running 1k$ campaign on facebook for free

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anas hanine

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Hi

I hear some people running more than 1k$ ads on facebook without paying nothing completely for free

Is that possible ?
 
You need to ask it from him/her and tell us too
 
Does not seem to be possible. Something like this will get spread very fast.
 
yeah you can do it I don't know how to do it but surely you I have seen one of my brother use it to promote his black hat offers and he spends 5k$ a day. First you need to warm up accounts and do other things way complicated that it sounds
 
I heard this kind of stuff before, but its been fixed shortly after that.
 
you can do it with an old fb account verified + virtual cc charged with 10$ and launch campaign with 1k a day
when the campaign starts fb checks if its a real cc so they charge couple dollars on ur cc once its confirmed they let you run your ads freely maybe 1 week or so before charging you the total amount of ads but since its a virtual cc you wont pay anything :) but i think its patched now its an old method
 
worked before but not working anymore you late the party mate.
 
you can do it with an old fb account verified + virtual cc charged with 10$ and launch campaign with 1k a day
when the campaign starts fb checks if its a real cc so they charge couple dollars on ur cc once its confirmed they let you run your ads freely maybe 1 week or so before charging you the total amount of ads but since its a virtual cc you wont pay anything :) but i think its patched now its an old method



How To get Virtual CC? Can You Please Tell Me?
 
That's called prepaid ad accounts where FB give you "free money" to spend just to keep you further as customer. "Free" money is in quotes... that's because you have to spend i think $30k and apply for the prepaid status.
Just forgetaboutit! :)
 
You get a free "credit" on Facebook, so it's just about abusing it the best way possible.
 
Stolen credit cards and VCC's. I would advise you not to go that route. The risk to reward ratio is not worth it.
 
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