Discount advertising

[Communication Speciali]

Has anyone here ever heard of discount advertising?

Simply put, when you spend a budget of $10k / day, you only need to pay $6k - $7k to that advertiser. A delicious cake for advertisers with large budgets.

But this service provider will create advertising campaigns for you, because they are Invoice accounts with large credit limits.

 

[Deleted member 173106]

Yes they usually use fake/edited docs to get it approved and spend the amount then leave that account without paying.

 

[charman]

It involves using high credit limit accounts to obtain discounts on advertising spend. Some providers employ risky methods that could violate platform policies.

 

[roydan]

Never heared of it in the way you describe it (pay 7 for traffic worth 10), but I often get that type of offers directly from Meta in exchange for using a certain feature, some times just to keep running above a certain threshold.
It comes as credit, though, not as a discount.

 

[Groot Agency]

It is possible to do this, and your bm must have a credit button.

 

[RichMedusa]

The only related thing I've ever heard was spending and not paying anything if you have a high threshold

 

[GHSAgency]

Its new, need more infor about this

 

[BM Nolimit 2500]

That is generally called discount advertising, there are usually many ways to do it. From invoice accounts, from accounts that they Bot get from other users, from algorithms to not pay for Facebook.

 

[Neway Marketing Agency]

I have heard of this issue it has accounts that are used like this with accounts that have large credit limits Facebook can refund a percentage back to the owner

 

[Albert Meraki Agency]

This is a form of "discounted ad spend" , usually using an Invoiced Ad Account with a high credit limit. You spend $10,000 but only pay $6,000-$7,000, the difference is the supplier's profit. This method is suitable for large budgets but requires a reputable source to avoid risks from Meta.

 

[milo123123]

I have heard about discount advertising but from account providers, you can advertise cheaply but the account will not last long

 

[Alex drimar]

you can advertise cheap but the account won't last long, facebook can refund a percentage to the owner

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Has anyone here ever heard of discount advertising?

Simply put, when you spend a budget of $10k / day, you only need to pay $6k - $7k to that advertiser. A delicious cake for advertisers with large budgets.

But this service provider will create advertising campaigns for you, because they are Invoice accounts with large credit limits.

Those kind of business carry a lot of risks. And there are a lot of scammers doing this as well.

 

[sang23]

You can advertise cheaply but the account won't last long

 

[Tissot Agency]

Discount advertising, there are many ways to do it. From invoice accounts, from algorithms to not pay for Facebook.

 

[badboylose]

Has anyone here ever heard of discount advertising?

Simply put, when you spend a budget of $10k / day, you only need to pay $6k - $7k to that advertiser. A delicious cake for advertisers with large budgets.

But this service provider will create advertising campaigns for you, because they are Invoice accounts with large credit limits.

There are many ways to use an invoiced advertising account with a high credit limit. This method is suitable for large budgets but requires a reputable source to avoid risks from Meta.

 

[HyperNova Ads Agency]

The core of this system relies on access to advertising accounts that are billed on an invoice basis, rather than through immediate credit card charges. These accounts are typically granted to large, established businesses with a proven track record of ad spending. They often come with very high credit limits.

 

[seosmith13]

Interested

 

[Retracra]

This system uses invoice-based advertising accounts, typically given to large, established businesses with high ad spending and credit limits.

 

[Media Mikenco Agency]

This system relies on access to advertising accounts that are billed for on invoice, rather than through credit card charges. These accounts are typically granted to large businesses. Often come with very high credit limits.