Facebook Ads Account Blocked?

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Have you had your Facebook Ads account blocked? It has always been difficult to get your ads approved on Facebook. You have gotten used to it. But one day you find out that your entire advertising account has been blocked. And this is where the real problems can begin.

At some point, every advertiser faces the problem of having their advertising account disabled. It’s so common on Facebook that it’s become a serious obstacle for people who are just considering starting to advertise on the channel.

And it finally happened to you. Your Facebook ad colombia number dataset was banned, even though you followed all the strict rules and policies (or not?).

Why did Facebook disable your ad account? What can you do to restore it? How can you prevent this from happening in the future? Find answers to these and other questions in the following sections.

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Why can't you access your advertising account?
First of all, we need to clarify that there are two reasons why an advertiser can lose the Facebook Ads Account blocked in Facebook Ads Manager:

The advertiser's personal account is blocked;
The ad account itself was banned.
Let's look at each problem in more detail.
Personal account closed
While the first reason is more common, the last one can be critical to your advertising campaigns and become the final point in your relationship with Facebook.

Before blocking your ad account, Facebook pauses all ads until you restore access and can manage your campaigns again. However, if your personal account is removed from the platform, your ads will still be active and running. Facebook will continue to spend your budget, and there is no way for you to log in to your account, optimize recently launched campaigns, and pause those that are wasting your money.

Of course, other team members may also have access to your Business Manager, but it’s not uncommon for all of your accounts to appear to be deactivated as well – this is exactly what happened to James van Elswyk, an affiliate marketing guru, and his team.

All you can do to resolve the issue is to fill out this form and wait for the Facebook team to review and approve your application.


Ad account ban
These days, ad account bans seem to be happening more frequently and rarely have any clear reason behind them. When your business account is blocked, your ads will stop running and you’ll get a message similar to this:


The worst part about ad account blocking is that it happens without warning. One day, it seems like all your campaigns are frozen and your business or client won’t be generating leads or sales from Facebook for an indefinite period.

If you put all your eggs in one basket and Facebook is the only platform you trust, the consequences can be scary. But don’t panic, we know how it was fixed.