Guides

Why Fan Pages Get Disabled During Transfers Moving a fan page between accounts looks simple in theory: detach from one Business Manager, attach to another. In practice, it's where most pages die. Facebook flags the transfer as suspicious activity, especially if the page has ad history or high spend…
01.10.2026
Transferring a reklamniy kabinet (ad account) from one Business Manager to another is a routine operation for arbitrageurs working with multiple accounts or scaling their campaigns. The process is straightforward if you follow the right steps and understand what happens at each stage. Why You Might…
01.10.2026
Two-factor authentication protects your Google Ads account from unauthorized access. If someone gets your password, they still can't log in without the second verification step. For arbitrage work, this is critical—a compromised account means lost campaigns, stolen budgets, and months of rebuilding…
01.10.2026
When you buy residential proxies, you're picking an IP address tied to a real location. That location matters. The geo you choose affects how Facebook sees your account, whether your ads run smoothly, and how much heat you draw from the platform. Residential proxies come from real home networks in…
01.10.2026
FB autoregs are cheap and fresh, but they're also fragile. New accounts start with zero trust, and the platform watches them closely. Most beginners treat auto-regs like aged accounts—and that's where things fall apart. The account gets disabled before it even starts working, or it burns out after a…
01.10.2026
Fanvue is a creator platform where content makers build audiences and monetize directly. When you buy a Fanvue subscription through our shop, you're getting access to an active account with existing infrastructure. This saves months of building from scratch. The subscription includes the account…
01.10.2026
A dirty mobile proxy kills your campaign before it starts. If the IP has a history of spam, abuse, or fraud, Facebook and Google will flag it instantly. Your ads get rejected, your account gets limited, or worse — you burn through budget on a dead link. Checking proxies upfront saves you time and…
01.10.2026
Short answer: it depends on the account's history and your risk tolerance. A fresh Business Manager with zero activity looks suspicious to the platform. But warming it up doesn't guarantee success either — it's about reducing flags, not eliminating them. What Warming Actually Does Warming means…
01.10.2026
Understanding the Verification Request Google Ads accounts sometimes trigger identity verification checks. This happens when the platform needs to confirm you're the legitimate account owner before you can continue running campaigns. It's not a ban—it's a security measure, and it's temporary. The…
01.10.2026
When you're running multiple ad accounts, the platform tracks your device fingerprint alongside your IP. Even if you rotate IPs, Facebook and Google can still link accounts together through browser data: screen resolution, fonts, plugins, timezone, language settings. That's where an antidetect…
01.10.2026