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They may still be logged into the account via browser, app, or Business Manager

Always warm up your ad account before large spending. Avoid payment failures — even one can flag you for prepay-only restriction. If your BM or ad account was disabled in the past, recovery may be harder — Meta sees you as higher risk.

Just have BM A share the pixel directly with BM C (they don’t need to know who or why) You can label BM C generically, or create a shell BM for routing.

Your friend in the USA should use a residential proxy with an Indonesian IP — so it looks like the same country.

Use 1 IP per Facebook account — never reuse. Stick with clean cookies and aged browser fingerprints (e.g. via Multilogin, Incogniton). Always warm up accounts slowly, don’t rush into ad spending. Avoid datacenter proxies — they’re instantly flagged

If you are new to testing ads , you should rent a medium package to learn how to use it. If you want to scale large or run black-hat , you should choose an agency with many aged accounts and technical support .

you can Start with soft offers like educational content or free-to-play games to warm up the account and test. Ensure your landing page is compliant with Facebook's ad policies and local gambling regulations. Begin with small budgets to test different creatives, audiences, and strategies...

In short, while there may be services offering rented accounts, using them can put your campaigns in jeopardy. It's better to focus on building your own account up safely and within platform rules.

Avoid using cloaking, spamming, or other black-hat tactics. Facebook’s AI is sophisticated, and being overly aggressive or non-compliant can lead to account bans.

Scaling Facebook ads in 2025 is challenging but possible if you follow best practices for account health, creativity, compliance, and gradual growth. Stay consistent with testing, but also avoid using overly aggressive tactics that might catch Facebook’s attention. Work with high-quality...

Personal Account: For day-to-day interactions with friends and family. Page: For businesses, brands, influencers, and professionals who want to reach a larger, more diverse audience. Group: Best for building communities around shared interests. Business Manager: For professionals or agencies...

You can try in Business Verification

you can try Use aged BM (Business Manager) accounts when possible. Connect your Page, pixel, and domain properly to avoid trust issues. Diversify—don’t rely on one account. Always have backups.

When cloaking or creating redirects, avoid footprints like repeated patterns, bad HTML structures, or overly aggressive redirects.

for me over time maybe automation will be better as it updates more. for now we are still using manual setup. try testing the same campaign with 2 manual and automatic ways to check performance

You should buy accounts from reputable sites, acquaintances, and should create a few clones with your information to keep important things.

account scanning still happens regularly but luckily i'm fine

scan continuously bro. But the appeal rate, active camp is also high. It takes a bit of time.

You can monetize that group if the group engagement is good. By pinning posts for users

You can use Facebook Shops, Gumroad, or Shopify to automate the sale of digital products.