Yes, I’ve noticed more strict checks recently too. Sharing admin rights or adding partners can sometimes trigger additional reviews, so it’s worth being cautious.
It really depends on what you need the accounts for. Some people prefer creating and warming up their own accounts for better control, while others check the marketplace section here on BHW where sellers list different packages.
As far as I know, permanent bans on Facebook profiles are very hard to reverse. The only safe route is usually going through the official Meta support/appeal process, although success rates are limited.
Working together can definitely speed up the process since everyone brings different strengths. Teaming up often helps share knowledge and split tasks more efficiently.
To keep accounts safe and effective, the main things are consistency and compliance. Make sure your ads follow Meta’s policies, scale budgets slowly, and avoid making sudden changes in payment methods or account setups
Sometimes ad accounts face technical or policy-related restrictions that prevent campaigns from launching. It’s not always about the setup—you might want to double-check if there are any hidden account reviews, billing issues, or compliance flags.
Meta’s policies in these sectors are quite strict, so the key is making sure your creatives, landing pages, and wording are as compliant and transparent as possible.
Video selfie verification is Facebook’s standard security step now. It’s meant to confirm the identity behind accounts, so there’s no real way around it.
Facebook doesn’t allow changing the currency of an existing ad account. The usual solution is to create a new account in USD, or use external reporting tools to convert values for easier tracking.
From experience, the safest approach is to avoid shortcuts and focus on making accounts look natural. Using unique IPs/proxies can reduce unnecessary flags, but what matters more is consistent behavior - filling out profiles properly, adding genuine activity, and warming up slowly before linking...
Yes, I’ve also noticed this change in Advantage+. It feels like Meta is trying to give advertisers more predictable control over daily spend, but at the same time it can reduce flexibility for scaling when performance is strong. In some cases, it helps keep budgets stable, but in others it might...
Running ads in these niches on Facebook is very tricky because of strict policies. Many advertisers combine organic growth, SEO, and safer traffic channels while testing what’s allowed on Meta.
Solid tips here. I’ve also noticed that ads boosted directly from the page often move through review faster than campaigns created in Ads Manager. Reporting delays via Help can sometimes push things along too.
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