Tips and things to consider when buying a facebook ads acc?

[1Night]

Hi everyone,

I currently have a personal Facebook Ads account, but it’s limited to $50 per day in ad spend, which is making it hard to scale my campaigns. I've been looking into the option of buying a pre-existing 250$ dsl Facebook Ads account, but I don’t fully understand how it works or what I should be careful about.

Here are a few questions I have:

• How does purchasing a Facebook Ads account typically work?
• Do you have to use proxies or vps or if it was created from a spanish ip there is no need (I am from spain)?
• Are there any common scams or red flags to be aware of?
• What should I check in terms of the account’s history, spending limit, bans...etc?
• What is the avg price for a 250$ dsl acc?

If there’s anything important I should consider that I haven’t asked about, please let me know or If anyone can offer tips, I'd really appreciate your insights!

Thanks in advance for your help!

 

[Trox Agency]

- Works as normal as any account
- Yes, should be used
- There are many tricks, but you have to experience it yourself, the only reminder is not to trust anyone too much
- Should you check, the red bill should not be bought, the green bill should be considered.
- Subject to market fluctuations

 

[1Night]

- Works as normal as any account
- Yes, should be used
- There are many tricks, but you have to experience it yourself, the only reminder is not to trust anyone too much
- Should you check, the red bill should not be bought, the green bill should be considered.
- Subject to market fluctuations

• For the first question, I meant: what’s the process for buying an account? Like, do I pay, and then you give me the login credentials? Do I need to change anything besides the password and email? Do I have to use a cookie or a specific user-agent or anything like that? Not sure.
• I get that the market can fluctuate, but it wouldn’t change so much that the value swings a lot, right?
  
  For example, what would the price be for an account created with a Spanish IP between 2010 and 2020, with a $250 DSL plan and green billed?

Btw, thanks for taking the time to answer my questions

 

[QTrex786]

I had the same issue but i just kept paying the billing till it reached 50usd and now i have 500usd spend

 

[1Night]

I had the same issue but i just kept paying the billing till it reached 50usd and now i have 500usd spend

Did you have to set the company information or something else (like 2fa idk) in order to pass the $50 limit or just keep paying?

 

[QTrex786]

Did you have to set the company information or something else (like 2fa idk) in order to pass the $50 limit or just keep paying?

nah bro just keep paying. make sure you let it automatically take the payment, avoid manual payments.

 

[Manas Marketing Agency]

It will be difficult to answer exactly, you can access "social media" and find a reputable agent to be able to answer the problems you encounter, they are very enthusiastic. and be careful with some fake agents

 

[1Night]

nah bro just keep paying. make sure you let it automatically take the payment, avoid manual payments.

I've spent a few hundred already, but I'll keep spending to see if I can get the limits raised.

 

[1Night]

It will be difficult to answer exactly, you can access "social media" and find a reputable agent to be able to answer the problems you encounter, they are very enthusiastic. and be careful with some fake agents

I've been looking around, but I noticed that all the services are agency account rentals. I'm still in the product testing phase, and I just need a DSL $250 account. I have seen in your profile that you are also selling your services, could you help me with this matter?

 

[Visande]

Check account history like:

• Spending limit: Confirm the current ad spend limit, which should be at least $250.
• Bans/suspensions: Check for any history of account bans or policy violations.
• Ad history: Look at previous campaigns to ensure they are legitimate and not flagged for policy violations.

 

[Winddyvn17]

• How It Works: Sellers provide account access; secure it with 2FA and change credentials after purchase.
• Proxies or VPS: Not needed if the account's IP matches your location (Spain).
• Scams/Red Flags: Avoid sellers who won’t share history, accounts with bans, or unrealistically low prices.
• What to Check: Verify spending history, $250 limit, absence of bans, and billing compatibility.
• Average Price: Typically $100–$200 for a $250 DSL account.
• Other Considerations: Choose aged accounts, have a backup plan, and buy from reputable sellers.

 

[RFT Marketing Agency]

The problem you are having, I have a piece of advice for you, go to "social networks" and find a reputable dealer to be able to solve the problems you are having, they are very enthusiastic. And be careful with some fake dealers