What to Do If Your Facebook Ad Account Is Disabled

Are you seeking to recover from seeing your Facebook ad account disabled? You’ve come to the right place. I’ve worked at Meta and will be sharing some great tactics. Want help now and don’t want to read the whole article? Schedule a call here and we’ll see if you qualify for help. 

 

Stuck trying to recover a disabled facebook account can be a pain when Facebook aka Meta is not not helping. Today, I’m going to dive into more solutions to a Facebook ad account disabled.

After working high up at Facebook in ads, tech and the creator monetization program I help advertisers get out of Facebook jail – the smart way, not the hard way, and teach you what to do when you get the notification: Facebook ad account disabled.

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Before I discuss potential solutions for getting a facebook ad account disabled, it’s important to check if you’re taking advantage of Omnichannel marketing. 

Up ahead, is the difference between omnichannel and multichannel marketing, and where this intersects with getting a facebook ad account disabled

What Is Omnichannel Marketing? Expert Tips Included

The words “omnichannel marketing” and “multichannel marketing” are often used interchangeably, but they’re not the same thing.

​In multichannel marketing, you have several channels that operate independently of each other.

Think of it like fishing with multiple rods: you cast lines in different spots (channels) hoping to catch fish (customers).

With an omnichannel marketing strategy, all channels are interconnected to provide a cohesive customer experience.

It’s like a fishing net, with all your channels (website, social media, in-store, etc.) working together toward the same goal.

A Forrester study found that an omnichannel approach has multiple benefits, including:

• higher margins,
• improved customer retention,
• and more meaningful customer interactions.

Research from Capital One shows that 73 percent of shoppers are omnichannel buyers.

A great example of this strategy in action is Target. It added Pinterest’s Lens to its app so smartphone users can take pictures of images that catch their eye, and the Target app then offers a similar item for them to buy. 

Key Takeaways

• Omnichannel marketing is the practice of creating a seamless customer experience across all marketing channels. It’s unique because of its consumer focus and the seamless experience it offers.
• Customer journey mapping is essential in identifying the most important channels for omnichannel marketing campaigns. 
• Omnichannel marketing can improve the user experience and drive sales for your business by meeting the evolving expectations of customers interacting with brands on multiple devices and platforms. 
• Creating a customer journey map, leveraging marketing tools, and prioritizing customer personalization are some strategies you can introduce. 
• 73 percent of shoppers are omnichannel buyers.

Now, let’s say you’re a smart marketer and have optimized your brand’s channels across multiple platforms and have used Many Chat to get text and email opt-ins as well as FB pixel data for retargeting these same consumers.

And you get ONE thing wrong in your Facebook marketing funnel. 

Then your entire Omnichannel gets banned. 

Not good. 

You need to make sure you are safe from Facebook ad bans before implementing neat stuff like Chatbot marketing.

And, if you can, you do want to integrate Many Chat as a chatbot for your funnel. 

Here’s a picture of me with the founder of Many Chat when we discussed Facebook and the Conversations Conference in Austin, Texas:

What to do if your Facebook Ad Account is disabled and everything you can do to reinstate including how to resolve payment issues, rejected ads, and get support.

Ever get a Facebook ad account disabled, try to appeal or run a new ad and see:

The first thing I’d suggest doing is making sure you don’t fall into the trap of immediately appealing. I know, it seems counterintuitive, because you want to get your Facebook ads live right?

But shooting first and asking questions later hasn’t worked well for the police these days and it won’t work well for you, if you’re trying to recover your disabled Facebook ad account.

Also, one of the quickest ways to get scammed is to believe randos online that say, “Just give me your PayPal info and FB Login info and I’ll recover and reactivate your Facebook account.” These are probably THE SAME ONES who would hack you later if you didn’t voluntarily give away sensitive security data.

The second thing I’d suggest is to assess how severe the flag is, what led to getting on the radar with Facebook’s bots in the first place, and locate where in your funnel you have shutdown flag at, and removing it. In a perfect world, you’d replace the ban flags with compliant copy.

But we don’t live in a perfect world do we? So, if you can’t find all the flags in your marketing funnel that are getting you shut down, you may want to talk to an expert on this.

I’ve worked with celebrities, to SMBs, and even Facebook engineers and Twitter software engineers working for Elon Musk have asked me for help. I don’t work with everyone, but to see if you qualify, schedule a complimentary discovery call here.

