Why do rented Facebook ad accounts sometimes have reduced ba

[princemeraj]

I keep seeing people rent out Facebook ad accounts and they say the ban risk is way lower than with fresh ones. I've had my last two self-made accounts banned almost instantly, and it's driving me nuts. I'm real careful with my ads, nothing sketchy, but still get hit. So what's the deal? Are there tricks to these rented accounts? Is it something to do with their age, trust levels, or who owned them before? Should I try renting, or am I missing some secret sauce? Would appreciate any tips or recommendations from folks who've been down this road.

[chunleitired]

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[MichaelSavan]

I've faced the same blues with bans, and honestly, rented accounts can feel like a magic bullet. Older accounts seem to have that trust edge, like wearing a seasoned old leather jacket versus a brand-new one. Check out a facebook agency ad account from Capital Media Hub. They often offer benefits like higher spend limits and faster ad approvals, which can be a game-changer for ad stability.