Bulk created BM3s can no longer be used.

elizabethlstar_1998

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I have just checked, and over the past two days, accounts created via BM3 have been unable to operate; they get locked immediately after being shared, or right after adding payment card details or creating the first campaign.
 
That’s exactly right, my friend. Over the past week or so, BM3, BM5, BM10, and BM2500 accounts have all been disabled by Facebook en masse; even if these were mistaken decisions, it’s clear that Facebook is being extremely harsh on advertisers right now.
 
I’ve noticed similar reports recently. It seems the issue may be happening when the BM is shared, payment is added, or the first campaign is launched. Has anyone tested whether older, established BMs are still working normally?
 
I have just checked, and over the past two days, accounts created via BM3 have been unable to operate; they get locked immediately after being shared, or right after adding payment card details or creating the first campaign.
BM3 accounts usually burn out. Locking up after adding a card can mean your proxy is triggering automated flags.
 
You might have a leak somewhere in your configuration, if multiple accounts within your pool are getting flagged simultaneously. Could be as simple as low quality proxies or a fingerprinting issue.
 
I’ve noticed similar reports recently. It seems the issue may be happening when the BM is shared, payment is added, or the first campaign is launched. Has anyone tested whether older, established BMs are still working normally?
BM3s with an existing spending history remain unaffected; only newly created BM3s will be disabled.
 
Recently, Business Manager (BM) accounts have been frequently disabled en masse. Meta consistently creates obstacles for advertisers, making the process of preparing accounts and weathering these challenges significantly more difficult.
 
You can check your proxy configuration or your farm data information. It's being scanned in bulk, exposing your information. Please check to better protect your accounts.
 
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