- Mar 15, 2023
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honestly facebook seems to be rewarding conversation-heavy posts again, which feels like a throwback to older years. its so annoying but what can you do..
Facebook Ads Rejected
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AURURA AGENCY
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- Mar 14, 2025
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The current situation on Facebook is that ad acceptance has become more difficult, with many ads being rejected without clear reasons, mainly due to non-compliance with Facebook's policies. Therefore, you should carefully review all content, messages, and images you are using to ensure full compliance with Facebook's advertising policies.
- Mar 3, 2024
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This is a fairly common situation on Facebook these days: the approval process is becoming increasingly strict, and many ads are rejected because they don't fully meet the policies. Having a good account isn't enough; ad content also needs to be well-structured and appropriate.
Flux Agency
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- Sep 27, 2025
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You should recheck your proxy source and the quality of your ad accounts. In addition, make sure your ad content fully complies with Facebook’s advertising policies
E98B. Marketing Agency
Away until September 2026
- Apr 17, 2025
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Facebook is very strict about content; even minor violations result in rejection, and repeated violations can lead to account bans. Please review your content and images.
- Apr 9, 2025
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Now that Meta approves ads more strictly, rejections happen quite often. However, similar product campaigns may still be approved if the content complies with the policy, and images with data or prices should especially be avoided. Not only do you need a good account, standard advertising content is the deciding factor, and you can deploy from your personal account if set up correctly.
- Sep 18, 2025
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Advertising for car sales carries several potential problems, such as using duplicate car brands and images, which can lead to policy violations, and not listing specific prices.
BBAgency
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- Mar 31, 2024
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the issue isn't geo targeting; you can use the account to target any location, as far as I know. Ad rejections and ad account/BM bans usually happen because the ad content is problematic (flagged keywords or visuals) or the landing page is flagged (due to a blacklisted domain or content Meta deems inappropriate). It could also be that the trust score of your ad account and BM is currently a bit low
cookieinject
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- Jan 20, 2026
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FB ad rejections can be super random lately. I’d first check the exact policy reason + whether the landing page has any red flags (before/after claims, restricted words, broken links, too many popups, or mismatch between ad copy and page). Sometimes changing just the creative text + removing “trigger” words fixes it. What niche is it and did they reject the ad, the creative, or the whole account?
- Sep 22, 2024
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Facebook’s policies continue to become more strict. Carefully reviewing your ad copy and landing pages before publishing can help reduce the chance of rejections and unnecessary reviews.
- Jun 23, 2024
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You just need to use your old, long-used profile and change the image or video. The content you need to change should avoid mentioning pricing issues. You can use a proxy in the United States. Importantly, you need a good and stable advertising account.
Genevive99
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- Jan 5, 2026
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I don't think it's a matter of technical features. I use Linken Sphere, but Octobrowser is also a good product. If the card is linked to the advertising account, then the problem is not with it. The question remains about accounts and proxies. Perhaps it's about preparing the account for launch. Although if you work with cars, I don't think you're breaking any rules...
The easiest way to get started is to use an advertising agency. You will have to pay an additional commission, but this way you are sure to get started (or they will give you your money back). But overall, I think you need to look at the advertisement and the landing page.
The easiest way to get started is to use an advertising agency. You will have to pay an additional commission, but this way you are sure to get started (or they will give you your money back). But overall, I think you need to look at the advertisement and the landing page.
- Jan 11, 2025
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Currently, the US is experiencing significant changes, and advertising regulations there are very strict. Therefore, a unique approach is needed to successfully run campaigns in the US.
- May 12, 2023
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This is mostly because your ad violates Facebook's policies; they prohibit you from posting logos, images, and names of well-known brands. It seems you accidentally made this mistake.
Cher figue
Newbie
- Jan 14, 2026
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Facebook bans usually happen because the account ecosystem doesn’t look coherent (location, assets, spend behavior), not just because of proxies or cards. Start with a clean setup, warm everything slowly, keep budgets conservative at first, and let trust build there’s no guaranteed shortcut once flags are triggered.
- Dec 6, 2022
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I think the problem lies in your advertising campaign. Please review your ad; Facebook seems to be violating their policies. Please revise your ad.
- Jan 11, 2024
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In the United States, campaigns are strictly regulated, so check if your campaign violates any rules. It's best to avoid using prominent images that highlight numbers or prices. Additionally, use strong accounts, as long as they comply with the rules.
FIDO AGENCY
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- Apr 9, 2025
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Facebook's AI currently prioritizes accounts with high strength and credibility. Any content errors can lead to permanent account suspension. For long-term success, stop launching campaigns indiscriminately and focus on optimizing content to build your account's credibility, minimizing the risk of suspension and increasing ad approval rates.