any solution for circumventing systems policy?

I'm using aroud 8 ad accounts across 4 different Facebook profiles. They are all real friends' profile with ID provided. They are all logged into different Multilogin browser profiles with unique IP address. Credit cards are unique. Domains all unique. Pixels are unique.

My ads were performing well a while ago for a few weeks, but recently, many of these ads get rejected for 'circumventing systems policy'. Every new conversion ad I launch gets rejected for circumventing system as well.

I am doing affiliate marketing. Initially I thought it's because I was promoting weight loss supplements, so I tried 'safer' offers like manifestation on Clickbank, and again, the ads get rejected for circumventing as well. Even when I rewrote the landing page and ads. The creatives are unique too.

Initially the ads are all approved again after requesting for review, but every new conversion ad gets rejected. After launching a few ads and having them rejected, the ad accounts get disabled. Doesn't matter if ad accounts are high-spend or fresh - they get rejected for the same reason.

It's like my accounts are flagged internally. Any idea what I can do?

I saw a few threads about it in the forum.

Are you using the same domain on every ad account?

saweryip said:

Are you using the same domain on every ad account?

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No, everything is separate.

Edit: I'm using the same domain for ad accounts in the same BM, but every BM has different domains. Should I sparate all the domains even within the same BM?

I assume your traffic funnel goes like this: FB ad > Landing page > Affiliate offer
What if you try the following: Fb Ad > Landing page with E-Mail optin > E-Mail > Affiliate offer

I know this might cause the CVR to go down but this way FB shouldn't know you are promoting affiliate products.

I think FB, just like Google does not appreciate affiliates nowadays.

Bonpensiero said:

I assume your traffic funnel goes like this: FB ad > Landing page > Affiliate offer
What if you try the following: Fb Ad > Landing page with E-Mail optin > E-Mail > Affiliate offer

I know this might cause the CVR to go down but this way FB shouldn't know you are promoting affiliate products.

I think FB, just like Google does not appreciate affiliates nowadays.

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Thanks. In that case for my FB ad, do I still select 'conversion and purchase'? Or leads?

You might want to read my thread https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/m...-millionaire-on-autopilot-in-5-steps.1304208/ it explains the process i use and as suggested by @Bonpensiero in more detail.

ehwtfxz said:

Thanks. In that case for my FB ad, do I still select 'conversion and purchase'? Or leads?

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I think the best would be to select leads but you can also test conversions or purchase.

Hello, bro, how you solve this problems. I am also test all aspect separate, but all the accounts meeting circumyenting systems, I really don't know which aspect is connected。

Do you use cloaking for your product?