facebook ban issue !!

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I recently built my own bot for Facebook automation that essentially creates temporary email IDs. Lately, I've been running into issues like account bans, which has been a nightmare. So, I’ve decided to switch to using a custom domain with Boomlify. The idea is to add my custom domain there, generate temp emails with it, and use them for Facebook account automation. I’m also considering which IPs would be best and most cost-effective for this setup.

I just came across this service and its API—sharing this purely as an observation, not a promotion. Their pricing plan seems really reasonable: $1 gives you 1,000 credits, which equals 1,000 emails. Compared to other temp mail services I’ve seen, where a $5 subscription only gives 500 API calls, this seems way better. I’m just sharing my thoughts here.


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You are trying to use your own domain with Boomlify to create temporary emails for Facebook automation instead of other services because it is cheaper and easier to control.
 
You are trying to use your own domain with Boomlify to create temporary emails for Facebook automation instead of other services because it is cheaper and easier to control.
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I recently built my own bot for Facebook automation that essentially creates temporary email IDs. Lately, I've been running into issues like account bans, which has been a nightmare. So, I’ve decided to switch to using a custom domain with Boomlify. The idea is to add my custom domain there, generate temp emails with it, and use them for Facebook account automation. I’m also considering which IPs would be best and most cost-effective for this setup.

I just came across this service and its API—sharing this purely as an observation, not a promotion. Their pricing plan seems really reasonable: $1 gives you 1,000 credits, which equals 1,000 emails. Compared to other temp mail services I’ve seen, where a $5 subscription only gives 500 API calls, this seems way better. I’m just sharing my thoughts here.


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With Proxy works well for FB accounts you can experiment with IPv6 proxy or Socks5 proxy, those are 2 choices of many users for Facebook
 
With Proxy works well for FB accounts you can experiment with IPv6 proxy or Socks5 proxy, those are 2 choices of many users for Facebook
thanks , but what about mail ?
do custom domain adding on boomlify is a great choice ? cause as u can see that this is very cheap api call and this is easily manageable
 
Using a custom domain for temp emails can improve control and reduce ban risks in automation setups
 
thanks , but what about mail ?
do custom domain adding on boomlify is a great choice ? cause as u can see that this is very cheap api call and this is easily manageable
You can test first with 1 domain name and you will know the result.
 
Sounds interesting. Have you seen any noticeable impact from using this setup? I’d love to try it, but I'm concerned about how it might affect future ad campaigns.
 
invest in quality infrastructure (domain, proxy, warm-up) instead of just low-cost temp mails
 
Sounds interesting. Have you seen any noticeable impact from using this setup? I’d love to try it, but I'm concerned about how it might affect future ad campaigns.
maybe . there is a good chance of imoroving with custom domain and boomlify
invest in quality infrastructure (domain, proxy, warm-up) instead of just low-cost temp mails
with custom domain not no more poor quality
 
I'm also having trouble building an automated bot. Has anyone used their API? Is it reliable and safe for Facebook automation?
I am also learning about bots but people advise against using them for fear of having my account locked. Is there any way to hide it, sir?
 
Using your own domain for temp mails usually works better. Normal disposable emails are easy for Facebook to flag, but with a custom domain the accounts look more legit. I’ve done something similar and saw fewer bans. It’s not perfect, but definitely better than relying only on cheap temp mails.
 
For long-term results, you should focus on investing in a high-quality system, including a quality domain name, proxy, and onboarding process. Using temporary or cheap methods will not bring sustainable results. Build a solid foundation from the beginning to get the best results.
 
Building bots with disposable emails always looks good on paper, but Facebook catches the patterns fast.
For IPs, I would not overcomplicate it: mobile or residential proxies tend to survive longer than cheaper DC proxies, even if they cost more upfront. I would recommend to rotate fewer clean IPs rather than blasting dozens of cheap ones.
 
What you’re talking about here is basically just the “raw material” for creating accounts. I think you also need to research more about the operating environment—like devices and proxies—when running accounts at scale. Have you looked into using anti-detect browsers or phone farms yet?
 
I’m new to Facebook ads and still learning about tools and setups. This looks interesting, especially the part about using a custom domain for emails. I haven’t tried Boomlify yet, but I’m curious how stable it is for account creation in the long run. Thanks for sharing your thoughts.
 
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