Wind Agency - Facebook Ads
27.03.202509:27
Why Does Your Ad Account Get Disabled Right After Adding a Payment Method?
A common question:
“My account is brand new, I haven’t even run any ads. I just added a payment method—and boom, it got disabled!”
Many assume “Facebook randomly bans accounts”, or think it’s just bad luck. But the truth is… there’s a reason behind it.
Let’s Debunk the Myth – Why Does This Happen?
✅ 1. You're using a virtual or non-verified card
– Facebook detects non-authentic or suspicious cards, especially if the cardholder’s info doesn’t match the account.
– Result: Instant restriction due to risk of fraud.
✅ 2. You're logging in from an unstable IP address
– If you're adding payment from a public WiFi, foreign IP, or unfamiliar device, Facebook may flag it as suspicious behavior.
– It thinks someone might be hacking your account.
✅ 3. You add a card and immediately run high-budget ads
– On a fresh account with no spending history, this looks like spam or fraudulent activity.
– Facebook blocks it to protect users.
The Reality
Your account isn’t banned out of nowhere.
➡️ Facebook is protecting its system from fraud and misuse.
✅ Knowing the reasons helps you avoid the mistake next time.
️ How to Add a Payment Method Safely
✔️ Use a real, verified card that matches your identity
✔️ Add the card from a clean IP address or trusted VPS/Proxy
✔️ Don’t launch high-budget campaigns immediately—start small
✔️ Use a trust ad account if you plan to scale quickly
⌨ Contact: https://t.me/WindAgency_Adam
A common question:
“My account is brand new, I haven’t even run any ads. I just added a payment method—and boom, it got disabled!”
Many assume “Facebook randomly bans accounts”, or think it’s just bad luck. But the truth is… there’s a reason behind it.
Let’s Debunk the Myth – Why Does This Happen?
✅ 1. You're using a virtual or non-verified card
– Facebook detects non-authentic or suspicious cards, especially if the cardholder’s info doesn’t match the account.
– Result: Instant restriction due to risk of fraud.
✅ 2. You're logging in from an unstable IP address
– If you're adding payment from a public WiFi, foreign IP, or unfamiliar device, Facebook may flag it as suspicious behavior.
– It thinks someone might be hacking your account.
✅ 3. You add a card and immediately run high-budget ads
– On a fresh account with no spending history, this looks like spam or fraudulent activity.
– Facebook blocks it to protect users.
The Reality
Your account isn’t banned out of nowhere.
➡️ Facebook is protecting its system from fraud and misuse.
✅ Knowing the reasons helps you avoid the mistake next time.
️ How to Add a Payment Method Safely
✔️ Use a real, verified card that matches your identity
✔️ Add the card from a clean IP address or trusted VPS/Proxy
✔️ Don’t launch high-budget campaigns immediately—start small
✔️ Use a trust ad account if you plan to scale quickly
⌨ Contact: https://t.me/WindAgency_Adam
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