Renting/Buying FB ad accounts

[LukasK]

Hello everyone, recently my ad account got restricted for no reason. I’m thinking about renting/buying Facebook ad account. I will only be running simple product white hat ads.

Can you please share your expierences/advices before buying/renting an account? What is the most important thing to look for? Which option is better renting or buying? What kind of account I should look for white hat ads? How much I should be paying? Maybe you can reccomend some services you have used before and was statisfied. Any advice would help. Have a productive day!

 

[King Garry]

if you have experience then buy is best, if you don't have experience, rent an account it will be better way, it save you account cost

 

[Shushan Mono Agency]

if your account is not good enough please do so

 

[PlanB Ads]

If you do not have much experience, you can think of renting an account. It saves you time and money

 

[enesmertc]

Renting accounts should be a cost-effective way to improve yourself and run ads. As for the prices, there are many sellers at the Marketplace and pricing is not very consistent.

 

[LukasK]

Renting accounts should be a cost-effective way to improve yourself and run ads. As for the prices, there are many sellers at the Marketplace and pricing is not very consistent.

I'm not a big spender. Mostly I do like a 100 dollars a day. Probably purchasing would be a better deal, but I'm afraid the the account will get banned and the investment will go to nothing. Currently renting with unlimited replacements sounds like a better option for me. I have seen account renting service for 200 Dollars a month. Is this a reasonable price? Maybe it's too high or maybe it's too low and I will get low quality account?

 

[enesmertc]

I'm not a big spender. Mostly I do like a 100 dollars a day. Probably purchasing would be a better deal, but I'm afraid the the account will get banned and the investment will go to nothing. Currently renting with unlimited replacements sounds like a better option for me. I have seen account renting service for 200 Dollars a month. Is this a reasonable price? Maybe it's too high or maybe it's too low and I will get low quality account?

Unlimited replacements sound great. Personally I farm and advertise on my own accounts and cannot say anything precise about the quality you would get for 200$. But you can think of it this way if the ratio of what you think you're going to get out of your job to what you're going to pay for an account satisfies you, paying 200$ should not be a problem. You can search the marketplace and read reviews about the sellers. Do not be afraid to try different ones. Since there is no better learning tool than trial and error. At the and I am sure that you will find the most suitable seller for you.

 

[Mr. Thai]

My advice to you is to rent an account. It will save you a lot of money

 

[wmeltonwriting984]

Hello everyone, recently my ad account got restricted for no reason. I’m thinking about renting/buying Facebook ad account. I will only be running simple product white hat ads.

Can you please share your expierences/advices before buying/renting an account? What is the most important thing to look for? Which option is better renting or buying? What kind of account I should look for white hat ads? How much I should be paying? Maybe you can reccomend some services you have used before and was statisfied. Any advice would help. Have a productive day!

Absolutely no experience with this, but I would never rent anything like this. Too risky my brother. Buy, get that password, and change it immediately. There are probably some trustworthy renting services out there, but buy, buy, and buy.

You might wants something that's already established, but there is always the option of starting from the beginning and hiring a facebook ad expert, but there is still the matter of sharing your password and account. It would be fun, at least for me, to watch the progress grow from nothing to something. Sorry for the longwinded response. Trying to be as thorough as possible for someone with no experience in this matter. Good luck my fellow blackhatter!

 

[adconsult]

Renting an account is an exploration. You might need to review the seller's credibility to make sure

 

[Pothik]

What's problem if you open a new account and run your ads?

 

[enesmertc]

What's problem if you open a new account and run your ads?

Facebook may mark the account as untrustworthy and restrict it.