FACEBOOK CLOAKING QUESTIONS

yeong71

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Hey guys I have a few questions about Facebook cloaking.

So currently I have been running black hat ads on Facebook, and it was working pretty well. I would have ad campaigns running roughly anywhere from 2 weeks to 1.5 months. This was across a few aged accounts. I actually had success running these campaigns as well off the same home ip address(got lucky). I am currently using JCI, as my cloaker.

However, now I am having a lot of issues keeping ad campaigns alive for more than a day. I know you should be using new IPs and browser profiles so I have now bought proxies, and am using multilogin to no success. Everytime I get an ad approved it goes down by the next day, and i get locked out of the facebook account "we have suspected unusual activity". When i get back in my ad payments are always disabled Before when i was having success, the ad accounts would just get flagged for policy violations, and I could use the backup ad accounts within the same account(business manager) however when they disable payments its game over.

Questions:

1) I was currently buying new domains on the same shared hosting account, So when one domain would get flagged and go down I would buy another on the same hosting account. Could Facebook be flagging the hosting IP?

2) I have access to banking interec/visa debits, so when a campaign goes down I would just get another card number issued however it is the same account. Could Facebook be linking the account to the card number and knowing it is the same? Or i was thinking because the billing postal code is the same? Would Paypal work better as a work around for this? Im assuming they wouldn't be able to tell the postal code and card linked.

3)what do you think has changed where my accounts always get shut down for unusual activity vs policy violation?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
 
You are doing wrong with domains and cards. You need to find new provider for cc for Fb and hide your hosting ip behind cloudflare and keep privacy on domains or simply use fake info.
 
You are doing wrong with domains and cards. You need to find new provider for cc for Fb and hide your hosting ip behind cloudflare and keep privacy on domains or simply use fake info.


you absolutely right about cards...not sure of server and domain ip
 
Hey guys I have a few questions about Facebook cloaking.

So currently I have been running black hat ads on Facebook, and it was working pretty well. I would have ad campaigns running roughly anywhere from 2 weeks to 1.5 months. This was across a few aged accounts. I actually had success running these campaigns as well off the same home ip address(got lucky). I am currently using JCI, as my cloaker.

However, now I am having a lot of issues keeping ad campaigns alive for more than a day. I know you should be using new IPs and browser profiles so I have now bought proxies, and am using multilogin to no success. Everytime I get an ad approved it goes down by the next day, and i get locked out of the facebook account "we have suspected unusual activity". When i get back in my ad payments are always disabled Before when i was having success, the ad accounts would just get flagged for policy violations, and I could use the backup ad accounts within the same account(business manager) however when they disable payments its game over.

Questions:

1) I was currently buying new domains on the same shared hosting account, So when one domain would get flagged and go down I would buy another on the same hosting account. Could Facebook be flagging the hosting IP?

2) I have access to banking interec/visa debits, so when a campaign goes down I would just get another card number issued however it is the same account. Could Facebook be linking the account to the card number and knowing it is the same? Or i was thinking because the billing postal code is the same? Would Paypal work better as a work around for this? Im assuming they wouldn't be able to tell the postal code and card linked.

3)what do you think has changed where my accounts always get shut down for unusual activity vs policy violation?

Any help would be greatly appreciated!
1) Never make sites on the same IP.

2) The bin would be the same, but its not that big of an issue, I would assume there's other people using cards from the same bank. PayPal is ap otential workaround

3) Your IP most likely
 
1) Never make sites on the same IP.

2) The bin would be the same, but its not that big of an issue, I would assume there's other people using cards from the same bank. PayPal is ap otential workaround

3) Your IP most likely
I see a lot of people mention IP. But no solution. I experienced problems with Facebook as of late as well. I used clean socks5 to create accounts and they would get limited for some reason right away. And I cannot see grounds for this issue. I tried using new user account, different browsers.
What you think would be optimal solution to keep accounts safe from bans like that?
 
I see a lot of people mention IP. But no solution. I experienced problems with Facebook as of late as well. I used clean socks5 to create accounts and they would get limited for some reason right away. And I cannot see grounds for this issue. I tried using new user account, different browsers.
What you think would be optimal solution to keep accounts safe from bans like that?
Are they residential IPs? If they are Datacenters that's an obvious flaw.
 
I thin you use use new all the things account and payment method also
 
Yes. Dont use same payment method again after suspend. Also use different IP or block using cloudflare. If you dont, all your trouble will be for naught.
 
Do you warm up your Multilogin account before creating account on Facebook?
Do you warm up your Facebook account before creating Ad Manager account?
About hosting IP, it really depends. I'm not even sure that when you order new domain (with hosting) you are getting the same IP every time.
A lot of shared hosting providers are using AWS and they have a big pool of IPs, so it's hard to tell if you are X hosting user or AWS user even.
Some providers are hiding behind Cloudflare, again hard to tell who is who. As I said, it really depends. Check your site IP, then check the owner.
It's all about trust. If you are using prepaid card, but your account was created 10 years ago, well that's OK, but if your account was created 5 minutes ago and Facebook sees you for the first time (do you remember social widgets on shit ton of sites all over the Internet), well in this case it's an issue.
 
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