Ad account banned !

one major reason for account bans is identity incoherence. this means that your browsing behavior, IP, timing, device fingerprint etc does not match up to a real person. for example, one might rotate the IP a few times a day for 5-6 accounts. this is unusual because normally the user will stick with the same IP for a long time unless they move around, which location data can track.

or one might randomize the fingerprint every session. usually the fingerprint for each session should remain exactly the same, maybe just a different browser, but not 10 different profiles.

is this problem new? or has this been happening regardless of whether you use a new page or old page?
 
Getting restricted once can happen, but repeated bans usually indicate deeper issues with account setup or compliance. In that case, it’s important to carefully review your profile, Page content, account behavior, and overall setup to identify what may be triggering reviews.
Focusing on consistency, policy compliance, and normal usage patterns is generally more effective than repeatedly recreating accounts without addressing the root cause.
 
My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?
Yep, the Page can be a factor. If it’s flagged, new ad accts linked to it can get hit fast. Check Account Quality, clean up Page/landing page, then restart small.
 
What product are you advertising? And are you using bamboo in your campaign?
 
It really depends on the reason for the ban. What exactly was it?
If it was due to suspicious activity related to VPN or something similar, you could create a new one with a clean IP address, but first you must have natural activity (at least 2 weeks) and then create your first ad, preferably at a low cost and then gradually increase it.
 
The red flag only has a minor impact; more importantly, the post that caused the account to be banned will continue to cause your new account to be banned. You need a stronger account to use or create a new post.
 
There is a chance it affects the new account. Best way is probably to just use a cloaker.
 
There could be an impact. If an ad account is banned due to policy violations or risk signals, the associated Page may have been assigned a low trust rating. When reusing that Page for a new ad account, the system may be more rigorous in its checks, and the risk of being restricted remains high, especially if the content and how it runs remain unchanged.
 
A Page can influence a new ad account because Facebook connects Pages and ad assets during policy reviews. To lower the risk, it’s important to make sure the Page content fully complies with Facebook’s guidelines and to avoid repeating any actions that may have caused issues before. In some cases, using a different, clean Page can also help improve stability.
 
You can still use your new account with the old site, no problem at all.
 
My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?
Using the same Page is risky. Meta often flags the Page ID alongside the banned account. For black operations, it is safer to use a fresh Page or a high trust to avoid an immediate "chain-ban" on your new account.
 
It’s definitely better to use other account, I’ve had a similar issue and got banned then again
 
No, my friend, but first check why your advertising account was disabled. If the reason stems from a policy violation, then your site might also be restricted.
My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?
 
My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?
You can check the quality of your Facebook Page before linking it to a new account, but in most cases, it won't affect the new advertising account
 
I think it's great that everyone is sharing their experiences and insights on this topic. It's clear that using a banned page can potentially trigger a 'related account' suspension, and it's better to start with a new page and a clean domain to avoid issues. I'd like to ask, has anyone had success with appealing a banned account and then using the same page again without any problems? Additionally, what are some best practices for creating a new page and setting up a clean advertising account to minimize the risk of suspension?
 
If you run several articles on the same page, in my experience, one article will outperform the others, while the others will lag far behind.
 
Yes.
Your Page can affect your new ad account.
Why
Ad platforms link ad accounts, Pages, domains, payment methods, and admins
If the Page was tied to a banned account, it’s often flagged
Using it again can trigger instant re-review or re-ban


What’s safe to know (no evasion):
Reusing the same Page = higher risk
Same domain or offer = very high risk
Appeals or policy-compliant fixes are the only legit recovery path


Best legitimate options
Appeal the ban if possible
Fix the policy issue (offer, claims, landing page)
Use a compliant offer with the existing Page
Or start fresh only after full compliance, not to bypass enforcement
If you want, tell me which ad platform (Meta, Google, etc.) and I’ll explain what usually causes 2-day bans and how to avoid them legitimately.
 
My ad account was banned after 2 days of running ads. I want to run new ads from the same Page, could that Page affect my new ad account?
bro you can get the ad with me its hard to get ban
 
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