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I'd say yes and no. Even when using credit line ad accounts , you need to be selective, better quality credit lines usually gives better results compared to lower quality ones

You should take things slowly next time. It’s better to use another ad account, because I’m not sure this one will go back to normal.

Bing has some specific niches that perform well. Check whether your audience is active on Bing; if not, shift your focus to Google.

If you took any scene from others, you should give them credit in the description.

Don't run ads directly. Start promoting using content marketing. Post at least 10 videos, and then go for shoutouts.

Start doing some content marketing—it's long-term and will bring in interested subscribers over time. Post some short Instagram Reels from what you're sharing on OF.

No, don’t log out of the account. Once you’ve created it, keep using it from the same device. Start watching, liking, commenting on videos, and follow a few people. Once you start seeing ads on Instagram, you can be sure that the account is warmed up.

Why are you sticking to Instagram only? Go try TikTok big reach and easy to start. It will surely be more profitable once you opt for TikTok's beta.

If you want to target a USA audience on Facebook, once you create the page, add a USA address. Then, when you start posting videos, either share them in Facebook groups or run ads for a USA audience. That way, Facebook will start suggesting your page to a USA audience.

It’s both a safety and marketing-related thing.

I was running ads for a fitness club, not a fitness guru, but I think it's the same strategy. Try to focus on results people love results. Show them how they will look, and they will follow you.

It happened to me with a big Facebook page. Since then, I don’t trust having just one Facebook profile as an admin or mod I always create backups

Yes, Facebook is verifying many details, not just the middle name, so it’s fine.

This may happen for two reasons: taxes or deleting some campaigns.

It's a myth there’s no such thing as a stronger ad account. Any account can get restricted, even agency ad accounts. The main thing here is how much time it will take for you to start over.

Did you buy that account, or is it yours? I had the same issue. What I did was wait for the account to get used to the new IP, and after a while, the account opened normally.

I'm not sure you'll be able to get it back. What I can advise is that next time, confirm the identity of your account during the warming phase, so that if it's suspended, it will be easier to recover.

Try creating a new campaign and check your targeting. You may be having issues with targeting your audience.

Yes, but always look for companies that are META partners. If they’re not, or if you're using some coded scripts, your accounts/pages will easily get banned.

Maybe Facebook is detecting you. Do you use an anti-detect browser? Are you using the same company for proxies? How are you adding VCC to your ad account or Business Manager? Are you using the same financial company to pay for your ads?