plz help me. It's a Facebook account problem..

CAUSE:

Unclean proxy: Using IP from datacenter, IP used many times, or changing IP every 24 hours → Facebook suspects fraudulent behavior.

Unusual login: Facebook detects login from strange IP, virtual device, or too many accounts using the same browser → suspect bot → checkpoint.

Unnaturally purchased account: Only used to run ads, no personal activities (like, comment...) → Facebook rates as untrustworthy.

SOLUTIONS:
Use "genuine" proxy: Choose residential or mobile proxy, real IP, stable for 3-7 days.

Create real user behavior:

After logging in, surf Facebook, like, comment on a few posts, join groups.

Wait 1-2 days to add tags and run ads.

Use a good anti-detection browser (AdsPower, GoLogin...) with different fingerprint configurations.

Run ads lightly: Start with a small budget ($5–10/day), don't scale too much, don't change cards constantly.

NOTE: Don't use a purchased account if you want to run it long-term (we are also using a purchased/rented account like that and find it quite effective without worrying about the account being disabled)
If possible, it's better to maintain the account yourself for a longer life.
 
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Your account may be flagged due to suspicious IP behavior or flagged payment info. Try using residential proxies with consistent IPs, warm up the account slowly, and avoid sudden ad spend spikes.
 
ymktcs said:
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
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The reason is that you have logged in too many accounts on the same proxy, please change the proxy.
 
Looks like your account probably got flagged because a few trust signals didn’t check out. The most common culprits are things like sketchy IP activity or a browser fingerprint that didn’t quite line up. Even if you're using a 24-hour sticky proxy, if the IP switched up for even a second or came from a range Facebook already has on their radar - it can trip the system. If you're running a multi-login setup, all those little details (like timezone, WebGL, language settings, etc.) need to match up perfectly. If they don’t, Facebook’s bots might see that as suspicious. Also, adding a payment method too early, without doing any real activity like browsing or liking stuff, can be a red flag. To play it safe moving forward, try stick with a solid mobile proxy, make sure your browser fingerprint is tight and consistent, and take a few days to warm the account up before diving into ads.
 
ymktcs said:
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
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Sounds like the account triggered Facebook’s system—could be a few things. Even with a 24h sticky proxy, if the IP gets flagged or has bad history, it can still cause issues. Also, FB checks more than just IP—browser fingerprint, timezone mismatch, payment method trust, account age, activity pattern, etc. Some ad-only accounts get reused too much by sellers, so the trust score drops fast. To keep accounts alive longer, use fresh clean setups (trusted proxy, solid fingerprinting), warm the account slowly, and avoid rushing with aggressive ad actions. Rotate setups smartly and monitor everything.
 
You can check change password, 2fa, delete from old device, change linked email, your FB account will be safe
 
ibetseo said:
I think the issue you're facing is likely due to suspicious activity patterns that Facebook's automated systems detected. To avoid being flagged, use a clean residential IP, a real device and avoid making sudden changes.
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LUMINOUS AGENCY said:
The issue you are facing is likely due to suspicious activity patterns. To avoid being flagged, use clean residential IPs, real devices, and avoid making changes.
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Did you both use the same AI to answer the question or one copied the other cause why did you not even paraphrased properly.
 
Did you make any changes to your account? or add a new payment method? These could trigger protection
 
The situation you are experiencing may be due to some activity that Facebook considers unusual, a problem with your account or payment information. To avoid being locked, you need to comply with advertising policies, maintain and keep your account active naturally.
 
Accounts that are put into "protected" status can be due to a number of reasons:

Unusual login behavior – Even though the 24-hour proxy is stable, the browser traces, timezone, language, or fingerprint may still be different.

Accounts that have been used many times – "Ads-only" accounts often have a dirty history, making them easy for Facebook to review.

Adding a new payment method – This is a sensitive action, easily triggering verification if the account is not completely trustworthy.

Multi-account login tool – Some tools do not simulate user behavior naturally enough, making them easy for Facebook to detect.

Short solution:

Use a good fingerprint emulator (like AdsPower, Incogniton, GoLogin).

Keep IP, fingerprint, timezone, and user behavior consistent.

Prioritize clean, self-created, or organically raised accounts.

Do not make major changes (payments, BM, ads) too soon.

Patience and modeling real behavior are the keys to long-term survival.
 
ymktcs said:
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
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Your Facebook account was likely flagged because of the proxy and multi-login browser. FB’s algorithms somehow figures out unusual login patterns changing IPs or using anti-detect tools, as suspicious.

also adding a payment method and running ads on a purchased ad-only account might also trigger security checks especially if the account’s history or IP doesn’t match your activity

To avoid this in future , its better to use a consistent residential IP proxy tied to your location, not a data center one. Log in from one device without multi-login browsers, as they leave digital fingerprints Facebook can track
 
ymktcs said:
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
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You need aged fb accounts or if you want to use new then warm up for few days.
 
The issue you're facing is likely due to suspicious activity patterns detected by Facebook's automated systems. To avoid being flagged, use a clean residential IP and avoid making sudden changes.
 
You should also use anti-detection software to avoid exposing the IP address sending to the account being banned in bulk.
 
ymktcs said:
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
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There may be several reasons why your Facebook account is protected, including:
1. Proxy usage issue: Although you are using sticky proxies, Facebook may detect abnormal login activity, especially frequent switching from different geographic locations or IP addresses.
2. Account history: Previously sold as an advertising account may have made Facebook more sensitive to the security of the account, increasing the risk of being protected.
3. Payment method issue: After adding a payment method, if any unusual transaction activity occurs, Facebook may automatically trigger protective measures.
To avoid account suspension, we suggest that you:

-Maintain a consistent login environment and try to use the same devices and networks.
-Reduce frequent operational changes, such as login time and location.
-Follow Facebook's community standards and advertising policies to ensure that all activities comply with regulations.
Through these measures, the risk of account protection can be reduced.
 
ymktcs said:
Currently, I set up a 24-hour sticky setting on my proxy and used a multi-login browser program to access Facebook. But three days later, my account is under protection. What is the reason? The account used to be sold as a Facebook ad-only account. I added a payment method and was doing well with the advertisement, but all of a sudden, it's like this. What's the problem? How can I use my Facebook account without suspension?
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Your account is protected from any risk of unusual login behavior. Please log in on one device and use anti-detection software and rotating proxies to ensure smooth operation of your accounts.
 
Your account may be flagged by the IDs being hacked due to logging in too many accounts with unusual behavior, so Facebook scanned it. Please log in with another device and use anti-detection software.
 
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