too many disabled accounts

You should adjust your content and avoid exaggerations, such as claiming 100% success or multiplying money x30 or x50. You should look for reliable account providers, for example BM2500 or BM10000
 
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too many disabled accounts usually means your setup has low trust signals or repeated policy, payment patterns that trigger facebook automated bans
 
Try running small engagement campaigns on your website for 2-3 weeks before launching your main ads. Otherwise, your account may be flagged.
 
This seems to be the new normal, especially in sensitive niches. A lot of disables now come from low trust signals, fresh assets, aggressive spending, reused creatives, or messy billing. Warming accounts slowly, keeping ad copy soft, and making sure the landing page matches the ad 1:1 has helped reduce disables for me, though nothing is 100% safe anymore.
 
Finance remains a sensitive and difficult product to run currently, it requires a very strong account with a spending history, in addition to careful preparation of content to ensure it does not violate Facebook's policies.
 
They usually keep it for themselves and don't want to share it widely, because if more people know about that method, it will be altered.
 
Dentsu Agency said:
we are promoting ecommerce finance product but too many rejections and disables do you have any solution for this.
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For e-commerce financial products, Facebook has very strict policies regarding "Income Opportunity" and "Financial Services," which are prohibited.
 
Running ads for financial products is not simple at all. Prepare a strong page, a strong account, and use cloaking if necessary, because Facebook scans these products very strictly.
 
Dentsu Agency said:
we are promoting ecommerce finance product but too many rejections and disables do you have any solution for this.
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The long-term solution is always to reduce pressure, maintain consistency, and allow the system time to rebalance, rather than trying to quickly resolve each rejection.
 
when accounts keep getting disabled, it usually means something in your setup or behavior is leaving a clear pattern.
 
Jenny 15 said:
This is a clean product, Facebook certainly has a valid reason to reject your application. You should reconsider the image you posted.
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Yes, when running financial product ads, avoid using promotional language, 100% claims, and direct financial terms or keywords. Keep the landing page clean and clear, and use substitute keywords instead. To reduce rejections or suspensions and aim for a more stable setup, you can use a cloaking tool. I personally use TrafficGuardian; it has worked well for me so far and is also cost-effective. Other tools available in the market include TrafficShield and TrustCloaker.
 
Dentsu Agency said:
we are promoting ecommerce finance product but too many rejections and disables do you have any solution for this.
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Yeah sure, let me troubleshoot this remotely with all the exactly zero explanations and potential causes ypu have not provided.
 
Find out why your ads are being rejected. If your ads are being rejected too frequently, consider splitting your campaigns across different accounts instead of using a single account.
 
Make sure each account follows platform rules, avoid rapid scaling, and separate sensitive sectors to reduce the risk of getting disabled.
 
E-finance is a challenging niche, and even well-established, fully verified accounts can face difficulties. A safer approach is to test with small budgets first and see which accounts perform and remain stable before scaling further.
 
Quite many people are experiencing this situation because Facebook is strongly scanning financial services. Make sure your Cloaking system is working perfectly. Try changing the account, IP, proxy then warm up with a bait ad with a low budget.
 
It makes sense that you are being blocked because you work in a complex niche. You need to use a good cloaker and set up your ads to bypass moderation, so that moderators cannot see your actual creatives.
 
This usually occurs when ad creatives or landing pages raise policy concerns. It’s important to ensure your copy, claims, and website fully align with Facebook’s commerce and financial policies. Avoid language that implies guarantees or rapid returns, and keep everything transparent with clear pricing, contact information, and privacy details to lower the risk of restrictions.
 
Dentsu Agency said:
we are promoting ecommerce finance product but too many rejections and disables do you have any solution for this.
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Most issues come from creative + account quality, not volume.
Focus on:
Compliance-friendly ad copy & landing
Separate test accounts from scaling accounts
Warm up accounts and increase spend gradually
When creative and setup are clean, disables drop significantly.
 
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