I’ve bought some aged FB accounts for the sole purpose of posting comments on my ads. What’s the safest way of using these accounts without getting them banned?
Yes, there is still a risk of being banned, but the risk is significantly lower than using a Facebook profile to use the Ad Manager. You can use it for commenting, as long as you don't spam too many comments.
Don't use purchased FB accounts because they are easy to be blocked.
The safest way to increase interaction is to focus on real users through:
Attractive content + minigame/giveaway.
Influencer/UGC.
Run engagement ads.
Sustainable solution: build trust & real interaction, don't use fake accounts
Warm them up first (scroll, like, join groups), use different IP/proxy for each, avoid spamming too fast, and keep activity natural before commenting on ads
There’s still some risk, but it’s much safer than using a personal profile. Avoid buying FB accounts — they’re easily banned. Focus on real engagement through good content, giveaways, influencers, and trust building.
You can use FB accounts with different proxies with the proxy country matching the country of your FB accounts, interact with your FB accounts before doing any work to avoid suspicion and restrictions and don't spam too much on the accounts.
You can use VPN or proxy for each account, but this is just a way to minimize risks, anyway, if you use an account to spam comments for an account advertising, it will be very easy to be flag.
I’ve bought some aged FB accounts for the sole purpose of posting comments on my ads. What’s the safest way of using these accounts without getting them banned?
Use aged FB accounts carefully: warm them up slowly with light likes and profile activity, keep consistent geo IP and device fingerprint, use residential proxies, avoid mass commenting and simultaneous logins
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