- Jan 28, 2015
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I’ve recently noticed that nearly 90% of ad accounts are being flagged by Facebook with the "273" automation error; has anyone else experienced this?
Facebook is scanning for automation errors.
- Thread starter NAM AGENCY
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- Jan 28, 2015
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That's right; Facebook is currently blocking a lot of accounts of this type.
That's not the case, my friend; these accounts always fully comply with everything but still get locked.
- Aug 24, 2020
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I've seen people reporting similar restrictions, so there's some truth to that. Looks like 273 might be more of a restriction/review sort of affair rather than an actual "automation error" code.
The message itself is pretty crystal clear that Meta's system thinks there's automated or inauthentic activity involved. If these are actually genuinely normal accounts, then it's very likely the usual false-positive issue or a change in how Meta's automated review works. You never really know with Meta these days.
The message itself is pretty crystal clear that Meta's system thinks there's automated or inauthentic activity involved. If these are actually genuinely normal accounts, then it's very likely the usual false-positive issue or a change in how Meta's automated review works. You never really know with Meta these days.
- Oct 13, 2024
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it seems like the system may have interpreted some activity as unusual. Checking the details and submitting an appeal could be the best next step.
Marcus AGC
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- May 16, 2024
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In recent weeks, Facebook has been scanning advertising accounts—particularly Business Manager (BM) accounts—so this situation is currently normal.
- Jan 28, 2015
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Facebook locked the account without any reason.
That's right, this has been going on for two weeks now.
We have submitted appeals; however, some accounts have been permanently suspended.
However, we fully complied with the policies, yet Facebook locked the account in a baffling manner.
- Oct 17, 2023
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Recently, there have been many unexplained account suspensions. I think things will be better next week because I'm seeing signs of recovery for accounts that have been successfully appealed.