About Twitter Ads offboarding
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Twitter Ads Policies
This policy applies to Twitter’s paid advertising products, which are Tweets, trends and accounts.
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This article describes the processes and principles that Twitter follows when removing advertisers from the Twitter Ads platform. We call this process “offboarding”, and we strive to make it as transparent and seamless as possible for everyone involved.
Why Twitter offboards advertisers
Twitter offboards advertisers when they use the Twitter Ads platform in a way that violates our policies. We encourage advertisers to be familiar with all our policies. Our policies include Twitter’s Ads Policies, available at twitter.com/adspolicy, the Twitter Rules, available at twitter.com/rules, and the Twitter Terms of Service, available at twitter.com/tos.
How Twitter offboards advertisers
When offboarding an account, Twitter halts all active Twitter Ads campaigns and prevents any further Twitter Ads campaigns from serving. Before doing so, when possible, Twitter may send an email message to an advertiser outlining the violation, along with any available steps to correct it. For more serious violations, we may immediately offboard an account without prior notification.
What offboarding does
Offboarded accounts are no longer able to promote their Tweets or Account on Twitter using Twitter’s Ads products.
Note: Being offboarded from Twitter Ads is not the same as being suspended from Twitter. It only applies to paid advertising. However, accounts that are offboarded may also be suspended from the service entirely if they violate the Twitter’s Terms of Service or Twitter Rules.
What to do if your account is offboarded
If your account is offboarded, you may not create new advertising accounts. If you need to contact Twitter after being offboarded, you should contact Twitter’s Advertising support team through the link that you see when you try to access ads.twitter.com, and not through our other channels. This helps us easily match your report to the ads account in question.
Related Resources
Have questions or feedback about something on this page?
If you are an advertiser whose account or Tweets are under review and you would like to check on the status or request an expedited review, please log in to ads.twitter.com and file a support ticket using the Help? button in the top right corner of your ads dashboard.
Learn more about blocking or dismissing ads by reading this article on “Reporting Twitter Ads”. To report an ad that is potentially violating these policies, use the Report an Ad form.
Using Twitter Ads Policy, the Twitter Rules and our Terms of Service, we will examine reported violations and take appropriate action.
If you are interested in advertising on Twitter and want to learn more, please visit business.twitter.com.