Seeking for a solution for how to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account after getting restricted?
Great. Facebook ad support help?
Not so great.
So what’s the deal?
And why are advertisers trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook Ad Account?
I’ve worked at Facebook in ads, tech as well as at Meta in Products. And today I’ll be guiding you through how to handle trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
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It’s a pain in the a** when you want answers but Facebook won’t tell you why your ad account was restricted. Even worse when you can’t even get into contact with anyone. Or you do, and all they do is repeat back to you your own questions and give no answers.
You can now remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account without guessing. How? First find out how many flags are in your ad copy and funnel in general. And in the process get more knowledgable on just how Facebook flags your content. There are some tips on that, which I’ll be revealing further in this article.
You may feel like you’d have better luck uncovering the mystery of the Lock Ness Monster than getting a straight answer from Facebook, if you’re trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
Ole Nessie’ll tell ya, there are tons of flags your ad account could get hit with. The worst kind of sneak diss.
I mean, there are so many flags that it’s challenging to quickly determine the reason for Facebook bans for most people. For a few more tips on bans read How to Recover A Facebook Ad Account That’s Been Disabled.
Either way, waiting ON Facebook to answer you – that is NOT a good marketing tactic to get your ads live again. Want to know what is? Set up a discovery call with me.
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How to Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Tips
A lot of ad agencies are asking, “How do I recover Facebook ad accounts?” Or “How can I reactivate my disabled Business Manager?” And “Why is my Facebook ad rejected?”
What does Facebook say?
Nothing.
Or they link you to a Help Center article outdated by 5 years. Or ask you to use their AI tools that shove you into the infinite loop.
The wall of silence from Facebook, the parent company now called Meta, frustrates business owners and advertisers alike. Money coming in from Facebook ads is suddenly stopped, and clients won’t stop screaming because their products aren’t selling.
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You’re left holding the bag, without answers and just a nasty deadline before your clients drop you and hire another marketing firm who knows how to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account. Or your deadline for a product launch is making you sweat bullets while Facebook keeps you in limbo.
You’re waiting on Facebook to reply as you’re waiting on an ad asset that’s permanently restricted to get fully appealed. Fortunately, you’ve found this blog – I’ve worked at Facebook for years and can help you sort things out.
Just like my client, Amazon Reality Show star Juanita Ingram of The Expats International Ingrams you’ll discover there are micro flags in ad copy and landing pages that have to be removed first before attempting to appeal or relaunch a brand with Facebook.
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Whether you’re using Facebook ad expert Tim Burd’s Surfing Method of Scaling Ads or another tactic, Facebook ad policies will still need to be top of mind, or you’ll lose money with Facebook bans.
Facebook right now, if you read their article about the next 20 years of Facebook, Meta says: “As we think about the next 20 years, we’re focused on two big things: building the next generation of social media for young adults and leaning into new product capabilities enabled by AI.”
And yet, do you see anything about stopping the harmful effects of AI on small businesses who lose half their fiscal revenue from bans on Facebook due to one word being misinterpreted by Facebook’s AI? Naw.
But, that’s what I’m here for, to help you get clarity when Facebook won’t answer, like I talked about in my restricted ad account guide here.
Either way, to avoid getting banned, you’ll benefit from understanding how the algorithm targets ad content for banning. Algorithms are everything to Facebook, as you may have noticed with the new roll out of the Advantage+ audiences that make targeting almost obsolete as Facebook expert Jon Loomer discusses here.
Another issue is that old content you have can still trigger new bans, which I’ll cover in a bit, but first we’ll take a look at a guide on ad restrictions.
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Guide
The ugly truth of Facebook ad account restrictions is very few have relevant experience to guide you to a solution. Here’s my 5 Step System to master Facebook bans and tips to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account:
how to remove restriction on facebook ad account guide
Now, clearly the devil is in the details – while this 5 Step System is great, you’ll want to get more in the weeds for exactly How to apply these concepts to your funnel if you’re serious about learning how to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
You can start by getting your funnel bulletproof from the Facebook ban bots I can protect you from and prevent them from taking your money when ad accounts get disabled. Simply schedule a free discovery call if you’re looking to get Facebook ads live again, my calendar is here
Your Facebook Advertising Got Restricted…Now What?
If you’ve been restricted from advertising on Facebook all your active ads will be paused and you won’t be able to create new ads. Often you’ll see “ad error” next to the ads that used to be live.
After reading my Facebook Ad Policies Checklist you may have started to see which ad policy applied to your Campaigns.
Now, the reason why you got shut down will be one of many. Each scenario is different.
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Pro Tip
You may be asking why each scenario is different. Well, there are many types of Facebook ads and Facebook’s ad policies apply differently to each industry which is important to know before you try to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
And I’m not even talking about Special Ad Categories (real estate, social issues, employment, loans etc).
