The most common reasons
- Prohibited claims. "Lose weight in a week", "guaranteed income", medical effects — a direct route to rejection and a ban.
- The landing page doesn't match the ad. Platforms check where the ad leads. If the creative's promise and the page differ, it looks like deception.
- Sudden changes. A new account that spends a lot on day one or keeps swapping creatives looks suspicious.
- Payment issues. Declined payments and frequent card changes lower trust in the account.
Clean-work checklist
- Read the platform rules for your vertical — before launch, not after a rejection.
- The creative's promise = the landing page's promise.
- Ramp up a new account gradually: a small budget for the first days.
- One account — one person and one device. Don't share access or log into other people's accounts.
- Turn on two-factor protection for the ad account and your email.
- If an ad is rejected, fix the cause instead of trying to "get around" moderation.
We don't use moderation-bypass schemes and never ask buyers to. Clean work is slower in the first week, but accounts live longer — so setups earn longer.
If you do get banned
Don't immediately open a new account with the same creatives — first understand the reason from the platform's notice, fix it, and appeal if you think the ban is a mistake. During onboarding we go through situations like this together with your team lead.