December is often a period for AML/KYC reviews and internal audits, so some accounts may experience temporary spending limits or slower transaction processing.
Setting up a new account to bypass a disabled one usually goes against Facebook’s policies and can cause more issues.
It’s generally safer to wait for the appeal outcome and handle it through official channels.
If the appeal is from Facebook’s official system, video verification is a common review step.
Just follow the official process and wait for their response.
Some ads have sharing/saving disabled by the advertiser.
The easiest way is to screenshot or copy the ad URL, or check it later via the Meta Ad Library if it’s still running.
Yes, I noticed slower performance too. If it keeps affecting campaigns, I can provide stable, high-performance ad accounts to maintain smooth delivery.
Replica ads are high-risk under Meta’s policy, so rejection is common. I work with special ad accounts that can run sensitive niches with better approval rates
If there’s no appeal option, the ban may be permanent. You can try contacting FB support for review, or use a clean profile and avoid the same payment method.
From experience, splitting across multiple well-aged accounts tends to reduce risk and maintain stability. One account can work, but if it gets flagged, the entire budget stalls. Diversifying usually gives better consistency.
They often lure page owners with high offers, then either send fake payments or try to get access to your page/business manager. If it sounds too good to be true and comes from a suspicious profile, it’s best to avoid engaging.
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