Aged accounts vs fresh accounts for ads in 2026 — which are you actually running?

Media Proo

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Aug 8, 2024

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• Sep 17, 2026

• #41

Falken Agency said:

Everyone swears by aged accounts but I've seen fresh ones with a clean setup last just as long lately. What's actually working for you right now, and how long do yours survive before a ban?

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I think It depends more on setup and ad history than just the account age . Fresh account can works fine
while aged accounts are not necessarily safe from restriction , Personally I focus on legitimate accounts
with proper business verification rather then relying on the age of accounts alone .

 

jarusbolzef

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Aug 8, 2026

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• Sep 25, 2026

• #42

sometime an older account isn't necessarily the best choice , as it may have a history of advertising violations, in contrast, new accounts typically have a clean slate, through you will need to invest time in warming them up

 

Vikor99

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Sep 11, 2026

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• Sep 26, 2026

• #43

A clean environment and user behavior are more important than the age of the account. Older accounts have higher trust scores by default, but if the login environment is duplicated, the system will still lock the account as usual.

 

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chriswilliam546

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Jan 26, 2024

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• Sunday at 10:07 PM

• #44

if an old account has no real history then i not see much benefit over starting fresh but if it has genuine history and normal activity i use that since it usually feels more trustworthy

 

evebeatot

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Oct 13, 2024

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• Monday at 9:24 PM

• #45

Both newer and established accounts can perform well depending on the setup, campaign strategy

 

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Owaisseo

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Sep 8, 2026

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• Monday at 9:35 PM

• #46

I’ve seen both aged and fresh accounts work. Aged ones can have more history, but a fresh account with a clean setup can work fine too if everything is legit.