The account is restricted
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Fami Love
Registered Member
- Mar 10, 2025
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Please complain about that account... hope fb will return that account to you..., then move to another account, always be ready to backup your account in any case so that your business is not interrupted.
jamesfischer
Newbie
- Mar 11, 2025
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Use different payment method.
Your problem will be solved.
Your problem will be solved.
If adding a new card doesn't work, try with paypal. Also it depends on the activation of your account. Your account can be considered as farming.
Media Mikenco Agency
BANNED
- Nov 11, 2024
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If you find the problem persists, consider using a different payment method.
- Dec 10, 2024
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you can change ip and consider using a different payment method or account
Fami Media
Junior Member
- Jan 9, 2025
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Please chat with support for assistance. Then wait. The next step is to use another account to continue running so that your business is not interrupted. Especially, always backup your account continuously to be more proactive. Love
- Oct 26, 2024
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You just have to get another account. Aged one will be better
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Deleted member 2083508
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create a campaign with nature images, if after the campaign is active the error is still not fixed, leave that account for 2-3 days then come back and pay.
- Mar 27, 2025
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Usually when I encounter this situation, I often try to add the card to the account a few times to see what it notifies me of. If it doesn't work, I will contact FB's customer service department again.
Tiny Angel
Regular Member
- Nov 6, 2024
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When you post too many posts with repetitive content or violate community guidelines, Facebook will restrict your account.
PYPROXY
Junior Member
- Feb 22, 2023
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Find another method of payment.
elonsee
Regular Member
- Dec 29, 2024
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If your account is restricted, here are some steps you can take to try and resolve the issue:
- Check for Notifications: Facebook often provides details about why your account was restricted. Check your email or the notification center on Facebook for any messages or instructions.
- Appeal the Restriction: If you feel the restriction was a mistake, you can usually submit an appeal directly from the notification or through the "Quality Accounts" section in your Business Manager.
- Review Facebook's Policies: Make sure your account is compliant with Facebook's advertising policies and terms of service. Sometimes, even small violations can lead to restrictions.
- Contact Facebook Support: If you can’t figure out the cause of the restriction, reach out to Facebook’s support for more information and assistance with resolving the issue.
- Ensure No Violations: Double-check if your ads, content, or behavior on the platform may have triggered the restriction. Facebook may flag accounts for things like spammy activity, suspicious logins, or non-compliant ads.
- Wait It Out: Sometimes, restrictions are temporary and will lift after a certain period. If there are no specific violations, the account may be restored after a few days.
elonsee
Regular Member
- Dec 29, 2024
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Yes, if the restriction is related to payment methods or identity verification, you can follow these steps:
- Verify Payment Method: If Facebook is asking you to verify that the payment method is yours, make sure the credit card or PayPal account you're using is under your name and that the billing address matches the one in your Facebook account.
- Submit Identity Verification: To appeal the restriction, submit your official identity verification documents (such as a government-issued ID or passport). This helps prove that you are the account owner and can restore access to the features that have been restricted.
- Explain Your Case: When submitting your appeal, provide a clear explanation that you're the legitimate account holder and that there were no violations on your end. The more detailed and accurate your explanation, the better the chances of success.
- Follow Facebook's Request: Facebook may have specific instructions for submitting verification documents. Ensure that you follow the instructions carefully to avoid delays or rejections.
elonsee
Regular Member
- Dec 29, 2024
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Using an advertising account from an agency can be a viable solution if you're encountering restrictions on your personal account. Agencies often have more experience navigating Facebook's advertising policies and might have established accounts that are less likely to be flagged. This can save time and reduce the frustration of dealing with account bans or restrictions.
However, keep in mind that using an agency's account also comes with its own risks, as you'll be working under their guidelines. Always ensure that the agency is reputable and follows Facebook's advertising policies to avoid getting caught up in any issues that could affect your business or account.