Facebook ban proof infrastructure

Hi, can somebody please explain to me how buying Facebook accounts works. What I know now is that I need to buy an aged Facebook account (preferably made with an IP in my own country), warm the account up a little bit, start advertising slowly to warm it up more, and slowly build up. But the main point where I have questions is with the use of proxies and different browser profiles. I've heard people talk about a single IPv6 proxy, other people swear by Residential Proxies and again other people use a VPS service. Can somebody elaborate on this for me?

It’s not so important to be aged. Most media buyers don’t used aged. You will get banned either way. If you are going to use more than one account it’s better to use antidetect browser and proxy from the country of the acc. I think that the best proxies for facebook are individual mobile proxies. Just don’t use ipv6 or shared proxies.

sercilo said:

It’s not so important to be aged. Most media buyers don’t used aged. You will get banned either way. If you are going to use more than one account it’s better to use antidetect browser and proxy from the country of the acc. I think that the best proxies for facebook are individual mobile proxies. Just don’t use ipv6 or shared proxies.

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Hi! Thanks for the reply. What services do you recommend? And is it better to have multiple accounts so I can share pixels and BM administrators?

You can check out the Marketplace of this forum for different services. Right now, you can get banned easily for doing something like this with different accs. Facebook Ads is very sensitive and a lot of actions are triggering the acc to get banned or get your profile restricted and so on. Do you want to run ads in a whitehat niche?

sercilo said:

You can check out the Marketplace of this forum for different services. Right now, you can get banned easily for doing something like this with different accs. Facebook Ads is very sensitive and a lot of actions are triggering the acc to get banned or get your profile restricted and so on. Do you want to run ads in a whitehat niche?

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Yes, I'm a dropshipper. I already had my personal Facebook account banned. I am currently using my mothers account but I am experiencing bans here too. Facebook is indeed very sensitive.

I do understand where these bans are coming from however. These accounts did not simulate real activity whatsoever, I just used them to run ads. This is definitely something I will do different from now on.

sercilo said:

It’s not so important to be aged. Most media buyers don’t used aged. You will get banned either way. If you are going to use more than one account it’s better to use antidetect browser and proxy from the country of the acc. I think that the best proxies for facebook are individual mobile proxies. Just don’t use ipv6 or shared proxies.

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What's wrong specifically with using IPv6 proxies? Unless you meant to infer that those are cheaper and therefore more abused?

oldguyjoe said:

What's wrong specifically with using IPv6 proxies? Unless you meant to infer that those are cheaper and therefore more abused?

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I think that there are more trusted by facebook. Most people I know are using mobile proxies or even using the mobile internet from their phone, if they are from the same country as the account. You can change your ip between every login to facebook if you are using mobile. Try that with ipv6 a few times.

sercilo said:

I think that there are more trusted by facebook. Most people I know are using mobile proxies or even using the mobile internet from their phone, if they are from the same country as the account. You can change your ip between every login to facebook if you are using mobile. Try that with ipv6 a few times.

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What about IPv4 proxies? I heard they are more trusted because they are less available. Do you use multilogin and/or a remote desktop?

I have used them but I prefer mobile, I personally think that they are better. I have used different anti detect browsers, Multilogin is one of them. I haven't used remote desktop.

sercilo said:

I have used them but I prefer mobile, I personally think that they are better. I have used different anti detect browsers, Multilogin is one of them. I haven't used remote desktop.

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Okay, mobile is a bit too expensive for me right now though so I'll start out with IPv4. Do you have a method for backing up pixels?

Facebook ban proof infrastructure, Not possible but can reduce the ban if you know what you doing.

There are too many reasons for the ban, you we can't stop it.

If you're into the ads game then start with a few accounts not single.

if single then you may not able to find why I banned.

bdman said:

Facebook ban proof infrastructure, Not possible but can reduce the ban if you know what you doing.

There are too many reasons for the ban, you we can't stop it.

If you're into the ads game then start with a few accounts not single.

if single then you may not able to find why I banned.

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I understand, what I mean by ban proof is that I have a spare account at the ready to continue advertising when my account gets banned. Do you have experience with buying accounts and setting such an infrastruture up?

You need FB profiles to verify your identity. in our country is very popular is the philippine FB profile , it is much more secure and the disabling rate is very low

sercilo said:

It’s not so important to be aged. Most media buyers don’t used aged. You will get banned either way. If you are going to use more than one account it’s better to use antidetect browser and proxy from the country of the acc. I think that the best proxies for facebook are individual mobile proxies. Just don’t use ipv6 or shared proxies.

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Individual mobile proxies you mean IPs from a dynamic ISP?

Following thread. very healthy!