Recognize the signs of a disabled Facebook ad account

If you’re unsure if your ad account is disabled, a quick test will show you. When you try to run a new ad, Facebook or Meta will show you a message in your Facebook Business Manager or Ads Manager. Typically in threatening red letters and vague about why you got banned, it will prevent you from running new ads in this ad account.

Facebook ad account disabled: Myth Busting

It’s still happening: myths being told that all you need to do is verify your Facebook Business Manager or click Request Review to get your disabled ad account active again.

This kind of advice gets you locked in Facebook jail, in an endless loop, where you’re asked to provide your ID and fill out half-working forms that lose your info before it gets to Facebook.

Now, there is a 1 in 10 chance that verifying your Facebook Business Manager will work. But you want to set up protections ahead of time instead of spinning the barrel and hoping when the hammer snaps down, that a bullet isn’t in the chamber.

I’ve talked to, literally one person was able to get their ads active again by verifying their Facebook Business Manager.

So, yes, you may get lucky. But when your ROI is flat lined because the ads generating revenue for you and your clients have stopped – you can’t rely on luck as a business or marketing strategy. Don’t believe me? It’s time to look at the stats.

Out of the 1,000 plus businesses and advertisers who I’ve worked with or scheduled a call with:


Out of the last 1,000+advertisers and businesses running Facebook ads I’ve spoken with, 1 person was able to get help from Facebook on reactivating their disabled ad account.

One person.

What’s the success rate of that ratio? Well, 10 people succeeding this way would be 1 percent of 1000. ONE person succeeding using the self-service appeal tools out of 1000 that haven’t? That’s 0.1%. Wow.

If you are in the lucky 0.1% that Facebook DOES decide to help, congratulations. But that is not the majority. If Facebook helps you, it isn’t because you did a strategy for recovering a disabled Facebook ad account.

It was luck. Luck that Facebook’s backlog was low enough that they got to your case this week. Luck that the English-as-a-second-language Facebook ad support agent even understood the words you said.

And LUCK that you managed to get a disabled ad account reactivated. But the other 1,274 advertisers? They were $h%&! out of luck trusting that Facebook would look after their disabled ad accounts.

Luck is not a strategy. 

Everything you can do to reinstate including how to resolve payment issues, rejected ads, and get support. 

Working inside of Facebook, I saw a lot of marketers banned & get shut down for just one word or honest mistakes. But, failing to identify the flags right away, they tried to run new ads.

Too many rejected ads

Facebooks bots interpretation of that was to drop ANOTHER ban hammer down for trying to circumvent Facebook’s systems. When you have an ad account get disabled it stops the money from ad sales from hitting your bank account.

Has your payment gone through?

While you can’t get that money back, you CAN prevent yourself from getting a Facebook ad account disabled. You’ll want to make sure your bank isn’t blocking Facebook ad charges first – if they are Facebook just thinks you’re a spammer trying to steal ad space for free. Making sure the bank isn’t blocking the ad charges will help resolve those payment issues.

Getting a disabled Facebook ad account also hurts your track record with Facebook on both the front end and the back end.

To have a chance at reactivating your disabled Facebook ad account you’ll need to correctly identify what piece of your funnel triggered the automations to lay down the ban hammer. And you may be surprised to learn it’s a flag you never thought of that triggered a Facebook ad account disabled. But, clarity here will help resolve rejected ads.

After you know exactly why you were flagged and can present this in the specific way Facebook ad support responds well to, what little support they offer, can be yours. I have a method that has worked more often than not.

Another pattern I saw while working in ads at Meta, was that marketing agencies would build up micro-flags on their ad account. These micro flags by themselves were not enough to get, say a Business Manager disabled. But, they DO add up.

And, after enough smaller flags, everything gets shut down and get folks a Facebook ad account disabled. There is a better way to ensure you get your ad account back.

(Check out my article Facebook ad account disabled next steps).

Fix a disabled ad account due to failed payment issues on Meta

There’s been a glitch in Facebook for a while when it comes to authenticating payment methods and so banks tend to reject Facebook ads and assume it’s a scam. FB, seeing this rejection, assumes you’re the scammer and it’s a never ending circle of hell. Make sure to talk to your bank before running Facebook ads to prevent this.

Why was your Facebook ad account disabled?

