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[Estrada25]

After weeks of decision making, we finally bought a Facebook account with a clean slate, hoping it would be a golden ticket to bypassing the usual advertising hurdles. Excitedly, we launched a new ad campaign, watching the engagement numbers climb as hoped. However, the joy was short-lived; just a few days later, the account was abruptly disabled. I contacted the seller, but there's no refund, other than buy more. Any suggestions?

 

[sam.hunt0710]

Depends upon your niche , if you are running ads in GH niche you will be needing constant supply of accounts . As sooner or later your account will go suspended.

 

[Misa Elia]

You can rent advertising accounts from agencies. When the account has problems, support will be replaced with another account.

 

[DJPaulyD]

After weeks of decision making, we finally bought a Facebook account with a clean slate, hoping it would be a golden ticket to bypassing the usual advertising hurdles. Excitedly, we launched a new ad campaign, watching the engagement numbers climb as hoped. However, the joy was short-lived; just a few days later, the account was abruptly disabled. I contacted the seller, but there's no refund, other than buy more. Any suggestions?

What happens if you try to make your own account?

 

[anniesaratz]

After weeks of decision making, we finally bought a Facebook account with a clean slate, hoping it would be a golden ticket to bypassing the usual advertising hurdles. Excitedly, we launched a new ad campaign, watching the engagement numbers climb as hoped. However, the joy was short-lived; just a few days later, the account was abruptly disabled. I contacted the seller, but there's no refund, other than buy more. Any suggestions?

Buying more accounts should not be the solution here when you can rent accounts from services that can quickly provide you with new ones, ensuring your ads are ready to go. Look up ExiScale, I would say their service appears promising.

 

[OtmaneRj]

What process are you following for warming up the accounts you buy?

 

[MRDon7]

Next time

1. Warm up before you start running ads
2. Start slow with your daily ad budget
3. Follow Facebook Ads policies

 

[VCC ROYAL]

After weeks of decision making, we finally bought a Facebook account with a clean slate, hoping it would be a golden ticket to bypassing the usual advertising hurdles. Excitedly, we launched a new ad campaign, watching the engagement numbers climb as hoped. However, the joy was short-lived; just a few days later, the account was abruptly disabled. I contacted the seller, but there's no refund, other than buy more. Any suggestions?

I would suggest you to grow audience organically Nd more people in interact. Work on your campaigns Be alert in market learn the ropes and best wishes . Sky is limit.

 

[Flowwer]

a good account and support team will give you convincing solutions

 

[Moon Marketing Agency]

Recently Facebook has been scanning quite a few dead accounts. I think you should find some reputable agencies to avoid wasting a lot of time and money. they also have a lot of experience that can help make campaigns and accounts better

 

[anniesaratz]

What process are you following for warming up the accounts you buy?

What is the disadvantage of buying Facebook accounts compared to renting one?

 

[Cryus Media]

When you buy an account, you need to ask the seller what the account warranty is like.

 

[tuongpm20]

You can rent an advertising account, then you don't need to worry about the account. If the account is disabled, the lessor will immediately give you a new account
If you need to rent an advertising account, you can contact me

 

[Estrada25]

When you buy an account, you need to ask the seller what the account warranty is like.

That was a mistake, I should've asked. Do you know what warranty agencies usually provides so I have a comparison? Not sure I want to buy again though

 

[DrPowerR]

Why was it disabled? Can you tell us the reason? Maybe it can still be appealed.

 

[sandraeula]

After weeks of decision making, we finally bought a Facebook account with a clean slate, hoping it would be a golden ticket to bypassing the usual advertising hurdles. Excitedly, we launched a new ad campaign, watching the engagement numbers climb as hoped. However, the joy was short-lived; just a few days later, the account was abruptly disabled. I contacted the seller, but there's no refund, other than buy more. Any suggestions?

There are both advantages and disadvantages comparing purchasing and renting accounts. To make it short, if you know what you are doing then buying is a good option. However, you cannot always count on FB automation as they can restrict and ban completely fine ads. If you prefer convenience and do not want to waste time dealing with FB support when your ad accounts get disabled I recommend renting from Exiscale. This was you always have backup ad accounts.

 

[MR_Dragon_Agency]

Depending on your campaign will determine how long the account will last. But Facebook often has sweeps, account deletion is almost inevitable.
I think you should run on multiple accounts or account tax, ask the accounts that have spent

If you need to rent an account, go to this section, there are many companies for you to choose from.
https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/social-media.200/

 

[VanlamAGC]

You should try to appeal to Facebook to see if the account will come back. If not, then leave it and try renting an ads account. It is inevitable that the account will be disabled when running black ads, but when renting an account, the agency will change the account for free when the account is disabled or encounters other problems.

 

[inative]

Actually i'm using agency that found here in BHW and works well

 

[Lazada Jr]

You can go through the appeal process to have Facebook review your ad account. If your ad complies with our policies, it will be reopened shortly.