I need help regarding Meta ads.

At this point, it's better to use an ad account that hasn't spent yet to avoid mixing with previous ad data. Warming up the account will help it start up more effectively.
 
Sure, the old account will be better and more stable. Please try it, the results will definitely be good.
 
Using older ad accounts to change targeting to bypass gambling restrictions can result in account suspension if detected by the platform.
 
Using an older ad account might help with approvals because it has a clean history. However, trying to bypass gambling ad restrictions by targeting a country where ads are allowed is risky. Ad platforms like Facebook or Google have advanced systems that can detect this strategy. If caught, your account could face suspension or penalties. It's safer to follow the platform's rules from the beginning to avoid issues.
 
The change suddenly is one of reasons leading to spam accounts. You should use accounts that have spending history (enough strong) to decrease the percentage of ban accounts. Beside that, Create content that don’t use word deal with spam content
 
I am curious if using an older ad account is helpful and whether targeting a country that allows gambling ads initially to get video approval, then modifying the targeting to a desired country (where gambling ads are restricted), can help avoid account suspension.
I think it's not effective, advertising in a country where gambling is banned, you need to focus on the content and maybe use cloaking
 
Of course, using an old, reputable account with Facebook will help your campaign have a higher and faster approval rate. In addition, you need to have concealment skills and a license to run gambling ads
 
I am curious if using an older ad account is helpful and whether targeting a country that allows gambling ads initially to get video approval, then modifying the targeting to a desired country (where gambling ads are restricted), can help avoid account suspension.
Using an older advertising account can sometimes be beneficial, as accounts with an established history may be less prone to restrictions. However, your alternative approach is quite risky. Facebook's algorithm monitors sudden changes in targeting, which can lead to account suspension or penalties.
 
I am curious if using an older ad account is helpful and whether targeting a country that allows gambling ads initially to get video approval, then modifying the targeting to a desired country (where gambling ads are restricted), can help avoid account suspension.
ok but the old account must have prestige and a high credit spending history from Facebook to be effective, but if you change the account for many years but spend little to launch a campaign, it will not be ok
 
Your approach is too complicated and not feasible. I think the best solution is to have a strong enough advertising account to run ads for the violating product.
 
I think the best solution is to have a strong enough advertising account to run ads for the violating product. Your method is overly complicated.
 
Using old ad accounts and changing target countries in gambling ads can offer some benefits, but it also comes with high risks. Old advertising accounts often have a history of good performance, creating trust with Meta. This helps reduce the risk of being flagged or suspended immediately.
 
At this point, it's better to use an ad account that hasn't spent yet to avoid mixing with previous ad data. Warming up the account will help it start up more effectively.
but if you use a spending account when you do advertising it will be easy, you can delete all the old data and it will be like a new account
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Accounts established a long time ago will be less restricted than new accounts. But I think your plan is not okay because Facebook always monitors closely, even sudden changes in the campaign will be easily detected.
 
I am curious if using an older ad account is helpful and whether targeting a country that allows gambling ads initially to get video approval, then modifying the targeting to a desired country (where gambling ads are restricted), can help avoid account suspension.
using old account is fine, but it's not ok when you change country after setting original country, this change suddenly, and will be scanned
 
No, that's incorrect. When you modify your campaign objective, Facebook will re-evaluate your campaign.
 
For gambling products that are prohibited, the old account will still be disabled.
 
I am curious if using an older ad account is helpful and whether targeting a country that allows gambling ads initially to get video approval, then modifying the targeting to a desired country (where gambling ads are restricted), can help avoid account suspension.
It will be fine when you advertise in an accepted country, but when you change your campaign, FB AI will review your ad again and of course it will reject it.
 
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