Personal FB Banned

Creating a new social profile is not a good solution, because it will likely get banned again quickly. You can look for aged clone accounts that have been created and warmed up in a clean environment for a long time. Or try to find a reliable Facebook agency to work with.

Good luck!
 
If you’re using a personal account for business purposes, it’s important to prioritize security. Use a strong, unique password, enable two-factor authentication (2FA), secure your email account, and avoid clicking on suspicious or unverified links. Taking these precautions can help reduce the risk of account compromise and unexpected issues.
 
If you only need one account, you can certainly create a new one yourself. However, a new account won't be active immediately and needs time to be nurtured gradually. It seems best to buy one to avoid interruption to your work.
 
The simplest thing to do is to buy a good proxy, download an anti-detection browser, and just buy a couple of accounts. They are not expensive.
 
If a competitor falsely reported you, filing an appeal is the safest move.
 
before buying an account first try appealing through the support inbox, sometimes ip violation bans get overturned if you explain the situation and provide your id. if that doesn't work then yeah create a fresh one but use an antidetect browser, fb links your old banned account to your new one through browser fingerprint not just ip. a new device alone isn't enough if your canvas fingerprint and webgl hash match your old setup.
 
I've noticed that creating new accounts has become quite difficult lately, even when using your real information and face for verification. Therefore, buying a new account is a viable option; they're not as easily banned as you might think.
 
I think you should buy a new account; it will be faster and more convenient.
 
buy new sim and you can use same phone to create account. (only if you have one accout get banned for that phone).
from that sim internet data use that account from laptop for some time.
also you can contact meta support for unblocking your account.
you can give it try.
 
You can try to appeal it for all that's worth but if you're impartial to the account, just buy aged accounts or make a new clean one. New device, new number, normal behaviours with no automation for the meantime. Make sure the session is entirely different from the affected account.
 
My personal FB was banned I was using for dropshipping, nothing crazy whitehat product. A competitor took me down and it was disabled under ip violation. How can I get a new account? Is buying the best method?
that's a bit harsh as punishment for IP, are there any other violations that you had that they reported?
 
My personal FB was banned I was using for dropshipping, nothing crazy whitehat product. A competitor took me down and it was disabled under ip violation. How can I get a new account? Is buying the best method?
If possible, could you please take a screenshot of the locked screen and share it with everyone for assistance?
 
Uhm, I've noticed this happening for a few months now. One fine day, personal accounts are suddenly being scanned, and profiles are having problems due to Facebook's new policy. I recommend buying Business Manager accounts or finding a reputable provider to rent them from; they can be more reliable for a longer period of time
 
Buying an account is one of the worst ideas.
Facebook sees all your old data, device footprint, IP address, behavioral patterns, etc. There's a 90% chance the account you buy will be compromised again at some point. You'll just lose your money.
So in that case, what would you usually do? I’m genuinely curious to hear how others handle situations like this.
 
When using a personal account for business purposes, it’s important to focus on basic security practices. Use a strong and unique password, enable two-factor authentication (2FA), keep your email account secure, and avoid clicking on suspicious links or unknown attachments. Taking these precautions can help protect your account and reduce the risk of unnecessary issues.
 
You might want to find an existing account to ensure you can use it immediately, because creating a new account will take time to nurture it before you can use it, which might affect your work.
 
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