How Facebook’s machines apply their striking automation really does depend on a number of factors which I’ll get into next.
You may not know this, but, being less compliant affects your CPC, CPL (cost-per-lead), and Cost of Acquisition.
Yup
Those ad rejections raise your cost of running ads so even if you were like F#$%&! it, who care about Facebook ad policies – your ROI is reduced if you don’t prioritize Facebook policy compliance with your ads.
The less compliant you are – even if you’re not banned…yet – the more Facebook will charge you for distributing your ads, because they’ll feel it’s content Facebook users won’t want to see, if it isn’t fully compliant.
And, ad costs have been going up. On average, 91% of industries saw increases in CPL in 2023.
And now, you don’t have to guess on compliance anymore, as I can help you diagnose and recover from Facebook ad account restrictions.
But don’t take my word for it, listen to the words of long time clients sharing how they feel about working with me.
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 did I get myself restricted from advertising on Facebook?
You’d be surprised how many businesses are running ads based on what worked 5 years ago.
Just like advances in technology rapidly change the social landscape, so do changes in Facebook’s ad policies.
Even if you went to the Social Media Strategies Summit, David Velez, Head of Social at Amazon, wouldn’t be able to explain to you how you got banned – none of the experts could, because they haven’t worked side-by-side with the software engineers who operate the automations that ban you.
I happened to have this experience, from my work at Meta, and one common theme was how fast facebook ad policies change, the and effect this has on businesses like yours.
Facebook is constantly under fire because of how bad their automations are at allowing scammers to thrive and flagging innocent business owners and ad agencies like yourself. Here’s one example
And another thing, you may not realize this but entire business models are not compliant with Facebook, like MLMs or weapons stores.
Comstock Park gun store owner says Facebook ‘wrongly’ removed business page
Now, I’m not sure why a gun store owner didn’t look at any of the ad policies on guns Facebook has that clearly state you can’t sell weapons on Facebook – so a Facebook Business Page, which is a digital storefront for a business, gets confused it’s online store can’t sell guns?
But sure, I guess. This is just another example of where most people don’t understand or consider the Facebook ad policies, in part because Meta isn’t clear but also, some don’t even know to look. Or make the connection about owning a digital storefront for prohibited products, getting flagged and shut down for prohibited products.
Given all the scams on Facebook, Meta has to get more strict with how they flag your ad account, so an innocent mistake can snowball from a rejected ad to a banned Facebook Business Manager. That’s why it’s important to stay up to date with Facebook ad policies.
What was allowed last year may not be compliant this year.
And if you’re still running ads that used to be compliant, Facebook will show no mercy in shutting you down ASAP.
Also a good roadmap: What to Do After Violating Facebook’s Ad Policies
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Flag Type
You can get your ads rejected for violating the spam flags, the Personal Attributes policies, or Facebook could have flagged you as an MLM.
Your eyes would pop out if you knew the list of banned words Facebook has that associate you with a pyramid scheme. If you accidentally used one of these words, even 1 word would be enough to get you shut down.
Ideally, you’d have your ads prescreened for Facebook ad policy compliance before going live. Then, you’d never have to try to learn how to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
This can be problematic for many advertisers because you can read all the books on Facebook ads, read all of facebook ad policies and still not get answers.
That being said, if you want to skip the rest of the article, and get a solution today just book a complimentary discovery call, and if you’re eligible, I’ll guide you every step of the way to get Facebook ads live again and money coming into your bank account from ads safe from the automations.
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How can I tell if my account was restricted?
While Facebook is supposed to send you an email, you may not always get an email telling you that your account is restricted. But, going to Ads Manager, or Business Manager you’ll see this warning when your account is restricted:
And obviously, not being able to run ads and having all your live ads shut down is a pretty clear indicator your account is restricted on Facebook.
Part of the ninja skill involved when successfully trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account comes down to accurately diagnosing what got you in Facebook jail – before FB bots have a chance to permanently restrict your ad account or Page.
If you haven’t read it, check out: How to Recover a Permanently Disabled Ad Account
What does having my account restricted mean?
If you have a restricted Facebook account, you are banned from using Facebook Ads, Facebook Pixel, Facebook Business Manager, and more. BUT…
The severity of your account restriction depends on:
• Your vertical | Type of Business
• The ad account history
• The type of ban
• The number of bans in the past 3 months
• The amount of approved ads
And a few other factors. Not all bans are the same, and not all Facebook restricted accounts have the same recovery process – or relaunching method when learning how to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
Want to know the actual emails Facebook DOES use to send you messages and how to tell the difference between Meta and a hacker | spammer? Read my article on it here
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account WARNING
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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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What do I do if my Facebook account is restricted from advertising?