What to try if you struggle with identifying WHY you were flagged

I think one of the most frustrating aspects of dealing with a disabled Facebook ad account is the lack of transparency from Facebook – ironic that Meta calls their facebook ad policies pages the “transparency center.”

As mentioned above, you can get your Facebook ad account disabled from crossing a threshold of smaller flags adding up to a ban-level amount. But, if you accidentally use the wrong wording, you can also get misflagged as a special ad category even if you are
not in real estate or employment.

Facebook ad account disabled: The Truth About Ad Support

Now, what is also confusing, is that Facebook ad support is ALSO guessing at how to solve your Facebook ad policy issues – these are not the decision makers, just gatekeepers.

They have no clue what to say or do, and are paid by the hour to get AS MANY calls as possible. Uh…what was that you said about Quality Control?



Meantime, you’re typing fast into the chat box, screaming, “Help! I have a Facebook ad account disabled!”

But, if have not correctly identified the flag, then you won’t say the right things to Facebook ad support, that will trigger them to use their limited tools to help. Want to stop guessing and get actual answers and a path to get ads live again?

As Liana Lang, CEO of Power Up Strategy Inc. said, “Please meet Trevor, my ‘secret weapon’ for all things Facebook compliance. I highly recommend hiring him to help you out especially if you plan to be running ads.”

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How to recover a disabled Facebook ad account

If you’re trying to recover a disabled Facebook ad account, first think about why you want to recover it. Is it just to run ads? There are otherwise besides recovery to run ads.

Identifying the possible cause

Ironically, the best solution for recovering a disabled Facebook ad account can sometime be just taking a new approach. The possible cause can be the entire way you have positioned or framed your brand on Facebook.

Facebook has 3 billion daily active users now, and have more money than they know what to do with especially after firing a bunch of people in the great tech layoffs.


You’re better off reading articles like:How to Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account or watching one of my videos on what to do in these situations, than hear the copy and paste responses pasted into Facebook ad support chat to you when you’re chatting in about a Facebook ad account disabled.

What to do if you get a Facebook ad account disabled

If you get a Facebook ad account disabled, check the rest of the ads running in Facebook ads manager, and see what are duplicated for ad copy and creative, from the ads running in the ad account that got restricted.

Find commonalities and narrow down why you were restricted, then remove the offending copy from your entire funnel.

Recognize the signs of a disabled Facebook ad account 

The first sign you’re dealing with a Facebook ad account disabled situation, is of course, the notification Facebook or Meta gives you. But, you may start to see your reach and spend get reduced before you get shut down.

Verify if your account has been disabled

Having a bunch of rejected Facebook ads is not the same as getting a Facebook ad account disabled – both drive up ad costs over time.

But, you’ll want to make sure you know what you’re dealing with before taking action. If your personal ad account attached to your personal Facebook profile is not disabled, but the ad account in your Facebook Business Manager is, you may see conflicting info.

So, determine the number of the ad account being disabled and write it down – this will be in the URL after “act =”

The impact of a disabled Facebook ad account

Each rejection you get, no matter what kind, will add a black mark on your Facebook credibility. It’s kind of like each conviction on your criminal record affects your ability to get a new job.

Just like poor customer feedback in reviews on Facebook Business Pages can lead to a dip in the quality score, and eventually advertising restricted, so can a disabled ad account.

The real impact of getting a Facebook ad account disabled is in the ad assets that are now on the chopping block to get banned before a total shut down. It’s about machines, having less faith in humans, as crazy as that sounds, it’s how the automations work. The rise of the machines.


So call me the Resistance, trying to educate advertisers on all the friggin trapdoors in ad policies and ad machines. Get your discovery call here, complimentary.

Why was your Facebook ad account disabled?

Waking up at 3:00am, refreshing Ads Manager, looking for some sign of hope, you keep asking “Why did I get a Facebook ad account disabled?!!”

Machines man, I tell you. Way before the lay offs began, when my coworkers at Meta, product marketing managers and PMs were sent packing, Facebook had begun relying on automations for policy flagging. The issue is, the bots don’t get human context.

Negative feedback on ads

If people are hiding your ads, your CPC will go up and FB bots will be on alert to flag you and reject your ads. And, after a period of time, if your rejections outnumbered your approvals, instead of being tried before a jury of your peers, this Kangaroo Court was chaperoned by ANOTHER machine that monitored the OTHER machines…it became a game of simply statistics.

