Renting service from "AGENCIES" problem!

Tommy Jame

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I hope that this thread will attract them like the thread of a member wanna find a service)
Our team went through the agencies and wondered why they always charge money while depositing. When calculating money based on spending and when depositing, it is completely different. When we got to $500k we discovered how big it was :) lol)
 
Have you added the service fee (5-10%)?
The amount you transfer = the money you spend + service fee
 
Have you added the service fee (5-10%)?
The amount you transfer = the money you spend + service fee
I know! But when i transfered 10k it's $500 fee. But when i transfer 10500 it's $525 so i thought it's really dumb formular
 
You must make this clear to the agent from the beginning
And we're very comfortable with that, customers can charge whatever formula they want
 
I know! But when i transfered 10k it's $500 fee. But when i transfer 10500 it's $525 so i thought it's really dumb formular
This is annoying, but this is your mistake, because the fee is taken from the amount you deposit, not from your ads budget.
If you deposit 10K, you can spend 9.5K. If you want to spend 10K, you have to reverse calculate it. 10,000/0.95=10,526.32
 
When you deposit 10k, the budget you are allowed to spend on the advertising campaign is $9,5k if the service fee is 5%
 
When you deposit 10k, the budget you are allowed to spend on the advertising campaign is $9,5k if the service fee is 5%
Haha it's problem. when i spend 9k5 how much is it fee? It should be 475 sir!
ALL THE "AGENCIES" TOLD THEY CALCULATE THE FEE ON SPENDING
 
This is annoying, but this is your mistake, because the fee is taken from the amount you deposit, not from your ads budget.
If you deposit 10K, you can spend 9.5K. If you want to spend 10K, you have to reverse calculate it. 10,000/0.95=10,526.32
Hmmm yah it's maybe my mistake to not check the policies(
 
Hmmm yah it's maybe my mistake to not check the policies(
It's not just their policy, it's stated very clearly in every thread that that I saw.

You just made a calculus mistake. You divided the wrong thing.

You're fine.
 
Have you added a service fee (5-10%)?
The amount you transfer = the amount you spend + service fee. However, for my side, we will fully accept that. It depends on how you do your trading to optimize your benefits and profits.
 
Find reputable agents, they will only charge you the agreed percentage and there will be no additional costs.
 
Tôi biết! Nhưng khi tôi chuyển 10k thì phí là 500$. Nhưng khi tôi chuyển 10500 thì nó là $525 nên tôi nghĩ đó là công thức thực sự ngu ngốc
that might not be correct dude, when you transfer 10500$ 5% fee = 500$ fee + 10000$ spending, and when you transfer 10000$ = 476$ fee + 9523$ spending
This is the most accurate recipe dude!
 
I hope that this thread will attract them like the thread of a member wanna find a service)
Our team went through the agencies and wondered why they always charge money while depositing. When calculating money based on spending and when depositing, it is completely different. When we got to $500k we discovered how big it was :) lol)
The problem lies in the advertising account the agency provides you with, what currency does that advertising account carry?

If the account is in USD currency, you will deposit the correct amount + service fee.

There are many agents that provide customers with accounts in different currencies and then convert them to USD, which increases your spending budget.

But besides that, accounts with other currencies will be less likely to be checked by Facebook than USD and EUR currencies, which will help your ads perform better.
 
It's not just their policy, it's stated very clearly in every thread that that I saw.

You just made a calculus mistake. You divided the wrong thing.

You're fine.


Hmmm so srry, it seems like my brain isn't working very well these days haha.

Let's try to calculate a bit:
As they charge fees based on the amount spent. I want to spend 10,000 USD with a fee of 5%, how much will I total

And also when I deposit $10,500 how much will they charge 5% of the deposit. That and the problem I'm trying to solve. Of course it's not a huge amount but almost all "agencies" are worth charging money on deposit which is the problem here
 
that might not be correct dude, when you transfer 10500$ 5% fee = 500$ fee + 10000$ spending, and when you transfer 10000$ = 476$ fee + 9523$ spending
This is the most accurate recipe dude!
So the agency will calculate the fee on deposit not on spending right?
 
I hope that this thread will attract them like the thread of a member wanna find a service)
Our team went through the agencies and wondered why they always charge money while depositing. When calculating money based on spending and when depositing, it is completely different. When we got to $500k we discovered how big it was :) lol)
I know an agency that can explain patiently for you about their policy if you wonder whatever anythinggg, feel so comfortable he
 
I hope that this thread will attract them like the thread of a member wanna find a service)
Our team went through the agencies and wondered why they always charge money while depositing. When calculating money based on spending and when depositing, it is completely different. When we got to $500k we discovered how big it was :) lol)
We usually deduct fees based on the customer's spending, not directly on the amount the customer has sent
 
We usually deduct fees based on the customer's spending, not directly on the amount the customer has sent
Yah it's problem, you already saw it. Keep it up and your service will grow up
 
Hmmm so srry, it seems like my brain isn't working very well these days haha.

Let's try to calculate a bit:
As they charge fees based on the amount spent. I want to spend 10,000 USD with a fee of 5%, how much will I total

And also when I deposit $10,500 how much will they charge 5% of the deposit. That and the problem I'm trying to solve. Of course it's not a huge amount but almost all "agencies" are worth charging money on deposit which is the problem here
So in these cases the question is different (from a calculus standpoint). You're asking how much can you spend, given that you can only spend 95% of what you deposit.

In the first situation, if you want to spend 10k (that stands for 95% of your deposit amount), we're trying to find the number that 10k is 95% of. 10000/0.95=10526.32.

When you deposit 10500 they charge 525, because this stands for 5% of your deposit.
You got confused because you wanted to add the fee they'd charge for 10k, but you didn't consider that the amount you deposited grew bigger, too.
 
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