Stable advertising account

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Over the past month, Facebook has disabled a large number of ad accounts, affecting many advertisers. Here are some of my recommendations:
- Change your IP address within a "clean" environment.
- Use an established (older) ad account.
- Proceed slowly to avoid triggering Facebook's "unusual activity" flags.

If anyone has any other methods, please share them.

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id wouldnt rely on IP changes or old accounts to get around flags, better keep the ad setup legit and build account trust slowly, thats safer long term.
 
That’s right; I’ve had quite a few accounts flagged or locked recently, though most of them were new. Since switching to accounts with a longer activity history, I’ve hardly run into that issue anymore.
 
id wouldnt rely on IP changes or old accounts to get around flags, better keep the ad setup legit and build account trust slowly, thats safer long term.
That is not necessarily the case; even if your ads comply with Facebook's policies, your account could still be locked.
That’s right; I’ve had quite a few accounts flagged or locked recently, though most of them were new. Since switching to accounts with a longer activity history, I’ve hardly run into that issue anymore.
Over the past month, a lot of people have had their accounts locked; it seems to be a Facebook feature.
 
I would like to offer one more small suggestion: the content of the advertisements is also extremely important.
i hope this storm will pass quickly, as the situation is truly terrible.
 
That is not necessarily the case; even if your ads comply with Facebook's policies, your account could still be locked.

Over the past month, a lot of people have had their accounts locked; it seems to be a Facebook feature.
You do mean Facebook's bugs, not features, right?
 
Hi everyone. This has been reported on multiple forums. FB have basically replaced all of their previous automated systems with AI systems which is causing havoc with automatic flags. To make matters worse they've also massively reduced their human support staff and now you have to appeal via an AI bot which rarely has the power to transfer you to a human for review. It's very annoying and it's been affecting even very large businesses. Agree with the points above though they're likely to help avoiding any triggers.
 
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