Account and BM disabled

If you're looking for a durable ad account, don't use Business Managers created with tools. Instead, consider buying or nurturing a real, aged Facebook account. Or the best way to do this is to build the account slowly by engaging naturally and completing full verification before you start running ads. Although it takes time, this method will give your account higher trust, thereby minimizing the risk of it being disabled.
 
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Dat2068 said:
Recently accounts are frequently disabled, all are new accounts, is there any solution for BM or accounts?
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one thing is confusing is the unused account is dead, then i tried changing proxy
 
My new BM got disabled twice in a week, now I’m just warming up accounts super slowly before testing ads
 
Facebook is currently conducting a very strict scan on advertising accounts, it's really difficult.
 
You can use a reputable BM that has been operating for a long time, add a clean payment method and create an advertising account slowly, avoid running immediately with a high budget to reduce the risk of disabling.
 
I see that, with WH products, running campaigns is almost no problem, the account still works well. Some BH products need to warm up first, some don't need it. But in general, there hasn't been any storms these days. Maybe the problem is with your product and the ad content containing keywords that make Facebook scan it.
 
It’s been happening to a lot of people lately. New accounts and BMs tend to get flagged much easier compared to older, trusted ones.
 
Dat2068 said:
Recently accounts are frequently disabled, all are new accounts, is there any solution for BM or accounts?
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The account is still fine recently, if it is suspended a lot, it may be because your content violates too much, or the original BM owns a very weak account leading to the suspension of the entire BM.
 
LUCKY AGENCY MEDIA said:
If accounts and Business Managers (BM) are frequently getting disabled, especially new ones, common reasons are:
  • New accounts don’t have enough trust yet
  • Ad activities or setup look suspicious to the system
  • IP, device, or registration info shows duplication or unusual patterns
Valid solutions:
  • Create accounts with real, transparent information
  • Build trust gradually (engage, update profile, complete verification) before running ads
  • Use stable and consistent device/IP, avoid frequent changes
  • Follow the platform’s advertising policies
If a BM gets disabled, the only sustainable way is to file an official appeal or create a new BM using a trusted account with verified, authentic details.
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Thanks for your useful information
 
nitish16 said:
Try warming up new accounts slowly with real activity and verified info before running ads it helps reduce the chance of quick disables.
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I find this quite reasonable and safe.
 
Dat2068 said:
Recently accounts are frequently disabled, all are new accounts, is there any solution for BM or accounts?
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Fresh accounts will always be unstable. Most people skip the headache and go straight to warmed/agency accounts — they come pre-trusted, spend-ready, and get replaced if disabled. Keeps campaigns running instead of constantly rebuilding.
 
That’s pretty common with fresh BMs, FB tends to flag new ones fast. I’d suggest warming them up slowly, avoid adding too many new cards or ad accounts at once, and make sure your business info is consistent/verified. Over time the trust level improves and they’re less likely to get disabled.
 
This situation is quite common, especially with new accounts because of low trust and easy to be scanned. The solution is usually to standardize the setup from the beginning. With BM, it is better to build slowly, adding people/assets reasonably instead of rushing.
 
Looks like Meta is getting stricter about new accounts/BMs lately, especially ones with little verification or history. A few tips that might help reduce the chances of being disabled:

  • Warm up the account: do non-ad interactions first (likes, posts, small engagements).
  • Verify everything (ID, business info if possible).
  • Use consistent IPs/devices and avoid using VPNs that change your location often.
  • Don’t launch big ad campaigns right after creation, start small, wait a few days.
  • If a BM is disabled, see if you can appeal or use an older, trusted account that’s already built some trust.
Did anyone here try using older aged accounts with some history and found they’re less likely to be disabled? Curious to hear your experiences.
 
Lately, new accounts are getting disabled right after creation. Best to warm up the account slowly, verify everything properly, use a stable IP/device, avoid launching ads too soon, and always have backups ready.
 
Accounts are easily killed because they do not have a high level of trust. You need to nurture them initially with natural interactions and small spending. BM also needs to be verified, adding business information to increase credibility.
 
  • New accounts usually get flagged faster, especially if activity looks automated.
  • Try warming up the accounts slowly before heavy use.
  • Using fresh IPs and clean devices helps reduce instant bans.
  • BM tends to be stricter now, so aged accounts or verified ones are more stable.
  • Don’t run multiple accounts from the same browser session without precautions.
  • Sometimes it’s better to buy aged accounts from a reliable source if you need stability.
  • Even then, nothing is 100% safe ,Meta keeps tightening checks.
 
Usually this happens because the trust level is still low and Meta’s system flags unusual activity.
 
Dat2068 said:
Recently accounts are frequently disabled, all are new accounts, is there any solution for BM or accounts?
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New accounts get disabled often because of low trust. To reduce risk, warm up accounts slowly, add real payment methods, verify business info in BM, avoid policy violations, and use aged or verified accounts when possible.
 
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