Facebook ads account
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LeonardoVinueza
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- Mar 2, 2026
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its better use debit card or credit card for ads FB
Linhrin1909
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- Feb 9, 2026
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It’s not about buying or creating accounts, new profiles just lack trust use a clean, consistent setup, let the account warm up naturally, and don’t rush adding VCCs or ads.
- Dec 10, 2025
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If you want stable, long-term use, you should create an account under your own name with your own information. If you use a VCC, it’s better to purchase accounts with a good payment history or long-established accounts.
- Mar 27, 2025
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If you don't have much experience creating ad accounts and using proxies, I recommend finding providers in the community. They all have good knowledge and a source of quality accounts to support you best.
Lucas Freelancer
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- May 8, 2025
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Honestly, creating multiple new Facebook accounts just to run ads (especially with VCC + proxy) is very risky in 2026.
Meta’s system is much stricter now. If you can’t even sign up with a residential proxy, that’s already a red flag. Most new accounts made this way get restricted fast.
It’s better to:
• Use a real profile with history
• Warm it up properly
• Use a verified Business Manager
• Use a clean payment method in your own name
Buying accounts or trying to bypass the system usually ends in bans and lost money.
Meta’s system is much stricter now. If you can’t even sign up with a residential proxy, that’s already a red flag. Most new accounts made this way get restricted fast.
It’s better to:
• Use a real profile with history
• Warm it up properly
• Use a verified Business Manager
• Use a clean payment method in your own name
Buying accounts or trying to bypass the system usually ends in bans and lost money.
Honestly, you don’t need to buy an account. Just make a fresh one with real info, use your normal home IP, let it sit for a few days and do some basic activity first.
Don’t create it and jump straight into ads, that’s usually when accounts get flagged.
Residential proxy isn’t required if your IP is clean
Don’t create it and jump straight into ads, that’s usually when accounts get flagged.
Residential proxy isn’t required if your IP is clean
- Jun 2, 2025
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You need to buy some kind of residential proxy, for example, in the US, download an anti-detection browser, and buy the simplest Facebook account with a minimum age of 7 days. That's enough, but I would advise getting 2-3 accounts just in case.
- May 12, 2023
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You should rent a license.
If your product is white, you can use your personal account.
But if it violates policies, renting an account might be a better solution to save on the cost of buying an account.
If your product is white, you can use your personal account.
But if it violates policies, renting an account might be a better solution to save on the cost of buying an account.
Creating multiple Facebook ad accounts with VCC and proxies can easily trigger bans. Buying accounts is also very risky and against Meta’s terms.
If you want to run ads long-term, better approach:
– Use a real Business Manager
– Verify your identity & business properly
– Use a stable payment method in your own name/company
– Avoid creating multiple accounts from different IPs
Facebook is strict now. Building a compliant setup is slower but much more stable than trying to bypass the system.
Mostafi
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- Nov 17, 2019
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honestly most facebook ads account problems come from weak warmup and inconsistent behavior so treat a new account like a real user first run small safe campaigns build history slowly and avoid sudden scaling because stability matters more than speed if you want long term spending power
- Oct 14, 2023
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New ad accounts are under heavier review now, especially when adding unfamiliar payment methods.
Rushing setup usually leads to faster restrictions.
Rushing setup usually leads to faster restrictions.
Linhrin1909
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- Feb 9, 2026
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FB is very sensitive at signup now, so most issues come from weak device/browser trust rather than VCCs themselves; focus on clean profiles (real-looking activity, aged environment) before ads. Buying accounts is hit-or-miss often better to fix the setup than swap accounts.
Linhrin1909
Registered Member
- Feb 9, 2026
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FB is very sensitive at signup now, so most issues come from weak device/browser trust rather than VCCs themselves; focus on clean profiles (real-looking activity, aged environment) before ads. Buying accounts is hit-or-miss often better to fix the setup than swap accounts.
- Oct 8, 2024
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New accounts often go through stricter checks and may be more sensitive to unusual activity. Because of that, accounts with a longer history and consistent usage tend to be more stable. Building a clear activity record and maintaining normal spending patterns can help reduce the chances of unexpected restrictions.