Over the weekend I had a debt relief ad hit by the community standards algorithm thinking the ad is trying to scam people. They restricted my profile and now I can't create ads or unpause existing ads The weird thing is it seems to be a different front-end algorithm that flagged this because nothing in my ad accounts is actually marked or rejected. Then my business manager says I've been restricted since Feb 23rd even though I was just making ads Friday... Seems like it's all glitched. I'm trying to get in touch with support to fix this, but we all know how bad they are. How would you guys go about safely adding more profiles to your BM in this scenario? My wife's account is in there now, but I'm worried about getting totally locked out if something happens to her account and I can't get in touch with a decent support agent.

Previously I haven't liked using the RingbaConversion event for testing because there never seems to be enough data flow at low budgets. I've always just optimized for the click to call off my lander (as a Contact event), and that's still the event I go after in my testing ABO. But for the scaling CBO, sometimes I see a problem where a creative gets clicks to call for $5 but they convert like crap. Meanwhile there's a creative in the CBO that gets calls for $10 so it never gets spend But the calls from that creative convert great and it's actually way more profitable than the one getting calls in at $5 So I was thinking maybe optimizing for the click to call on my CBO's isn't a good idea, and instead I should optimize for converted calls even though there would be less data flow. What events do you guys have the most profitability with at scale? Any help or advice on this is super appreciated!

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I'm currently running a pay per call offer for spanish debt and they only have agents available to take calls between 11am-10pm EST. I turn my ads off at the adset level when they are not open for taking inbounds outside of these hours. My question is, does turning the ads off outside of these hours and then turning back on during the hours of operation affecting the learning algorithm that Facebook has? If so, how would this be handled at the media buying level? Any experience or advice would be appreciated, thanks!