Facebook blocks me even with new accounts

ionspray

ionspray

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I bought a few new FB accounts to start fresh but somehow they still get blocked from running ads or creating pages right after login. I don't know what happened. Should I contact the seller or is this something on my side? I didn’t post anything, just logged in and left it. Next day, it’s already limited. Anyone had this before?
 
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ionspray said:
I bought a few new FB accounts to start fresh but somehow they still get blocked from running ads or creating pages right after login. I don't know what happened. Should I contact the seller or is this something on my side? I didn’t post anything, just logged in and left it. Next day, it’s already limited. Anyone had this before?
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You can contact the seller to work together on that case, or you can contact a few other dealers to test for better results.
 
Do you still have a warranty period with the seller? If so, contact them. I also recommend renting an ad account from an agency, as they can handle and replace the account for you when similar issues arise
 
you should negotiate with the seller about the warranty policy first, anyway you can talk to them again and see. And you should also try to appeal the account.
 
ionspray said:
I bought a few new FB accounts to start fresh but somehow they still get blocked from running ads or creating pages right after login. I don't know what happened. Should I contact the seller or is this something on my side? I didn’t post anything, just logged in and left it. Next day, it’s already limited. Anyone had this before?
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Yeah, that’s been happening a lot lately, even fresh FB accounts get blocked if your environment raises flags. It’s often not about the account itself, but the IP, device fingerprint, or session profile you’re using.
Connecting via a flagged datacenter IP or reused device ID usually triggers instant limitations. That’s why many setups rely on mobile proxies,they replicate real user conditions (mobile ASN, legit geo, fresh IP) and reduce the chances of auto-detection on login.
 
let's check with your suppliers and their warranty policy, or try using new antidetect browser and clean proxy
with new account, i think don't rush to run official camps with high budget in beginning, start with some organic post or small budget
 
You should contact the seller or technical personnel for support. Or use a proxy and fingerprint browser
 
ionspray said:
I bought a few new FB accounts to start fresh but somehow they still get blocked from running ads or creating pages right after login. I don't know what happened. Should I contact the seller or is this something on my side? I didn’t post anything, just logged in and left it. Next day, it’s already limited. Anyone had this before?
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Yeah bro, that’s super common now, especially with fresh accounts. Even if they’re sold as “clean,” FB tracks a lot more than just login — browser fingerprint, IP history, cookie behavior, and even if the account got farmed too fast or weirdly. If you're logging in with poor proxy setups, reused fingerprints, or jumping IPs, it triggers auto-reviews instantly.


You can ask the seller for replacements, but honestly, most of these cheap accounts die fast unless you pair them with a solid setup (clean browser env, proper warm-up, solid trust path). That’s why a lot of people shift to agency-level setups now — they skip all that headache. But yeah, test your full stack before blaming the accounts only.
 
If you just logged in from a new device or IP without proper warm-up, that alone could trigger a restriction. No posting, no activity = suspicious in their eyes.


You can reach out to the seller, but unless they offered replacements or a guarantee, chances are they’ll just blame you. Next time, try:


  • Gradual warm-up: scroll, like, join groups
  • Use mobile if possible
  • Stick to one clean IP
  • Avoid creating pages or BM too soon

Sadly, most bought accounts are short-lived unless treated like newborn babies.
 
When a new account is instantly locked, it may not be because you did something wrong, but because meta has built AI models that can predict risk based on thousands of data points collected from account creation, the history of the IP or device used to create it. The fact that you logged in is enough to trigger a safety threshold and result in an automatic account lock as a precaution.
 
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