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I was recently banned from Facebook Ads for "Suspicious Payment Activity". I have no idea how this happened as I was using my real Facebook profile, with all my real information and debit card to fund my account. I always paid my balance on time and never got any emails from Facebook warning me about anything. In the email telling me my ad manager was disabled, they said, "this decision is final." I find this very weird that they would not say anything about why this happened. So the bottom line is: Does anyone have a solution for me? Thanks a lot guys! |
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Does anyone have a solution for me?
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| Cpa Mastermind War Room Member Join Date: Sep 2010 Location: United Kingdom
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hey did you contact facebook advertising team about it. if you ask them, they should be able to tell you why the banned your account. This is the first time i heard some one getting banned from facebook ads.
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| Advanced Warrior War Room Member Join Date: May 2009 Location: Pyrenees
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I have heard of others. I think one person did manage to resolve the situation by talking to a support desk. If it happens on Google forget it. |
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| Yes, I contacted them but they said they can't give details due to their terms or something like that.
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You need to be proactive about it and communicate with them diplomatically. If you explain your view and situation as per what you've mentioned in your post, then I'm sure there would be opportunity for a reevaluation of their current decision. Communication without malice will work for you, and keeping a level head and a polite tone will win you points. I'm not talking about crawling and begging, but it always pays to tread very carefully and take the lower seat when presenting this sort of situation. Just a few thoughts. Good luck! |
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It's weird, because I was banned for "Suspicious Payment Activity." If anyone has a "secret" solution to this, I'm willing to pay them! | |
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FB can be a bitch when it comes to this kind of stuff. About 4 months ago they banned a ton of people for advertising certain offers (Flirt and BeNaughty apps). This is a bit different as they are talking about payment activity. In my experience this happens for a number of reasons (though this could be due to something I've not seen). The biggest reason is their interpretation of your payment source. Meaning, if you have a card you are using that has a name that does not match the name you entered on your account or doesn't match the location/region, they will flag this. This has been the biggest cause of these that I've seen. Were you using a credit card with a different name (i.e. spouse's card, etc)? You can try to contact them and instead of asking for the reason, explain this situation if this is the case. If that doesn't work you can always setup another account. You'll need to a different IP address, clear the browser cache, cookies, everything, and a new credit card from a different person/name. You could also use virtual credit cards, etc. Hope this helps, and good luck! |
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Interesting that everything lined up with the names, addresses, etc, that is the case many times but obviously not here. I'll do some digging, but it sounds like creating a new account under a different name might be your best bet. Do you have any family or anyone who'd be willing to let you do this on their account/card? | |
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that happened to me either. i opened new profile, no friends and nothing ("ad account") and entered my card etc, and opened ad. after less then a day i got this message either. i emailed them, they mssged me back pretty fast and gave them the info they asked, i dont remember what it was but not too much. thats it. |
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I made a new account solely for Ads, and a day later they banned that account for making a "fake account". I'm truly tired of this. Help me! | |
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I've never had a problem opening a new advertising account with the same CC and name. I have 3 of them. ![]() Facebook must be getting really bad with that stuff these days. They are starting to remind me a lot of Google. |
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| Senior Warrior Member War Room Member Join Date: Jun 2009 Location: United States
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Yes Facebook is going to be the new Adwords...and by this I mean direct linking and affiliate promotion will soon die.
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Anyone else have an answer for me?
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Yes, they are going to be Nazi Try talk to them and at the same time try to get another account. |
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| AdCopyAssault.com War Room Member Join Date: Apr 2010 Location: USA
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| Here's your answer: Sign up for a new account under a different IP address and email. I'd use another credit card too, or get a new debit card you can load money onto. If that doesn't work, then you'll have to get trickier. I seriously think that should work though. |
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They don;t even respond to my emails! | |
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open a new account, this time use paypal, FB can't track down your debit/credit card though PP system. And if you are serious about it, rent a PO box and try another different address. Right now I have like 4 addresses available and I can switch them whenever I like also, don't bother to talk to them again, their decision is final, and that's it, nothing else to change. |
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I read the guidelines and honestly thought I was abiding by them. Apparently not. Yesterday my two ad accounts were disabled. I set up a bunch of ads yesterday to promote a webinar and they were disapproved. At first I couldn't find a way to edit these ads, so in the end I just created one new ad to see if it would go through, and...wham... The frustrating part is not knowing what my wrongdoing is in the eyes of FB, and consequently I cannot learn or improve upon my experience. If somehow I had already sinned in the eyes of the FB Inquisition, then why in Google's name did they approve my earlier ads in the first place? And if yesterday's ads triggered the ban, well actually it were six variations from one ad, the only difference being the target interest. At one point I got the same message as the thread starter about "suspicious activity", which keeps me in total darkness too. So anyway, bummer! I'll have to look into the new IP solution, there's always a way to get a new account I'm sure, but like with the Google slap (still waiting for that one) since I'm not allowed to learn and improve I will probably start worrying about making the same mistakes. Maybe someone who really knows what he's doing should start a screening service... |
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Facebook seems to train their people poorly. I ran the same ad in three countries with no problem. The 4th country came back disapproved for 3 different reasons (all invalid:excuses like it's digital delivery so how do we know you gave it to them)
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There may be someone tell Facebook that you cheated on him by some evidence. Just a guess. ^_^! |
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Your account was not suspended for "Suspicious Payment Activity". Your account was suspended because your ads violated their TOS on several occasions. For some reason when you go to check your ad manager, you receive "suspicious payment activity" error. I know from my personal experience! |
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I want to ask how to advertise difacebook way because I was always a facebook account banned, I am using vcc, here is an ad that has a trick to escape advertising facebook
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I wrote a long, courteous email to FB requesting they reinstate my account. I'll keep all posted, but I'm pretty certain, I'll be going the 'alternate' IP/email/PP route. | |
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Simple. Make new facebook. |
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