Why are aged Facebook accounts better for ads?

MDG Agency said:
Initially, when a new Facebook account is created, if you conduct an advertising campaign, there will often be unusual verification errors, so normally when you use any type of Facebook account from an advertising account or a social network account, you have to go through a soaking process for 2-3 days to avoid unusual errors, so the longer the account is soaked, for example, an old account or an account that has spent on advertising, the stronger the newly created account is.
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I am confusd with what you posted ............." you have to go through a soaking process for 2-3 days to avoid unusual errors, so the longer the account is soaked, for example, an old account or an account that has spent on advertising, the stronger the newly created account is. " i am going to buy a new cell phone to create a new facebook account so how does soaking apply to me I will be activating a new cell phone just for advertising on facebook today so what can i do help me avoid having my new facebook ad account so how do i do soaking and what is purpose and how often do i have to do soaking how long do i have to warm up new facebook account before advertising
 
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bhmarketer said:
I am confusd with what you posted ............." you have to go through a soaking process for 2-3 days to avoid unusual errors, so the longer the account is soaked, for example, an old account or an account that has spent on advertising, the stronger the newly created account is. " i am going to buy a new cell phone to create a new facebook account so how does soaking apply to me I will be activating a new cell phone just for advertising on facebook today so what can i do help me avoid having my new facebook ad account so how do i do soaking and what is purpose and how often do i have to do soaking how long do i have to warm up new facebook account before advertising
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I mean here about advertising accounts, my friend. The longer an account is created or the account has spent money before, the stronger it will be than a newly created account. For advertising accounts, when you first create them, you can let them soak for a few days before running your campaign.
 
bhmarketer said:
I am confusd with what you posted ............." you have to go through a soaking process for 2-3 days to avoid unusual errors, so the longer the account is soaked, for example, an old account or an account that has spent on advertising, the stronger the newly created account is. " i am going to buy a new cell phone to create a new facebook account so how does soaking apply to me I will be activating a new cell phone just for advertising on facebook today so what can i do help me avoid having my new facebook ad account so how do i do soaking and what is purpose and how often do i have to do soaking how long do i have to warm up new facebook account before advertising
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The best way at the moment for Facebook when you use advertising, you should find advertising accounts created by business accounts or BM with large spending, it will reduce the suspension rate, and these types of accounts will usually belong to agency companies.
 
Old accounts with payment history are always more trustworthy than new accounts. You can find them at reputable agencies in our community.
 
shaynaja said:
I’m new to this, but I’ve noticed that new ad accounts tend to get disabled pretty fast. A lot of people suggest using aged accounts for better stability and fewer restrictions. Is this really the way to go? Any tips for finding reliable aged accounts?
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Old accounts with a long history and a lot of spending will give Facebook a certain level of trust, limiting the phenomenon of erratic scanning of Facebook.
 
Older accounts are more trustworthy when you make payments, as these accounts have a history of activity that reduces the risk of being banned.
 
shaynaja said:
I’m new to this, but I’ve noticed that new ad accounts tend to get disabled pretty fast. A lot of people suggest using aged accounts for better stability and fewer restrictions. Is this really the way to go? Any tips for finding reliable aged accounts?
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Old Facebook accounts are often considered better for advertising for the following reasons:
- Higher reliability
- Reduced likelihood of being flagged
- Priority in ad approval
- Better risk tolerance
- More natural engagement
- Stability for long-term ad campaigns
 
Old Facebook accounts are generally considered better for advertising purposes because of their history and reputation. You can also find old accounts for sale on BHW's buying page.
 
shaynaja said:
I’m new to this, but I’ve noticed that new ad accounts tend to get disabled pretty fast. A lot of people suggest using aged accounts for better stability and fewer restrictions. Is this really the way to go? Any tips for finding reliable aged accounts?
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New ad accounts often have bad status, so it's understandable that they're disabled.

Old ad accounts are often used for a long time before and may have been spent large amounts of money before, which makes the health of the old ad account also better.
 
New accounts are often more sensitive than old accounts. In a new account, you need to maintain good account status and spend camp before putting money into it.
 
The old account has been established for a longer time and has been active for a longer time, so it will have more credibility than the newly established account.
 
Old accounts better for ads cuz the old accts stability is better than new accts
 
Yes, using aged accounts can offer better stability and fewer restrictions, but make sure to source them from trusted providers to avoid potential risks.
 
shaynaja said:
I’m new to this, but I’ve noticed that new ad accounts tend to get disabled pretty fast. A lot of people suggest using aged accounts for better stability and fewer restrictions. Is this really the way to go? Any tips for finding reliable aged accounts?
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The old account is considered to have higher credibility and has been verified.
 
When you have a spending history or have been established for a long time, your reputation is high, and there are no unusual situations.
 
shaynaja said:
I’m new to this, but I’ve noticed that new ad accounts tend to get disabled pretty fast. A lot of people suggest using aged accounts for better stability and fewer restrictions. Is this really the way to go? Any tips for finding reliable aged accounts?
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Yes, aged accounts help reduce bans; look for verified sellers with a solid reputation and always warm up the accounts slowly before scaling.
 
shaynaja said:
I’m new to this, but I’ve noticed that new ad accounts tend to get disabled pretty fast. A lot of people suggest using aged accounts for better stability and fewer restrictions. Is this really the way to go? Any tips for finding reliable aged accounts?
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Aged accounts are often more stable due to established trust scores, look for suppliers with verified feedback and ensure proper warm-up to maintain account health
 
Even if you use your old accounts for the right purposes and do not violate FB's community standards, there is no problem. The only thing is that when using a new account, you have to spend time warming up the account.
 
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