Facebook blocks me even with new accounts

Many new accounts are blocked not because of the quality of the account but because of the environment used: unstable proxy, unoptimized browser settings or logging in too quickly, too often on the same browser fingerprint. Facebook now scans very strongly for suspicious behavior right from the first login. If you do not have a reasonable warm-up process and do not ensure a clean environment, then no matter how good the account is, it will be difficult to survive more than 24 hours.
 
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The problem could be with your proxy, Or you should rent everything from a provider, to make sure everything goes well
 
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 should warm up the accounts by interacting for a few days before doing anything serious. Don't rush it. Facebook uses AI now to detect suspicious behavior, so things aren’t as easy as before. Even just logging in without any activity can trigger limitations if the account looks unnatural.
 
Usually, new FB accounts get flagged quickly if they’re sold in bulk or linked to suspicious info; likely the seller’s fault or the accounts were already flagged—contact the seller for a replacement, but also use clean IPs and warm up accounts properly before running ads.
 
You can contact the seller again, your account is banned even though you haven't launched a campaign yet, right?
 
Yeah, sounds like bad quality or flagged IP/device. Might be on the seller’s side def worth reaching out. Seen this happen before.
 
That’s pretty common lately. Facebook has become aggressive with new logins, especially if the IP/device/behavior isn't aligned.
In our experience,
I’ve dealt with this for ad teams before — fe
 
Checking in with the seller first is key, especially if the account dies right after login. And yeah, using a flagged device or dirty IP is a silent killer
 
Yes, that’s a common issue lately. Facebook has become very aggressive in detecting patterns, especially with new accounts. Even just logging in from certain IPs or devices can trigger flags. It’s not always the seller’s fault, but you should definitely ask them about their warm-up methods and replacement policy.
Make sure you're also:
  • Using clean IPs/residential proxies
  • Avoiding login right after account creation
  • Gradually warming up the account (profile activity, likes, browsing)
    Hope that helps — it’s frustrating, but manageable with the right setup.
 
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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If Facebook is blocking even your new accounts, it likely means your entire setup is being flagged, not just the individual accounts. Meta has become extremely aggressive with their detection in 2024–2025, especially with automation, proxies, fingerprinting, and identity mismatches.
 
Yes, that's actually quite common these days. Facebook has been aggressively flagging new accounts — even if you haven’t done anything suspicious. It could be due to IP history, device fingerprinting, or the account source. Using a clean environment (browser, proxy, device) is super important.
 
the account is provided to you by someone else i think it is a newly created account, if added to your original profile it will be abnormal and the result is the account will be banned
- first buy from a reputable unit or rent, if the account was created in the last 1-4 years you can use it stably without any problem
 
Yes, this is becoming more common — even newly bought accounts are getting flagged right after login. It often comes down to how the account is warmed up and the environment it's logged in from (IP/device/fingerprint).
If you're logging in from a setup that's already been flagged before, FB might instantly limit anything new.
 
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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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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Please ensure safety before receiving.
 
It seems your ID address is flagged or changed to another address and contact the seller to see if they can assist you.
 
Check with your suppliers about their warranty policy, and consider using a new antidetect browser and clean proxy for your new account. Don’t rush into high-budget official campaigns; start with organic posts or a small budget.
 
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