Facebook ad account has been disabled due to "automation," and I need a way to resolve this.

elizabethlstar_1998

elizabethlstar_1998

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Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
 
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Facebook has been cracking down heavily on Business Managers for days now, mate.
 
elizabethlstar_1998 said:
Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
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It might be a bug if you did nothing wrong. Did you speak with the support about it though?
 
I think you should contact the support team regarding this issue, as it is currently occurring quite frequently with business management accounts.
 
This is very normal, don't waste time on disable account, Just switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
 
elizabethlstar_1998 said:
Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
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I've encountered many similar cases.
I've noticed that Facebook's algorithms are malfunctioning, leading to a large number of accounts being disabled due to automation, even though I haven't created any campaigns.
You could try using accounts from BM2500; I feel they are healthier than other account types currently on the market.
 
Since Fb is currently cracking down heavily on user behavior, all my newly created accounts are required to undergo identity verification, making it very difficult to launch campaigns right now.
 
elizabethlstar_1998 said:
Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
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that seems like ur system is responding to a combination of factors as opposed to just the card. i would suggest that u do not make multiple changes simultaneouslly, document everything that has been done nd ask for a manual check. this will help u identify the cause of ur restrictions problem.
 
elizabethlstar_1998 said:
Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
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This issue has been occurring frequently lately; I am facing the same problem, which is caused by Meta's AI scanning Business Managers (BMs).
 
elizabethlstar_1998 said:
Hello, recently my Facebook ad accounts have been getting disabled after adding a payment card or sharing a pixel for the absurd reason of "automation." Is this a mistake by Facebook's AI? The issue went away after I updated my personal Facebook profile, or I could simply switch to a new Business Manager (BM).
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since automation is quite an ambiguous term my approach would be to determine what exactly took place right before each ban.if something triggers the ban right after performing the identical card or pixel move each time, then this may provide more useful infformation than trying yet another BM.i would ensure that the history is clean nd avoid multiple tries of setting up things.
 
Meta's AI system is becoming much stricter and does not overlook any unusual activity. If you are using a new account, allow it to build up some credibility before you start using it.
 
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