Having an account disabled is the biggest concern; when a smoothly running account gets disabled, you lose a significant amount of time setting everything back up—not to mention the loss of a high spending threshold—resulting in the greatest damage.
Your device has been blacklisted by Meta, so accounts get disabled immediately upon creation; you can create them on your phone and then log in on a computer.
It’s virtually impossible; however, if you’re truly committed, you could create a new group with similar content, invite members from the old group to join the new one, and eventually, your group will start getting recommended.
Sensitive sectors have a critical need for this type of account—specifically, higher-quality accounts such as BM2500s. Newly created accounts cannot be used to advertise these products and will be disabled immediately upon the launch of a campaign.
It depends on the timing; there are periods when violation detection becomes extremely strict—occurring a few times a year—which the community often refers to as a "storm." When a storm hits, it sweeps everything up and leads to widespread account suspensions.
Check your Page quality to see if it is still being recommended; it is possible that your content is no longer considered high-quality—Facebook flags copied content and will disable recommendations for it.
As far as I know, this type of post can only be created when you select a sales objective and choose a website as the destination; it cannot be created as a standard post.
When starting out, you should use an account, credit card, and ad placement all based in the same country. Otherwise, Facebook may flag you for trying to circumvent its rules to pay less.
Finding a stable account is difficult because most of us advertise products that violate policies; when Facebook's review systems run a check, they detect the violations and disable the account.
This is quite easy to do yourself: use a personal ad account to spend over $100, then add that personal account to a "Line 1" Business Manager (BM). Once you continue spending, your BM will automatically raise its ad account creation limit.
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