aged account sounds good

[Briseyda Arroyo]

I used to struggle with new Facebook accounts constantly getting restricted or disabled, which was frustrating and costly. Switching to aged accounts has made a huge difference for my ad campaigns. They’re more stable, less likely to get flagged, and great for scaling. I personally use Exiscale, and they’ve been amazing with reliable accounts and even offer unlimited replacements if needed. Highly recommend checking them out!

 

[Laika AGC]

Yes, old accounts are very strong and reputable, the flagging rate will be less than new accounts

 

[Wind Marketing Agency]

Yes. That's why old accounts are always preferred by agencies and advertisers

 

[Misa Elia]

Old accounts are often stronger and more reputable than new accounts. It helps reduce the rate of being flagged, payment errors, and account bans.

 

[Adshine]

That's right, the old account is working better because this account is less banned, although it's a bit more expensive but it's worth using.

 

[Alvin Fillone]

I used to struggle with new Facebook accounts constantly getting restricted or disabled, which was frustrating and costly. Switching to aged accounts has made a huge difference for my ad campaigns. They’re more stable, less likely to get flagged, and great for scaling. I personally use Exiscale, and they’ve been amazing with reliable accounts and even offer unlimited replacements if needed. Highly recommend checking them out!

Old accounts have a long history and have spent a lot on Facebook advertising, so they are stronger than new accounts. They have fewer restrictions, so people prefer to use them.

 

[back2form]

Yes, The Older accounts are less likely to be flagged as suspicious by algorithms, potentially leading to a higher reach and engagement.

 

[BUSINESS AGENCY]

That's why old spent accounts are worth so much more than new accounts.

 

[Rolling Thunderr]

yes, old account is always used by advertisers, because it is strong and less flagged

 

[XH agency]

I used to struggle with new Facebook accounts constantly getting restricted or disabled, which was frustrating and costly. Switching to aged accounts has made a huge difference for my ad campaigns. They’re more stable, less likely to get flagged, and great for scaling. I personally use Exiscale, and they’ve been amazing with reliable accounts and even offer unlimited replacements if needed. Highly recommend checking them out!

yes old account is better but , old account is not always available , not every agent has many old accounts

 

[Dynamic Agency]

I used to struggle with new Facebook accounts constantly getting restricted or disabled, which was frustrating and costly. Switching to aged accounts has made a huge difference for my ad campaigns. They’re more stable, less likely to get flagged, and great for scaling. I personally use Exiscale, and they’ve been amazing with reliable accounts and even offer unlimited replacements if needed. Highly recommend checking them out!

That's correct. Older accounts are less likely to be banned, which is why they are worth much more than new ones

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

Thank you for sharing your experience! Using an old Facebook account can indeed bring great advantages in avoiding restrictions and improving advertising campaign efficiency. Older accounts often have a better performance history, making it easier for Meta to trust.

 

[Joseph94]

I used to struggle with new Facebook accounts constantly getting restricted or disabled, which was frustrating and costly. Switching to aged accounts has made a huge difference for my ad campaigns. They’re more stable, less likely to get flagged, and great for scaling. I personally use Exiscale, and they’ve been amazing with reliable accounts and even offer unlimited replacements if needed. Highly recommend checking them out!

Recently the account has been more stable, but using the old advertising account will be more effective and safer

 

[thereseprice]

That's right, man. Obviously old accounts will be stronger and more stable than new accounts, but that doesn't mean the new account cannot be used. Anyway, using the old account is still best.

 

[New_Wind]

The old account has always been more stable and better than the new account.

 

[evebeatot]

Nowadays, renting accounts is becoming more popular because not only do you not need to worry about account problems, but you can also replace them when the account is banned or disabled.

 

[milo123123]

Thank you for sharing. The old account has a history of activity that builds trust with Facebook and is very strong.

 

[Dragon agency]

I used to struggle with new Facebook accounts constantly getting restricted or disabled, which was frustrating and costly. Switching to aged accounts has made a huge difference for my ad campaigns. They’re more stable, less likely to get flagged, and great for scaling. I personally use Exiscale, and they’ve been amazing with reliable accounts and even offer unlimited replacements if needed. Highly recommend checking them out!

a good decision, because the old account is very stable, and the account has a spending history, those are the accounts that are prioritized for use at this time.

 

[UL Digital]

Correctly！Aged accounts are stronger and more stable, creating and maintaining new account take a long time and can be easily banned.

 

[jackybenurse]

Oh yes. I found the same use from exiscale.