STOP!!! The 1st thing you need to do is STOP taking further actions on Business Manager and Ads Manager.
So many of my clients before they were clients dug themselves into a much deeper hole scrambling around with last ditch efforts to save their ad accounts. Which in reality, only made things worse. Yeah – you need to stop and assess your funnel FIRST.
Also – do not believe Facebook ad support, they can get you in worse shape because their advice is ignorant. None of them have recovered from a Facebook ban or even run ads with skin in the game.
They never made real profit from Facebook ads and only read textbook replies – I wrote some of these replies authoring internal documents for process flows at Facebook when I worked there in ads.
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New Fees for Boosted Posts on FB & Instagram on Apple IOS
Meta said Thursday that it will start charging a 30 percent fee when advertisers pay to boost the visibility of their posts in Facebook’s and Instagram’s iOS apps.
The change, which goes into effect later this month, stems from a 2022 App Store update where Apple extended its typical 30 percent cut of digital purchases to boosted posts, which are essentially ads.
The change particularly targeted Meta and other social apps that let people pay in app to increase the reach of their content. Meta notes in a statement shared with The Verge that small business owners and influencers who want to purchase a boost on iOS will now be billed through Apple, “which retains a 30% service charge on the total ad payment, before any applicable taxes.”
It’s like when gas prices went up, and every food delivery restaurant just charged you more, same as Uber & Lyft. Given that Facebook ad policy violations DO drive up your ad costs, that’s why now, more than ever you need to be compliant, because it’s more expensive when you’re not.
ALSO: Be careful whose advice you take when reading articles online. I’ve seen many marketing blogs online, giving the wrong advice from hacks just GUESSING on what to do. Or worse, regurgitating bad advice they read on Reddit or in YouTube comments.
If you google “How to Remove Restriction on Facebook Ad Account,” more than one social media magazine is posting inaccurate advice that will jeopardize your brand even more. For example:
What the @#$%&! is this?! You are googling “how to remove restriction on Facebook ad account,” and the result tells you to publish a damn Facebook Page????!!!! Soooo irrelevant. This is irritating af to businesses because it isn’t the correct answer. At all.
Another prime example, SocialSurge Marketing gives bad advice about how to remove restriction on facebook ad account:
This is bad advice. SocialSurge Marketing says that if you lost your rights to advertise unnecessarily they will reinstate you. Incorrect. Banning is done 99% of the time by machines – they have no moral base or conscience about what is fair or unfair.
SocialSurge Marketing also says above to “just try…to wait it out and see if your restriction is only temporary.” Incorrect. Talk to some people who have been banned – some wait over 6 months with any reply. Waiting doesn’t solve shit when you’re trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
It’s dumb trust – Facebook makes money in the billions they have little to no investment in caring if you speedily get back up advertising or never run ads again. Meta has got money to burn.
Also SocialSurge Marketing saying you should Request Review is a big mistake. Because if you click on “Request Review” you’ll get ONE machine to review ANOTHER machine’s decision. That’s like asking the fox to guard the hen house.
You think a Facebook bot is going to side with a human over another Facebook bot and remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account? WRONG. I’ll tell you what to do next that is a much better option.
Or you can also watch my YouTube video that went semi-viral organically on the BS of suggesting Request Review here:
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Troubleshoot
To troubleshoot your restricted account:
The first step is to audit your funnel and identify the biggest risks when it comes to Facebook ad policy compliance. If you don’t know why you got flagged you won’t have very much to go on when attempting to appeal or remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
Review the Facebook ad policies that apply to your business specifically and determine which one the automations caught and flagged you for.
Still a little lost? I’ve created many Ad Guides on Facebook ad policy you can check out.
When you appeal, you gotta know WHY you were shut down FIRST. Most ad agencies have it BACKWARDS. They go in angry, demanding to be told why their accounts were restricted. And asking that their accounts get restored.
You really have to find out for yourself FIRST before appealing, because that will be the heart of your appeal: “I know what I may have done wrong and I’ve learned from it.” This will help when trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
On Appealing: Chat in with Facebook Ad Support and get the agent you contact to submit the appeal for you instead of clicking Request Review. This will up your chances by a factor of 100.
Already completely banned?
If you are running ads and spending $100K a year or more on ads, I can help with that.
Confirm your identity
I have one word for you: DON’T. Well at least, not before taken certain steps first.
You may be one of the lucky 2% that actually start confirming your identity and slip through the cracks. But most people?
Once you hit that button it’s game over. Facebook will never confirm your identity because their form is broken and doesn’t transfer the data (like your driver’s license) to Facebook itself. And that definitely isn’t a reliable method to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
There are other ways to get your ads live – all white hat – which are much better than trying to Confirm Your Identity. Well, at least, don’t try to confirm your identity without help from someone who knows how this system works, or you’ll end up in the endless loop.
