Which type of advertising account is performing best right now?

Accounts are often disabled due to advertising policy violations, so adhering to content guidelines and choosing accounts with a reputable history are crucial for maintaining stability.
I have thoroughly reviewed my ad and it does not appear to violate any of Facebook’s policies. However, I understand that the recent wave of account suspensions may be due to Facebook tightening its enforcement in light of the ongoing election in the United States.
 
they may indicate what policy that is that you have violated, read their terms and conditions/descriptions to find out more. if you believe you did not violate it, then u can appeal and get the ad back up running.

do u also use a vpn or anti detect browser with this? they could be the cause as well
 
I don’t think there’s much difference between ad account types. What really matters is complying with advertising policies and maintaining a good payment history.
 
they may indicate what policy that is that you have violated, read their terms and conditions/descriptions to find out more. if you believe you did not violate it, then u can appeal and get the ad back up running.

do u also use a vpn or anti detect browser with this? they could be the cause as well
Could you tell me how to identify an advertising policy violation? I do use a VPN, but I don’t think that’s necessarily the cause.
 
besides the quality of ads account, the content you use for ads is also important, pls check if you need to change anything.
and you can also try with BM account.
 
actually, it's very hard to say which type of ads acc is performing best right now, it depends on many factors.
I am using BM2500, some of them work well.
 
I don’t think there’s much difference between ad account types. What really matters is complying with advertising policies and maintaining a good payment history.
Thank you. I actually have a different perspective. I’ve tested the same ad creative and campaign across various types of accounts, and I’ve observed that some accounts tend to last longer, while others perform better in terms of ad spend. That is why I’m looking for advice on which types of accounts are currently working well.
 
besides the quality of ads account, the content you use for ads is also important, pls check if you need to change anything.
and you can also try with BM account.
I don’t think the issue lies with the content of my ad. I’ll try using an additional Business Manager (BM) account. By the way, do you know which types of BM accounts work well?
 
actually, it's very hard to say which type of ads acc is performing best right now, it depends on many factors.
I am using BM2500, some of them work well.
I also think the BM2500s perform well, but they are quite expensive. Where did you buy yours?
 
I know some trusted agencies that offer strong accounts and clear warranties. I can connect you with them if you want
What is their policy regarding account replacement? Do they guarantee the quality of the accounts and provide immediate replacements if they get locked? I’m very interested in this, as a large number of my current accounts are getting locked.
 
I see that personal accounts are still stable at the moment, because based on my years of experience, I guess Facebook will continue to scan accounts :poop:
 

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I am running ads for "white hat" (WH) campaigns, but my accounts keep getting disabled. I have been using personal ad accounts. Does anyone know what type of accounts are currently working well?
Im currently having a complete nightmare with meta aswell, started last week and since then has been completely f*cked
 
Im currently having a complete nightmare with meta aswell, started last week and since then has been completely f*cked
That’s correct. META has been scanning our accounts for over a month now, and there’s still no sign of it stopping. I’ve had to constantly look for different types of accounts and test them out.
 
That’s correct. META has been scanning our accounts for over a month now, and there’s still no sign of it stopping. I’ve had to constantly look for different types of accounts and test them out.
My issues started last week - they seemed to just throttle my traffic while still running down my budgets, CPL went from $16 to $98. When I paused and duplicated the campaign to try and get it running again it got hit with a restriction. So frustrating.
 
Spot on regarding the account setup. In my experience, using aged accounts with a completed ID verification / BM compliance check significantly lowers the risk of instant bans, even for white-hat campaigns.

However, getting a solid account is only half the battle—the other half is not killing it with your own setup. Since you're running WH, it's easier, but you still have to watch out for trigger words in your ad copy and creatives. Avoid absolute claims or aggressive hooks like:
  • 100%, Guaranteed, or Risk-free
  • Make money fast or unrealistic income promises
  • Direct personal attributes or problem-focused hooks ("Are you struggling with...") that trigger Meta's policy bots.
On top of that, card bins play a massive role. If you plug in a flagged or low-quality payment method with a bad BIN, the risk of an immediate payment hold or ban spikes, regardless of how clean your account history is. Clean payment infrastructure is just as important as the account itself.
 
You can try checking the destination link , switching the campaign to another account, or tweaking the content a bit and starting with a small budget
I generally run everything through meta forms instead of landing pages as the OTP verification gets me lead quality while still keeping the price at a decent level. I am in the process of moving things to a new account now. I think a solution would be to have 3-4 accounts running as currently I had 15 campaigns running through just one account...its probably my spend level that triggered too as I was doing circa $1500 a day.
 
I think that for safety, you should use corporate ads instead of personal ads.
Thank you. I’m currently in touch with them about renting an account. They’ve agreed to provide one, but they’ve asked me to prepare a Business Manager (BM) and a Facebook profile. I’m hoping their account will be able to handle ad spend effectively.
 
Spot on regarding the account setup. In my experience, using aged accounts with a completed ID verification / BM compliance check significantly lowers the risk of instant bans, even for white-hat campaigns.

However, getting a solid account is only half the battle—the other half is not killing it with your own setup. Since you're running WH, it's easier, but you still have to watch out for trigger words in your ad copy and creatives. Avoid absolute claims or aggressive hooks like:
  • 100%, Guaranteed, or Risk-free
  • Make money fast or unrealistic income promises
  • Direct personal attributes or problem-focused hooks ("Are you struggling with...") that trigger Meta's policy bots.
On top of that, card bins play a massive role. If you plug in a flagged or low-quality payment method with a bad BIN, the risk of an immediate payment hold or ban spikes, regardless of how clean your account history is. Clean payment infrastructure is just as important as the account itself.
Could it be an issue with the BIN (Bank Identification Number)? Some of my friends have suggested using Chinese payment cards instead of U.S.-issued cards for these accounts. Since META is currently flagging U.S. payment cards, could that be the reason why my accounts keep getting disabled?
 
It is indeed advisable to prioritize a Business Manager (BM) account that is authentic and has clear business information. However, completing the verification process does not guarantee that you will avoid restrictions; your ad content and compliance history remain highly significant.
 
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