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Luckymoney100

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I sell tractors and my facebook keep getting shadow ban i need some help or advise, can someone tell me the best way to go or tell me if i need better accounts maybe verified accounts with selling history! PLEASE NEEDED ASAP
 
The us what you're doing and we might be able to help
 
Shadowbans on Facebook Marketplace often come from flagged IPs, poor account history, or repetitive listings. Verified old accounts with valid sales history can help a lot. Also, change your post titles, descriptions, and images to avoid detection. Use clean residential proxies and warm up accounts slowly.
 
If you're getting shadowbanned, it could be account trust issues or flagged content. Using aged or verified accounts with selling history definitely helps. Also try switching up your creatives and avoid posting the same thing across too many groups/pages, FB’s super sensitive now. Might be worth testing a fresh BM too.
 
Using verified accounts with solid selling history and consistent activity usually helps avoid shadow bans on Facebook Marketplace for high-value items like tractors.
 
I sell tractors and my facebook keep getting shadow ban i need some help or advise, can someone tell me the best way to go or tell me if i need better accounts maybe verified accounts with selling history! PLEASE NEEDED ASAP
Hi bro,
Facebook bans often happen due to weak accounts or suspicious content. You should use verified accounts with a good ad history.
 
You might have done over activity through your account thus your listing getting shadow banned, you can ask your friends family to post your ad on behalf of you with different meta data or buy account with a clean history.
 
Reasons why a Facebook account might be locked:
  1. Suspicious activity – Unusual logins or actions.
  2. Violation of community standards – Inappropriate content or spam.
  3. Fake identity – Using a fake name or unclear profile info.
  4. Multiple accounts – Too many accounts on the same device/IP.
  5. Use of automation tools – Bots, auto likes, auto comments, etc.
  6. Ad payment issues – Invalid or suspicious payment methods.
  7. Being reported – Other users report your account.

    You can look for Facebook agencies to get support from them. They have experience in setting up accounts, and their accounts usually have a good spending history.
 
Use a verified BM with clean history and aged pages
– Avoid aggressive words in ad copy (focus on benefits, not specs)
– Warm up new ad accounts slowly — don’t launch heavy offers right away
– Run ads from a page that looks active and legit (regular posts, reviews, etc.)
– Use high-quality creatives that feel native, not overly promotional
Yes, better/aged accounts help a lot — especially ones with spending history. I recommend starting fresh with a clean setup and a soft warm-up strategy.
 
Yeah bro, verified accounts with solid selling history work best, keep posts natural and avoid spammy repeats.
 
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