If your Facebook account has been disabled, you can try to appeal the decision by following the instructions provided by Facebook. If the appeal is successful, your account will be reinstated. However, if your account remains disabled, you will not be able to use it or create a new account using the same details or IP address.
Creating a new Facebook account using the same IP address and mobile phone number as your disabled account is against Facebook's policies and could result in the new account being disabled as well. It's important to understand that Facebook does not allow users to have multiple accounts, and attempting to create a new account after being disabled can be seen as a violation of their policies.
It's also worth noting that the Facebook Marketplace is only available to users who have a Facebook account in good standing, and violating Facebook's policies can result in restrictions or permanent loss of access to the platform. If your account has been disabled, it's best to wait for the review process to be completed before attempting to use Facebook or create a new account.
Some tips for not getting your account banned:
1. don't add a lot of promotional links.add 1 or 2 a day
2.Use your real name and personal information when setting up your account. Don't use fake names or information, as this can be seen as a violation of the platform's policies.
3. don't add a lot of friends.use people you may know to add quality friends for facebook algorithm.
4. Buying fake followers or engagement is a violation of most social media platform's policies. It can result in your account being flagged and even permanently banned.