Reactivate Restricted Facebook Ad Account
Budget / Salary$30–250
TypeFreelance project
LocationRemote
Posted21 minutes ago
My Facebook ad account was suddenly restricted for “unusual activity or payment issue” after one of the recent charges failed. Because of that decline the entire account is locked, none of my campaigns can spend, and the Page itself is losing momentum. I have already reviewed the account, updated the card on file, and tried the standard “Confirm identity / Pay now” prompts, but nothing clears the flag.
I need someone who truly understands Facebook Business Manager, payment troubleshooting, and the appeal workflow to step in, identify exactly what Facebook is flagging, and walk the account all the way back to an active state so I can launch ads again.
What you’ll be tackling:
• Investigate the declined-payment notice and make sure the balance is settled or properly disputed.
• Check for any secondary triggers (unusual activity markers, IP/location mismatches, disabled assets) that might keep the restriction in place even after payment is resolved.
• Draft and submit the necessary appeal or chat support ticket in the correct language Facebook expects, including supporting screenshots or invoices if needed.
• Follow up until the restriction is fully lifted and campaigns can spend normally.
Final acceptance criteria: the ad account shows “Active,” I can create and publish ads without limits, and new charges process successfully.
If you have a proven track record of restoring restricted Facebook ad accounts—especially those locked for payment issues—let’s get started right away.
I need someone who truly understands Facebook Business Manager, payment troubleshooting, and the appeal workflow to step in, identify exactly what Facebook is flagging, and walk the account all the way back to an active state so I can launch ads again.
What you’ll be tackling:
• Investigate the declined-payment notice and make sure the balance is settled or properly disputed.
• Check for any secondary triggers (unusual activity markers, IP/location mismatches, disabled assets) that might keep the restriction in place even after payment is resolved.
• Draft and submit the necessary appeal or chat support ticket in the correct language Facebook expects, including supporting screenshots or invoices if needed.
• Follow up until the restriction is fully lifted and campaigns can spend normally.
Final acceptance criteria: the ad account shows “Active,” I can create and publish ads without limits, and new charges process successfully.
If you have a proven track record of restoring restricted Facebook ad accounts—especially those locked for payment issues—let’s get started right away.
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