Facebook ad Account Disabled for Unusual Activity

Facebook’s security team has been suspending advertisers’ ad accounts in bulk over the past several weeks owing to an increase in fake advertisers.

Are you a victim of this? The knowledge in this post will teach you how to repair one of the most widely utilized internet marketing platforms.

You received the following or a similar message from Facebook:

Your account has been disabled. Your ads have been stopped and should not be run again. We disable an account if too many of its ads violate our Terms of Use. We cannot provide you with the specific violations that have been deemed abusive. Please review our Terms of Use and Advertising Guidelines if you have further questions.

Your ad account has recently been flagged because of unusual activity. for security reasons, any ads you’re running will be paused until you can confirm your account information. contact Facebook.

The first step in regaining access to your ad account is to contact the Facebook team through the form located at this URL: https://www.facebook.com/help/contact/531795380173090.

But why did my ads account get suspended?

The following are some of the most often cited reasons for suspending a Facebook ad account:

  • You immediately established a new Facebook account and began advertising on it.
  • You developed an advertisement campaign for an affiliate marketing program or a third-party advertising network.
  • You’re advertising a website that utilizes a redirection/forwarding loop.
  • Utilizing a Facebook advertising voucher obtained from another website
  • You launched a campaign in support of a dating, romance, or similar website.

If you discovered that you did anything on the list, this is most likely why your advertising account was suspended.

Even if you submit an appeal to Facebook but are engaged in one of the behaviours listed above, you will almost certainly be rejected with the following or a similar message:

Our records indicate that your payment account was disabled due to suspected fraudulent activity. We will not reactivate your payments account. This decision is final.
Thanks for your understanding.

Love,

Matt (or some other name)

Facebook risk management.

So, what should I do?

  • Create a new Facebook account or take over an existing one that was not previously utilized for online marketing purposes.
  • You should refrain from engaging in any of the activities listed above in connection with this Facebook advertising account, including making promotional efforts for whatever you tried to do before your account was suspended. Facebook prohibits the creation of pages and websites based on suspended data. If you try to create another record with identical content, you will very certainly be suspended.
  • If you want to use Facebook in the long term, use great caution while establishing a new account.

How should I create a new account to function with the Facebook ads account after the previous one was disabled?

  1. If you’re establishing a new account, double-check that the charge data for the new record matches the data for the account you’re intending to use. At the very least, the billing postal district you subsequently provide Facebook with should match the one on your payment card. In an ideal world, your name and birthdate information would also match. If you’re using someone’s record, you may ask them to add another credit card to the account you’re using for Facebook advertising. This should be a completely different credit account from the one you attempted to use before.
  2. If you already have another Facebook account, log in with that one. Facebook prefers more established accounts with a significant following and offers them a lot more leeway when it comes to getting deactivated. If you do not have another account, you may ask your relatives or friends if they have one that you can use. You may be surprised to learn they have another. Additionally, you may buy one from an outsider, which is risky but may work if you lack friends or relatives and have successfully forgotten to create another account.
  3. After you’ve established a consistent pattern of account use, you may attempt to create a Facebook campaign. You should ensure that you use a credit card that is not the same as the one you used before and that you advance a very safe item for your first notice. A page dedicated to animals or a companion’s page that is now effectively advertising is a wise move. Facebook will tolerate you trying to advance a few items once you establish a precedent for effective advertising without jeopardizing your account. Begin cautiously and work your way up to having a successful advertising account.
  4. After creating a fresh account, you should utilize it FOR AT LEAST A WEEK WITHOUT MAKING ANY ADS, just as a regular customer would. If you really want to err on the side of caution, I recommend at least one month. I used each profile for at least a couple of months before doing promotions with it. This entails logging in from the same location, publishing content, adding at least 50 friends, perusing other people’s sites, and liking a few Facebook pages. Facebook is well aware of how the overwhelming majority try to create or use another account for advertising purposes. You must behave similarly to a typical customer when it comes to their computations in the event that you need to open another account.

With your new account currently performing as expected, be cautious about the promotions you make. Never again do any of the acts on the list I provided above, and you should be OK!

It’s always a good idea to check Facebook’s advertising rules and regulations to ensure you’re on the correct track.

After all, if your new Facebook advertising account is being blocked repeatedly, you might consider utilizing another online marketing platform, such as Google AdWords.

 

Conclusion

There is an increasing complaint that Facebook has started disabling several ad accounts. We can confirm that the cause of this is violating Facebook advertising rules and regulations. So be sure to adhere to their terms and services. If you think your account was accidentally disabled, contact their help center.

 

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