They won the appeal in 9 days — the account was already worthless

They won the appeal in 9 days — the account was already worthless

Hot take: An advertiser got wrongly suspended, fought it, and won — reinstated after 9 days with an apology. By then the campaign's seasonal window had closed and the ad account's learning data was wiped. Estimated $50k in lost momentum on a ban that was officially "a mistake."

The appeal "worked" and they still lost everything. Process-as-punishment, where being right doesn't refund the damage.

A justice system where winning costs as much as losing isn't justice. It's attrition. Agree? Fight me in the comments.