Davis Hai Nguyen said:

You need FB profiles to verify your identity. in our country is very popular is the philippine FB profile , it is much more secure and the disabling rate is very low

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You know how to buy them?

nelusk said:

Hi, can somebody please explain to me how buying Facebook accounts works. What I know now is that I need to buy an aged Facebook account (preferably made with an IP in my own country), warm the account up a little bit, start advertising slowly to warm it up more, and slowly build up. But the main point where I have questions is with the use of proxies and different browser profiles. I've heard people talk about a single IPv6 proxy, other people swear by Residential Proxies and again other people use a VPS service. Can somebody elaborate on this for me?

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Hey dude ! Have you sorted this out ? I'm actually experiencing the same as you , I'm dropshipping aswell.

nelusk said:

Okay, mobile is a bit too expensive for me right now though so I'll start out with IPv4. Do you have a method for backing up pixels?

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It's less about IPv4 and IPv6 and more about residential vs mobile vs datacenter. I get issued IPv6 and IPv4 from my ISP. I have a dedicated IPv4 but sometimes when I check it shows IPv6. Anyway, Both mobile and residential can be expensive. If you're just dealing a couple accounts you can use your phone as a hotspot and be OK, as long as the IP matches the country of the FB acct.

hizoogetsmoney said:

Hey dude ! Have you sorted this out ? I'm actually experiencing the same as you , I'm dropshipping aswell.

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There are a bunch of vendors in the marketplace for accts. The most stable option would be a friend or relative, since you can contact them directly to solve issues.

As for making accounts "ban proof" there is no such thing. The best thing you can do is behave as a real user when inside the account. Real users don't login from a new device and immediately start trying to make ads. They make a page, make some posts, boost some posts, dabble around a bit, etc. When the signals you send to FB start matching up with the same signals of bad actors, the AI will flag your account and you will become restricted. Then someone will review the account when you appeal the restriction.

Couple tips:

• Use 2FA - It's required and will get you restricted in some cases until you turn it on.
• Take the Blueprint course!! It's a good signal AND you will actually learn what causes ads to be rejected.
• Make the info in the BM matches with your real business. (biz name, address, etc.) FB checks this.
• When entering business info in the BM, make sure you own whatever domain you put in there and that you have access to whatever phone number you use. In my experience phone numbers generated from PhoneWagon (a call tracking provider I use) do not hold up when using to SMS verify and will trigger a ban. However, numbers from PhoneSpeak (the phone system/IVR we use for ecommerce brands) do hold up when using to PVA an IG acct or put in FB BM or page. (YMMV)
• Aged pages with likes and activity do better.
• Learn and understand what triggers ads to get rejected. Avoid having ads rejected for a while. Keep your copy clean and simple.
• Don't keep rejected ads sitting in your ad account.
• Put your disclaimers in your website footer, full contact info on the site, Privacy Policy, TOS, Return Policy, etc.
• Warm up your browser profile for a couple days by visiting sites as a real user. There's a few Chrome extensions that can load you up with Cookies. I forgot the name but just Google it.
• Don't import cookies. That's dumb. Real users don't import cookies and the device that created those cookies does not match your device. It goes way deeper than just uploading some cookies and changing the user agent to match the OG browser. Fb fingerprints you via hardware and even biometrics.
• If you get banned, just appeal. Be nice to them and don't act entitled. A lot of times you just need to upload an ID and you'll be good to go. Plenty of sources for verification docs around here.
• If you are buying ads for clients, keep your agency BM segmented from your other BMs. Don't put sketchy clients in your primary BM.
• If you are hiring media buyers, make them screenshot their account quality page for you. If they are admin on a bunch of banned crap, it can affect your business too.
• FB associates accounts. Meaning, if your BM is associated with untrustworthy accounts, it can get taken down too. If you are an agency or freelancer, make sure your clients are following the rules. Don't become admin of BMs with a bunch of disabled accounts.
• Catalogs have a tendency to have a lot of rejections and issues. This can also impact your ability to advertise but according to our source at FB, it is minimal.

The main thing is to behave as a real user. Real users don't do all this tricky stuff we see around here. There's no magic secret to not getting banned. Just send the right signals and you can avoid a bunch of issues. You will probably still get restricted, but you'll be much more likely to get the account back if your actions are mirroring how legitimate users behave. It will take you some time and energy, but once you have the infrastructure you can scale fast when it's time.

hizoogetsmoney said:

Hey dude ! Have you sorted this out ? I'm actually experiencing the same as you , I'm dropshipping aswell.

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I'm using incogniton and a 4g mobile hotspot now. I have yet to start advertising on it though. It is a account from a friend btw.

Buy some verified FB accounts with a master account attached. And use some IP changer software or best use VPS.