaigns before moving on to more sensitive content. If necessary, consider purchasing aged accounts with spending history from account provider, these accounts tend to perform better when...

Due to Facebook's new policy, new ad accounts or those without any spending history may require at least 2 to 3 days before they can start spending. I recommend using aged accounts with previous spending history, launching multiple campaigns, and utilizing various pages.

Use AdsPower with a clean proxy. Make sure the newly created account is fully completed with all necessary information, phone and email binded, 2FA enabled. Then, warm it up for at least a few days to a week.

Setting up a local business profile through a Facebook page tends to be more efficient and better suited to reaching the intended audience than relying on a personal account. Personal profiles often lack the credibility and professional image that a dedicated business page can provide.

You should use 6 to 7 accounts per proxy. Avoid logging into too many accounts on the same proxy sametimes, Facebook might get suspicious and end up locked or banning your accounts.

Create as many campaigns as possible with small budgets, then monitor which ones deliver the best results and scale up the budget for those. In addition to running ads, you should also focus on organic posts this helps build trust with your audience.

An anti-detect browser will definitely reduce the risk of your account getting banned. However, if the ads you're running already violate Facebook's policies, a ban is inevitable. I recommend buying and using aged accounts with a history of spending. When combined with an anti-detect browser, it...

BM will perform well if you're running clean campaigns with a high spend. However, if your BM manages multiple accounts and one of them violates the rules, the entire BM can be at serious risk.

If you feel you have a knack for content creation and can stay updated with current trends, organic posts can generate a lot of interaction on your page. Running ads may help you reach a wider audience, but it often lacks the same level of trust. In my opinion, alternating between organic posts...

In my experience, old accounts that have previously run are still the best option for advertising. New accounts often require time to stabilize spending and can encounter a variety of issues.

After each Facebook update, the not spending issue tends to become quite common. Typically, new accounts launching a campaign may take 1 to 2 days before they start spending. Sometimes, creating a new campaign using a different page can help resolve this issue. Older accounts that have already...

You can't completely prevent your ad account from being banned by Facebook for policy violations, especially after one of their review sweeps. However, accounts that have been previously used and have a spending history are the most reliable for running such ads. In some cases, if you're lucky...

An account that has been verified and has a spending history is the best type of account for running ads. Even if the ad you want to run is likely to be restricted by Facebook, these accounts can still perform well if you know how to bypass the checks.

This issue will only occur if the card type you're using has been blacklisted by Meta. You can try switching to a different account to add the card and see if it works.

Trusted sellers of Facebook accounts typically handle a high volume of profiles and have no incentive to damage their credibility by tampering with accounts they've sold. As long as you've properly updated all backup details, they won’t be able to regain control. If you can't trust them, then...