Understanding how that works, is one of the keys to staying out of Facebook jail.

Unusual activity detected 

If you buy a new smartphone, and are in a new location, download the Facebook app and log in, you could get hit with the unusual activity flag.

With a Facebook account restricted from advertising you may get the flag for unusual activity. Now, this can be frustratingly vague. Which activity was unusual? Why? How does this relate to getting a facebook ad account restricted?

Meta thinks you are a hacker when it sees new log ins, especially if you’re traveling out of state, out of country, when logging in. I’d suggest avoiding logging in to Facebook business tools while traveling to avoid this flag.

Read the ultimate guide on what to do if you’re hacked while running Facebook ads or want to prevent this from happening here.

Breach of Facebook ad policies

Facebook has a lot of ad policies and they are not clear about how these are enforced. As a result, it’s easy to say one word and get your entire funnel banned. That’s why ensuring your ads are compliant should be first, it costs more money to ignore this detail. 

List of policy violations that can get your ad account disabled:

• Unacceptable content 

Illegal products and services, misinformation, vaccine discouragement, discriminatory practices, inflammatory content, or militarized social movements and violence-inducing conspiracy networks.

• Deceptive content 

Unacceptable business practices, cheating and deceitful practices, unrealistic outcomes, circumventing systems, prohibited financial products and services, spyware or malware, and non-existent functionality.

• Dangerous content 

Unsafe substances, weapons, ammunition, explosives, or tobacco and related products.

• Objectionable content 

Adult content, grammar or profanity, low quality or disruptive content, personal attributes, sensational content, commercial exploitation of crises and controversial events, personal health or appearance, or the sale of body parts.

• Content-specific restrictions 

Alcohol, adult products and services, dating, cosmetic procedures and wellness, online pharmacies, over-the-counter medicine, prescription medicine, drug and alcohol addiction treatment, financial and insurance products and services, cryptocurrency products and services, online gambling and gaming, social casino games, subscription services, and CBD and related products.

• Intellectual property infringement 

Third-party intellectual property, brand endorsement, brand usage in ads, copyright and trademarks, and user interface screenshots.

Multiple ad accounts

Creating a new ad account, if your BM allows you to can help but not if you don’t know why you were banned or the part of your marketing funnel triggered the ban. You gotta do that first, before any attempt at relaunch is done. 

If you’ve read my Common Mistakes to Avoid When Advertising on Facebook (that influencer Larry Kim linked back to) you found out the hidden clues in FB warnings  – that you may need an expert to decode into everyday language.

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How to prevent your Facebook ad account from getting disabled

The best way to prevent your Facebook ad account from getting disabled is to do regular audits for Facebook ad policy violations. Make sure your ads are compliant before submitting them. Don’t use submitting Facebook ads as a way to find out if you are going to get banned. Instead, use an expert on Facebook ad policy to add further protection to your money maker – the ad account. 

Comply with Meta’s ad policies

After getting on a call with Mark Cuban Companies, or having my own alma mater come to me for help when Facebook banned the University of Texas’ Facebook ad accounts – I realized an essential truth about Facebook marketing:

Prevention is easier, cheaper and a better long term strategy for a brand that wants to stay out of Facebook jail.

I’ve gotten everyone from Tony Robbins to Method Man from Wutang Clan out of Facebook prison.

Want to see how?

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Be consistent with your campaign spend

It won’t get you banned to suddenly change your ad spend from $50 bucks a day to $100 or $500 a day but it will tank your ad’s learning curve and force it back into the ad auction to compete with the next tier of ad spend. 

It’s better to start a new ad at the ad spend you want, then try to scale an existing ad that much. Also, if you DO have a minor Facebook ad policy flag in your funnel, scaling rapidly can trigger a review that leads to a shut down. 

Avoid using inappropriate content 

Don’t fucking curse bro. I mean…it’s a family friendly website. Use your head. 

Facebook ad account disabled: Understanding Facebook’s Ad Policies 

When avoiding getting a Facebook ad account disabled, it’s important to consider Facebook’s policies. Facebook wants you to advertising, but they don’t want you to be too offensive to their customer base. And on Facebook, the customer IS the product.

If you get that, you get how valuable each Facebook user is to Facebook. Filter your POV about Facebook ad policies through that understanding and you may start to grasp how this works.

