Meta ads account instant ban - what am I doing wrong?

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Hey guys,I’m trying to run some white-hat ecom ads, but Meta keeps banning my ad accounts almost instantly after setup. I’m using a clean proxy and warm profiles, but still getting hit. Is anyone else facing this right now? Any tips to survive?
 
Ypu should check the account setup or payment method and verification and landing page first and if everything is compliant then appeal the ban instead of changing proxies or profiles.
Yeah, I checked everything and it looks good. I also tried appealing, but they haven’t given me any proper response yet.
 
Meta is currently conducting a widespread sweep targeting Asian accounts; sometimes the issue doesn't lie with your proxy or social media account.
 
Yeah, I checked everything and it looks good. I also tried appealing, but they haven’t given me any proper response yet.
You can try reaching Meta support directly and mention that the account was disabled despite everything being compliant. A manual review may give you more info.
 
Yeah, I checked everything and it looks good. I also tried appealing, but they haven’t given me any proper response yet.
I suggest waiting for them to resolve the issue. Meta is banning accounts RN left and right; yours might have gotten in the sweep.
 
Currently, many accounts are being scanned. You should pause for a while and resume after this period to ensure your safety.
 
Something wrong with your setup, are you using same landing page again and again? is your ad copy and landing page compliant with policy of advertiser?
 
Instant bans are almost always triggered by fingerprint mismatches or payment flags. Are you using an anti-detect browser with a clean residential proxy? If your proxy leaks WebRTC or the payment card's BIN country doesn't match the BM/ad account currency/location, the AI triggers an immediate restriction. Also, make sure the fan page has some warmup posts before linking your domain.
 
Hey guys,I’m trying to run some white-hat ecom ads, but Meta keeps banning my ad accounts almost instantly after setup. I’m using a clean proxy and warm profiles, but still getting hit. Is anyone else facing this right now? Any tips to survive?
nd if it is something that is happening right now, then i think u should look at the surroundings of ur ad campaign instead of the ad campaign itself. i would start off by looking into things such as business information, page history, billing information, domain veriffication nd landing page.
 
the proxy and warmed profiles could be what’s getting you banned. I’d stop making new accounts and try fixing the first one.
 
If the error isn't your fault, carefully review the Meta system's policies. This might be causing mass account suspensions. Please temporarily stop using Meta for a while to allow the system to update.
 
Even if you bought accounts from a third party and let them sit for a while, you can still get hit with identity verification checks; this issue has been going on for weeks, and I’m facing the same problem with no fix yet.
 
Meta can flag accounts for different reasons you should check the ad account history and business details first and make sure the ads and website follow Meta policies.
 
When an account gets shut down that fast , I'd look at the payment method or any connection to an old banned asset before blaming the proxy. If the card or domain was used on a disabled account before , that could be enough to trigger another review. Check Acount Quality for the actual reason before creating more profiles, also going straight into conversion campaigns on a brand new setup without business verification can make things harder
 
Hey guys,I’m trying to run some white-hat ecom ads, but Meta keeps banning my ad accounts almost instantly after setup. I’m using a clean proxy and warm profiles, but still getting hit. Is anyone else facing this right now? Any tips to survive?
are these new profiles that you warm up?
 
New accounts need trust signals. Make sure everything looks complete and consistent before launching campaigns.
 
We are going through the toughest phase, my friend; I’m in the same boat and urgently need to find a solution.
 
You need to use accounts that were created a long time ago; it is even better if they have a history of previous payments.
 
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