FACEBOOK/META ACCOUNT BANNED NEED ADVICE FOR THE NEXT STEPS

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I got this message out of no where. I have been running ads for about 2 months now without any issue. Some of my ads have been rejected here and there but no problems other than that.

I was advertising peptides on Meta.

I have not asked for review yet as i didn't want to make it harder or more complicated just incase there is way to get it back
 

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you account is banned, you can try to appeal to get it back.
your product will be scanned by Facebook easily, it's hard to make sure everything can run smoothly without any problem.
Anw, don't worry too much, pls prepare back up accounts to not interrupt your work.
 
you account is banned, you can try to appeal to get it back.
your product will be scanned by Facebook easily, it's hard to make sure everything can run smoothly without any problem.
Anw, don't worry too much, pls prepare back up accounts to not interrupt your work.
thank you very much, back up idea is very good! will do that asap

you account is banned, you can try to appeal to get it back.
your product will be scanned by Facebook easily, it's hard to make sure everything can run smoothly without any problem.
Anw, don't worry too much, pls prepare back up accounts to not interrupt your work.
Also one more quick questions, do you recommend using proxies or can just run multiple accounts from the same IP
 
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Peptides fall under restricted/healthcare policy on Meta, so automated bans are inevitable once their system flagged your landing page or ad text.
Appealing standard personal accounts running peptides rarely works and often leads to a permanent ban. If you want to continue running this niche long-term, you should pivot to a structure with proper cloaking and use dedicated agency accounts with high trust to avoid instant shutdowns
 
I got this message out of no where. I have been running ads for about 2 months now without any issue. Some of my ads have been rejected here and there but no problems other than that.

I was advertising peptides on Meta.

I have not asked for review yet as i didn't want to make it harder or more complicated just incase there is way to get it back
this is very frustrating considering that there had been no problem running these ads for the past two months. sometimes the ad network Meta takes action based on a review that was not immediate even if the ads were already approveed in the first place. first i would see y the ads are disapproved before doing anything.
 
Submit an appeal via the official channel to have your account reviewed, and check your recent activities. Moving forward, use a stable, clean network to lower the risk of flags.
 
Since peptides can fall under restricted or prohibited advertising categories I’d avoid trying to bypass the restriction with new accounts or altered ads. I’d review the exact policy violation and use Meta’s official appeal process if you believe the decision was incorrect
 
Peptides fall under restricted/healthcare policy on Meta, so automated bans are inevitable once their system flagged your landing page or ad text.
Appealing standard personal accounts running peptides rarely works and often leads to a permanent ban. If you want to continue running this niche long-term, you should pivot to a structure with proper cloaking and use dedicated agency accounts with high trust to avoid instant shutdowns
im sorry i am new in mets ads, wdym by cloaking and where can i get agency accounts and how

Since peptides can fall under restricted or prohibited advertising categories I’d avoid trying to bypass the restriction with new accounts or altered ads. I’d review the exact policy violation and use Meta’s official appeal process if you believe the decision was incorrect
okay thank you!! the ad creatives that got flagged have been running for a month and a half... no issue, and one day 3 bans

you should use proxy with anti-detect browser.
thank you, and another questions (perhaps might sound stupid), just so i dont get it wrong, better to buy aged facebook accounts, or make them and age them slowly? and which proxy do you recommend?
 
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I recommend setting up a system of accounts and diversifying traffic across different accounts. Facebook will always ban accounts.
 
If you were advertising peptides, I’d definitely check the exact policy issue before doing anything else. Meta can restrict the whole account even after ads have been approved previously. If you have a Request Review option, I’d use it rather than trying to create a new account or work around the restriction.
 
I got this message out of no where. I have been running ads for about 2 months now without any issue. Some of my ads have been rejected here and there but no problems other than that.

I was advertising peptides on Meta.

I have not asked for review yet as i didn't want to make it harder or more complicated just incase there is way to get it back
Getting that message out of nowhere is not new with Meta. Even with just a few random rejections before, Meta's automated filters often catch up later.

It is smart that you haven't asked for a review yet to not make it harder or complicate things. Check your ad text and landing page, clean them and see what triggered the sudden flag.
 
Sudden restrictions after months of normal activity can be pretty frustrating. I’d first check if anything changed recently before appealing.
 
yeah i think so too that meta can take action even after your ads have been running for months so i would suggest you to check the exact policy reason first and then request a review if you think it was all a mistake.
 
Frankly, the success rate for appeals is quite low, and while waiting for some kind of miracle to keep things going, you should have a backup account.
 
You can't appeal now because Meta has scanned the system and forced you to create a new page and launch a new campaign using a different, verified business account/BM.
 
I got this message out of no where. I have been running ads for about 2 months now without any issue. Some of my ads have been rejected here and there but no problems other than that.

I was advertising peptides on Meta.

I have not asked for review yet as i didn't want to make it harder or more complicated just incase there is way to get it back
What you're advertising on meta is replica product, you got luck it works for some month if you try to create another ads account running ads for the same peptides it will still get ban but you can try some cloaking tools to get it done and make sure you go for the professional cloaking tools
 
I got this message out of no where. I have been running ads for about 2 months now without any issue. Some of my ads have been rejected here and there but no problems other than that.

I was advertising peptides on Meta.

I have not asked for review yet as i didn't want to make it harder or more complicated just incase there is way to get it back
One common mistake many people make when advertising cosmetics/nutritional supplements is using images of needles, teeth, gums, or tongues to promote their products.

However, these are considered sensitive images according to Facebook's community standards, which is why they are rejected.
 
Account deactivation has become almost a familiar feature of Meta within just one month. The chances of appealing and restoring an account due to policy violations are virtually impossible. If you want to, you can only do so through an intermediary, but the cost is not cheap, and even if the account is restored, you could lose it again at any time if you don't find a reputable service provider.
 
thank you very much, back up idea is very good! will do that asap


Also one more quick questions, do you recommend using proxies or can just run multiple accounts from the same IP
You will definitely proxies if you want to run multiple accounts, however, if I remember correctly you can have up to 5 accounts per IP legally.
 
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