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Video selfie verification is certainly the worst method available today; it requires the user to be positively identified.

Change your IP address and use a dedicated proxy to avoid being flagged by Meta.

In my opinion, everything is important.

You should maintain stable spending and adhere to Meta's policies, and the account creation limit within your Business Manager (BM) will automatically increase.

This is usually Facebook's security mechanism when it detects unusual logins. Try logging in with a familiar device and IP address, complete identity verification, and if it still doesn't work, send an account recovery request to Facebook.

If you're a new account, use AdsPower. This anti-detection browser will isolate your environment and hide your device's fingerprint, protecting your account.

Your IP address is flagged, so creating accounts and Business Managers will not work. You need to switch to a new device and a new IP address.

Everything is normal, we haven't had this problem.

You may have made a mistake somewhere; find the error and fix it, because using hidden links won't yield practical results.

You could try changing the content or running a bait campaign to activate the account beforehand. This is actually a method that people often use.

This segment is quite sensitive; you need to prepare a strong account and a long-established Fanpage.

What about your services?

It's absurd that they would impose this on their users.

No, it will still happen, and in the future, stricter measures will be implemented.

that's too long! Please check the campaign settings to see if there are any issues. If necessary, set up a new campaign.

Once you're under review, the chances of getting an account opened are very low.

I've just started a small business; would you be willing to accept a small budget?

It's possible your ads are too boring; I think changing the ad content would improve them.

The limit will go up again, don't worry, as long as you pay regularly.

I'm interested. I'm also looking for a virtual card.