I've already tested Revolut, I'm going to use it again, I create accounts to sell and generally it's good to use 1 card per account so I need many
ah you're selling! That makes sense then.
If you Are using one card per account then I'd switch to a provider that offers more virtual cards That's usually the biggest limitation with Revolut at higher volumes
For legitimate Google Ads, use a business card or virtual cards from a trusted provider in your name. Constantly switching cards often leads to billing issues or account reviews.
So, I’d like to find one; I already use a Brazilian card company, but they usually provide me with 20 to 30 per week.
Thanks, friend, I'll test both.
That’s the one I use too, although I’m usually allowed 20 to 30 per week; recently, other options like m5contadigital have popped up. However, whenever I add these cards to my account, they ask for a $15 payment, and I’ve noticed this seems linked to the cards being low-quality. That’s why Pix doesn’t work for me right now; I sell accounts and use them myself—I only run them up to the $10 billing cycle and don't make the payment, so I wanted one that didn't require a payment.
What if you factored that expense into the cost of the accounts,? Wouldn't that be a more viable and simpler way to resolve the issue? For example, the accounts i purchased here in Brazil already included those costs, and i was aware that i paid a higher price because of it.
Yeah 20 to 30 cards per week sounds pretty limiting for your volume Hopefully you find a provider that can keep up with your daily needs
Hey! I’ve been using AdPayCards for Google Ads \ FB for a long time now. Gor paying for ads, its just perfect. You can create an unlimited number of virtual cards, pay with crypto, and just go about your business
Thanks, friend. I already use a few, but they always have limitations; I’d like one that doesn’t.
That's a great idea, my friend; I'll give it a try, though unfortunately, I'm already selling them pretty cheaply—at $10–$15 per account, documents included. I'll see what I can do.
Whatever provider you choose, try to use stable cards from trusted financial services. Constantly switching cards can sometimes create unnecessary payment issues.