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Complete verification
Facebook’s ad policies will tell you to complete verification but like I said above, and admiral Ackbar reiterates:
Simply verifying a Facebook Business Manager will not remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Security
Secure your account
This is a new thing: If you’re a user of a Business Manager account that’s over 90 days old, you may need to enable two-factor authentication to meet Facebook’s security requirements. If you don’t, Meta may restrict your access to Business Manager tools for security purposes.
To reinstate your account, you’ll need to enable two-factor authentication.
If you haven’t submitted your IDs for the verify identity trap, enabling 2FA can sometimes restore your account. I’ve seen it happen – it isn’t reliable as the only solution, but it can help. As long as you don’t put a device, or email that you no longer have access to on your account! !
That’s another trap. Advertisers try to enable 2FA to get their ad accounts back but don’t realize they have an old email associated with their Personal Profile that they don’t have access to. Or an old phone number from a smartphone they no longer have.
You are royally @#$%&! if you do this because Facebook will show no mercy if you tell them, “I don’t have access to this email/device anymore.” Definitely not a solution to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
It’s another good reason for you to make sure that your info is up to date before advertising, before appealing and before enabling 2FA.
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Content
Violating content
Facebook’s Violating Content Policies are a joke. You have no guidance here, it just says:
Advertisers can’t:
- Severely violate our advertising policies
- Repeatedly violate our advertising policies
You will have a lot more guidance from the articles I’ve written on specific steps to follow Facebook ad policy rather than these generic-ass statements. I love Jon Loomer’s content – and he’s great for learning Facebook tips – well John’s expert advice on why Facebook restricts your ad spending is also relevant to ad policies. If you’re on the radar, Facebook ups CPC costs and limits ad spend too.
So, what specific policies apply to your business? You better find out if you want to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
When it comes to account authenticity Facebook wants to make sure the government name on your ID or Driver’s License is the same as the Facebook profile. Matching this does help, as a small step towards trying to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account.
Ever had someone on your Business Manager get shut down elsewhere, on another Business Manager, and have the Facebook bots follow that one person back to your Business Manager and shut it down?
Even if your Business Manager WAS compliant?
Ouch. Facebook started tracking / stalking advertisers who got shut down on 1 Business Manager and then assuming guilt by association.
Violating networks or associations is Facebook’s policy to automatically assume if someone has a Facebook ban, anyone they are connected to on Facebook is by default, also a bad actor. It’s BS, I know, but that’s their policy and it affects how easy it is to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account or not.
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If you haven’t had a chance yet, read my break down of Common Facebook Ad Policy Violations [Explained]
But, beyond that, let me just say, don’t lose hope in Facebook ads. Yes, the Apple I0S update was a fiasco for Facebook advertisers, and the removal of 3rd party cookies from Chrome in the near future will require some pivots to continue to be successful.
Even so, in 2023, the potential total audience that could be reached by Facebook ads was 1.98 billion and is only increasing this year.
So, it really becomes a matter of just fine tuning your Facebook compliance skills to continue raking in that dough from ad profits without having to remove a restriction on a Facebook ad account. If you do have a restricted ad account, you’ll want to look into appeals – which can be hit or miss without my guidance – so here are some tips.
How to appeal advertising restrictions
So, the dumbasses like SocialSurge Marketing that just copy and paste Facebook’s verbatim copy on their policies page are copying this text from Meta:
“If you believe your Business Account, ad account, Page or user account was incorrectly restricted, you may be able to request a review of the decision in Account Quality.”
Your best bet to appeal advertising restrictions if your ad account is restricted, is to audit your funnel first. Identify why you were shut down, which part of your funnel triggered it, then appeal to a person on Facebook ad support chat, not request review.
Speaking of which:
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Request a review
Request a review
More less-than-wise advice from Facebook:
“If your account is restricted due to a policy violation, you may be able to request a review.”
That’s like asking the original evil Terminator to review John Connor as he is hunting Connor.
Now – I’m not saying that it won’t ever work. About 1 percent of people who request review, DO get their accounts back. But, the odds are not in your favor given Facebook’s reliance on automations that don’t get human context.
Learn more
Are you ready to stop second guessing Facebook bans and stop sitting on the edge of your seat worrying about shut downs? You definitely won’t find those answers from Facebook or taking a Coursera marketing course.
Even if you spent a week reading Facebook’s Ad Policies you’d still be at risk of a shut down simply because there are a 1000 more flags than you are actually told about.
Yet the machines still scan your ads according to these invisible Facebook ad policies.
BUT – don’t miss out on an opportunity to never have to get flagged again. I’ve worked in ads, tech and project management at Facebook and can help.
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:
Remove a Restriction on a Facebook Ad Account Solution
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Ad Account Restricted Facebook 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.
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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.
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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.
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