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Hi guys. This may not be relevant to me at the moment as I am still a raw beginner with WA. I am just curious as this question was brought up by a fellow member in an internet
Hi Khy...
It is best to read through the terms of service for all social sites and really any site that you may be a member of. It can save a lot of headache later when something like this happens...
Without knowing the exact incident cited, it is hard to say what the violation may have been. There are a lot of things that can get you into trouble, most of them are prohibited for good reasons...
There is likely a procedure to go through to request reinstatement of the account, or maybe that person will just have to open a new account under a different name...
His misfortune can save a lot of others from getting into trouble, so it is nice that he is sharing what has happened to him. I have heard that having a business account is better for ads than a personal account....
Interesting world, this online marketing...always something new coming along, and rules constantly changing...Welcome aboard!
Dave : )
Hi Dave ,
Thanks for your warm welcome and wise advice. I will take note in the future and sometimes, you know, 'fine prints' are long and tricky and we get trapped :)
Ooof I know what you mean with fine print...My eyes are so bad I miss things even when they are in old people font hehe! Thanks for the follow too! Best of luck and have fun..You are in the right place with Wealthy Affiiate! Cheers! Dave : )
Hi Dave, thank you so much for believing in me. You have increased my confidence index! It is a steep learning curve as I am not tech savvy. Thank you again.
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What makes shutdown of facebook ads account?
Hi guys. This may not be relevant to me at the moment as I am still a raw beginner with WA. I am just curious as this question was brought up by a fellow member in an internet
Usually for spamming FB groups etc.
They can shut down your AD account sometimes when you have breached their policies, but you can usually get it reinstated if it's an honest mistake. Dave, below has given some good advice ;-)
Hi Khy...
It is best to read through the terms of service for all social sites and really any site that you may be a member of. It can save a lot of headache later when something like this happens...
Without knowing the exact incident cited, it is hard to say what the violation may have been. There are a lot of things that can get you into trouble, most of them are prohibited for good reasons...
There is likely a procedure to go through to request reinstatement of the account, or maybe that person will just have to open a new account under a different name...
His misfortune can save a lot of others from getting into trouble, so it is nice that he is sharing what has happened to him. I have heard that having a business account is better for ads than a personal account....
Interesting world, this online marketing...always something new coming along, and rules constantly changing...Welcome aboard!
Dave : )
Hi Dave ,
Thanks for your warm welcome and wise advice. I will take note in the future and sometimes, you know, 'fine prints' are long and tricky and we get trapped :)
Ooof I know what you mean with fine print...My eyes are so bad I miss things even when they are in old people font hehe! Thanks for the follow too! Best of luck and have fun..You are in the right place with Wealthy Affiiate! Cheers! Dave : )
Hi Dave, thank you so much for believing in me. You have increased my confidence index! It is a steep learning curve as I am not tech savvy. Thank you again.
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Usually for spamming FB groups etc.
They can shut down your AD account sometimes when you have breached their policies, but you can usually get it reinstated if it's an honest mistake. Dave, below has given some good advice ;-)
Thank you John!
Pleasure :-)