Would you agree to discounted top-ups for Facebook and Google ad accounts?

Discounted top-ups usually come from risky or unofficial billing sources, which is why the balance expires. Many people avoid them because they can lead to sudden account bans. If you’re running long-term ads, it’s safer to use official top-ups only. The small discount often isn’t worth losing the whole account.
 
Discounted top-ups usually come from risky or unofficial billing sources, which is why the balance expires. Many people avoid them because they can lead to sudden account bans. If you’re running long-term ads, it’s safer to use official top-ups only. The small discount often isn’t worth losing the whole account.
Some accounts that engage in illegal traffic boosting only need to boost traffic for two or three days, which makes them very valuable.
 
In reality, the high discount top up channels you see, as far as I know, are often not official channels. Facebook and Google usually only offer promotional codes to new accounts or through partners. These cheap external top up services carry a very high risk of account permanent suspension due to the use of illicit funds or violations of payment policies. You should prioritize using your personal Visa/Mastercard or topping up through reputable e wallets like MoMo to ensure long term safety
 
Discounted top-ups usually come from risky or unofficial billing sources, which is why the balance expires. Many people avoid them because they can lead to sudden account bans. If you’re running long-term ads, it’s safer to use official top-ups only. The small discount often isn’t worth losing the whole account.
This, too much risk involved
 
Reduced-rate top-ups are typically associated with unofficial or high-risk billing practices, which may lead to the expiration or removal of account balances. As a result, many users choose to avoid them due to the possibility of sudden account suspension. For long-term advertising efforts, it is advisable to rely exclusively on authorized top-up methods, as the limited savings do not justify the potential loss of the account.
 
I've seen many people selling fish products or grinding powder use this recharge method because the accounts themselves are prone to problems. However, for people who need to use their accounts long-term, this kind of discounted recharge is indeed not cost-effective.
 
Does the expiration depend more on the platform policy or the specific top-up channel being used?


Also, have you noticed whether unused balance gets fully removed after expiry, or is there any partial retention in some cases?
 
Yes, it will result in your account being banned, and the account can only be used for two days. It is not suitable for long-term advertising accounts.
 
Absolutely I'd be down for discounted ad top-ups, but seriously, an expiration date on my cash? That's a major vibe killer, gotta plan that spend super carefully.
 
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honestly for white hat campaigns this stuff doesnt really make sense. ive barely ever seen these discounted topups myself, kinda curious to see what the offer actualy looks like tho
 
Is not worth to use these discounted topup because are not official discount created by facebook and google but some 3rd party offer those and that mean the billing methods used by those are at least questionable and this can lead to account suspension when you think all works good will come the surprise
 
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