Immediate Steps to Take after hit with a Facebook ad account disabled

The immediate steps to take after getting hit with a Facebook ad account disabled, is to first, stop what you’re doing. Don’t try to edit the ad immediately – it’s a mistake born out of panic most people make.

Are you guilty by association?

The 2nd thing to do is make sure there are not any bad actors in your Facebook Business Manager who are dealing with Facebook issues ELSEWHERE. And of course make sure you haven’t been hacked. 

Contacting the Facebook support team

Nowadays, Facebook is using AI to stop you from reaching a human (typical bloated corporation move to reduce the need to hire real people). 

You have to know what the problem is and explain it to these sweat shop workers you are chatting with, to have a chance to use their limited tools to appeal the issue.

Facebook ad account disabled: Submitting an Appeal to Facebook 

Conclusion: Navigating through Facebook ad complications

Most websites by marketers are guessing on what to do.

I’ve worked at Apple, Apple, Microsoft and Facebook. Articles like this, are generic and unhelpful. Outsiders guessing at how to solve a FB ban should not be who you trust to save your ass.

Go with people who actually have industry experience. 

How I turned things around for an ad agency stuck in Facebook jail

When Jack Randall of SocialFlight, Inc. contacted me, he didn’t know what to do. Facebook went silent, and Jack didn’t know how severe his Facebook ban was.

Meta wouldn’t tell Jack if he had a chance of recovery or what to do to get his ads live again. Or the timeframe for getting this fixed.

Luckily, Jack found me, and I helped him uncover why he was banned, and took the appropriate steps to get his funnel compliant and his Facebook ads running again.

Want this experience as well? Schedule a complimentary discovery call here.

How to Recover a Disabled Facebook Account

The truth about people promising to recover your disabled Facebook ad account

An additional challenge as a business owner you’ll have to overcome is when googling “how to recover disabled facebook account” you’ll get tons of articles like this one or..

How to Recover a Disabled Facebook Account or this one, or FB’s article here, which is only aimed at NON-advertisers who are NOT businesses with skin in the game.

Most of the folks who read those articles have forgotten their passwords or gotten hacked(for the most comprehensive guide on what to do if you’ve been hacked while running Facebook ads, click here)

Sadly, many people online try to take advantage if you if you are googling how to recover a disabled Facebook ad account. They’ll send you emails as well:



Don’t get ripped off! Read How to Recover Facebook Ad Accounts now

As far as how to ACTUALLY recover a disabled Facebook ad account, you have 48 hours to make your appeal, and use an effective tactic to communicate to Meta that:

A. You understand WHY you were banned.
B. You are committed to following the policies from here on out.
C. You have identified and REMOVED the offending content from your funnel.

If you’ve been shutdown a lot but never got answers, you’re like one of my clients, Steve Martinez, Vice President of Apollidon Learning.

“Trevor took us through the process of getting one of our University of Texas ad accounts reinstated (within minutes). He offered some critical insights to why our Facebook Ad Account was disabled and shared options to reduce our chances of future issues. We have a better understand of how the algorithm works and know exactly what to do and say if our account gets disabled again.”

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FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

1. How to fix ad account disabled on facebook

Your first step should always be to stop active ads running with the same copy as the rejected ad, then audit your funnel for flags, and appeal using the strategy outlined in the appeal section of the FAQs

2. How to enable my disabled facebook ad account

If you have a spare ad account in your Facebook Business Manager that you can run ads from, feel free to. BUT, identify the micro and major flags FIRST, so as not to repeat the same mistake. 

3. How to appeal a disabled facebook ad account

As far as how to appeal a disabled Facebook ad account, you’ll get 48 hours to make your appeal. The best strategy is to communicate to Meta | Facebook that:

A. You understand WHY you were banned.
B. You are committed to following the policies from here on out.
C. You have identified and REMOVED the offending content from your funnel.

You can also get some top tips on facebook ad policy in this complimentary eBook: Top 5 Reasons Agencies Fail at Facebook

4. how to get disabled ad account up and running

Depending on how long your ad account was disabled, sometimes, if your appeal is written correctly, the appeal itself CAN potentially get you reactivated, if you understand to communicate with Facebook ad support correctly. 

5. How Many Policy Violations Before Account is Shut Down?

Typically, it’s a 1 to 10 ratio. For every single rejected ad that you get, you’ll want 10 Facebook ads that are approved. After a pattern of behavior is established by machine learning, from Meta’s automations, you may spiral rapidly into Facebook jail if your ratios aren’t correct. 3 consecutive ads getting rejected risks your ad account getting disabled. But, it also depends on how severe the ban is. 

