Which type of account is stable?

I am currently using verified BM50 accounts with high spending history for my clients; I find them to perform better than BM2k5 accounts lately.
 
Yes, the BM2500 is currently quite weak. I think using the BM3 would be better and cheaper, so it would be more effective.
 
Yes, the BM2500 is currently quite weak. I think using the BM3 would be better and cheaper, so it would be more effective.
BM3 is being scanned quite a lot

I am currently using verified BM50 accounts with high spending history for my clients; I find them to perform better than BM2k5 accounts lately.
Is the account stable, and how much does it cost?
 
What type of advertising account are people using lately? I've noticed my BM2500 has been quite weak recently.
Do you have any advice for me?
If you are running high-budget or sensitive campaigns, renting agency ad accounts with dedicated support and replacement guarantees is usually the safest option to avoid unexpected bans and maintain continuous spending.
 
If even BM2500 is considered weak, then you should prioritize accounts with a clean spending history, stable payment methods, and full Business Verification, rather than just looking at the BM limit.
 
Right now, I haven't found a better option than BM. I find it not only stable but also widely used, easy to acquire, and easy to manage.
 
I'm using my BM 2500 account and it's working quite well. Although some accounts were recently scanned, it's now functioning normally.
 
A BM's spending limit doesn't determine whether it gets better priority or is of higher quality than other BM. What really matters is its activity history and spending record
by the way, I've switched to BM3/ BM5 verified business because they're cheaper while still delivering the performance I expected
 
Currently, the BM2500 is very weak and expensive, so I use the BM3 which is more stable and cheaper.
 
I am still using BM accounts. I haven't used personal accounts for a long time, but I remembered it's not too good.
 
What type of advertising account are people using lately? I've noticed my BM2500 has been quite weak recently.
Do you have any advice for me?
I do not think that the type of account is the determining factor at all. I have en countered cases where high limit accounts have failed, while older accounts with regular spending history has performed exceptionially well. Account stability comes with account reputation, regular payments, and the management of the campaigns and not the hunt for the highest BM. The limit looks impressive on paper but not much else.
 
What type of advertising account are people using lately? I've noticed my BM2500 has been quite weak recently.
Do you have any advice for me?
What i have found out is that most people attribute account problems to the account type while they are really attributed to account history. accounts that have been warmed up slowly with stable billing, gradual spend increase, and no frequent changes will live longer compared to those account that are always being pushed right away. Stability, therefore, appears to be a result of the way accounts are handled rather than their type.
 
Using long-established Business Manager (BM) accounts is generally better than using recently scanned accounts, as Meta has been scanning a large number of accounts. Preparing a large number of accounts is necessary.
 
If you're running a large budget, contact brokers to rent an account. Management fees (3–5%) are much cheaper, but there's a risk of BM2500 failure and hard cash flow.
 
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