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Anyone running high-budget Facebook ads here? I’ve found that aged accounts really help with stability and avoiding random flags or bans. They seem to handle higher spends better than fresh accounts. Anyone else noticed a difference?
 
Aged facebook accounts without a doubt handle better than fresh accounts assuming there is no difference in creative quality in this example
 
Yes, aged Facebook accounts tend to spend more compared to fresh ones. It’s the same for me too.
 
Old accounts often have a spending history so they will be more reputable than new accounts.
 
Yeah, older accounts definitely seem to handle higher spends better!
 
Anyone running high-budget Facebook ads here? I’ve found that aged accounts really help with stability and avoiding random flags or bans. They seem to handle higher spends better than fresh accounts. Anyone else noticed a difference?
I'll let you in on a secret but the age of the advertising office doesn't affect random bans or anything else.

Yes, a new account will have a limit of $50 per day at first, but after a few days of showing $50 ads it will go up to $150, $250, $350, etc.

So the age of the ad account has no effect on account blocking. Your account can be blocked at any time if it has a lot of rejected ads and it does not matter how old the account is
 
Yeah, definitely noticed a difference with older accounts handling spends smoother!
 
Anyone running high-budget Facebook ads here? I’ve found that aged accounts really help with stability and avoiding random flags or bans. They seem to handle higher spends better than fresh accounts. Anyone else noticed a difference?
yes, aged accounts tend to have more trust built with Facebook's system, which can reduce flags. Pairing them with consistent ad practices also helps maintain account stability
 
Oh yes, I have also noticed that older accounts typically maintain more stability and face fewer disruptions, especially when running higher-budget campaigns. This factor seems beneficial for sustaining ongoing ad efforts
 
Because aged accounts already have a spending history, they will always perform better than new accounts.
 
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