And, if this still all seems too confusing, your clients are yelling at you to get ads live to bring in money, simply schedule a complimentary Facebook discovery call here

6. How to remove restriction on facebook ad account

As far as removing a restriction on a Facebook ad account, if we’re talking about a disabled ad account, well, you can rehabilitate your funnel and then appeal, possibly getting it reactivated if you do this SMART (I have methods that work if you’re in the appeal window). But as far as removing a restriction from Facebook ads, see the previous FAQ answer: you need to get in a positive approval-cycle ratio.

7. how long does facebook take to review restricted ad account

Now, ask yourself, is it an election year? Have there been over 20,000 Meta employees laid off? Did you word your appeal using specific language Facebook ad support can and will respond better to? These are the factors in play. Typically, you get an answer within a week. If you have a more severe ban or are in the special ad categories, you may get an answer faster but it won’t be one you like. Severe bans end up as permanent restrictions and they deliver that ban hammer faster than other lighter Facebook ad policy restrictions. 

8. how to fix your access can’t be reinstated because too much time has passed since we restricted your account

In a situation like this, your recovery options depend on what is banned:

a) Facebook Ad Account
b) Facebook Business Page
c) Facebook Business Manager
d) Facebook profile

So, each one may have a different recovery option, depending on your situation, and type of ban it is, as well as your particular niche or business’s vertical, and the health of the accounts before the ban. Want to get a pathway to get Facebook ads live? Schedule your complimentary discovery call here.

9. How To Get Your Disabled Facebook Ad Account Back 

First, let me also address the elephant in the room: personal and emotional attachments to disabled ad accounts. I’ve worked with tons of Fortune 500 level companies, and the amount of hair pulling and FML-ing over ONE ad account being disabled, is incredible. Sometimes, it’s faster, and cheaper, to just start a new ad account, and relaunch, rather than recover a tainted asset.

That being said, the same answer applies here to the instructions above, for appeals

10. How to unblock your Facebook ad account

Now, unblocking an ad account, may be possible if you get in fast enough with the right kind of messaging to Facebook ad support. While they are the gatekeepers, and don’t have any real power, they CAN talk to the right folks who, if you word your appeal right, can unblock your Facebook ad account. And of course, if you need next-level assistance, I’m always available to chat and see if it’s a good fit here. 

Recover Disabled Facebook Account Learn More

Anyone who says they’ll recover disabled facebook accounts is lying. Spammers will say things like paypal me $60 and I’ll get your ad account back. That’s a lie. You’ll be ripped off if you think these hackers can help you recover from issues with a Facebook ad account disabled.

Account Managers at Facebook are the only ones who can actually recover your disabled ad account. Now, if you’re contacting me within 24 to at the max 48 hours after getting shut down (a week at the longest for a slim chance), I may be able to write an appeal for you, depending on why you were shut down.

Appealing the decision

Outside those 2 options, appealing is harder than relaunching. Even if you spent a week reading Facebook’s Ad Policies you’d still be at risk of a shut down because there are 10,000 more Facebook ad policies Facebook’s bots flag you that Facebook isn’t transparent about.

List of possible outcomes for an appeal

Unless you’ve worked at Meta, your chances of an appeal working are slim to none because you have to know the exact provisioning of the Facebook ad support sweat shop workers FIRST – to even know what they CAN do to help. They stripped the provisioning (I used to provision new employees at FB when I was in tech at Meta) of Facebook ad support contract workers after 2020. 

You could make it worse if you self snitch on your brand when chatting in about a flag you think is causing the issue, when it was something else entirely. 

In the rare occasion this works, it’s because you either got lucky or you know how the system works, like I do. 

What if you had a guarantee that your ads were compliant before they went live on Facebook? What if you knew 100% without guessing why your ad account was disabled? What if you knew why your Facebook ads were blocked and had a path to get ads live again?

Keep reading for these answers and more: 

New Solution to Facebook ad account disabled

Ad agencies: tired of getting the silent treatment from Facebook when all you want to do is get your Facebook ads live and revenue in the door?

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I can show you how to resolve FB bans even if Facebook ad support is useless to resolve ad account restrictions.

Don’t lose any more money from Facebook bans and schedule your call with me now.

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