Does anyone rent out Facebook ad accounts?
- Thread starter lisaiop
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lisaiop
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- Oct 11, 2025
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My current accounts have a daily spending limit of 1000, and I can't exceed that. I need unlimited spending.
Dragon Tia7
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- Oct 18, 2025
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At that spending level, its probably better to work directly with meta and use an account under your own business.
contesthelper3
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- May 11, 2026
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If you're spending that much, I'd avoid renting someone else's ad account. It creates trust, security, and ownership issues, and you could lose access at any time. It's usually better to work with Meta to increase your spending limits or use agency-managed accounts if they fit your business.
lisaiop
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- Oct 11, 2025
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But I posted content that violated regulations.
Dragon Tia7
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True but that mistake pretty much ruled out that option for me.
bily199z
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- Jun 6, 2026
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With a budget of around thirty thousand dollars per day, you absolutely shouldn't touch any dubious accounts, otherwise you'll lose your money and suffer consequences. The best way is to contact official authorized Facebook agents directly to open a business account. As long as your product is legitimate and you have all the necessary business licenses, the system will automatically grant you an unlimited spending limit.
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You can check the marketplace or post in the hire a freelancer section (because I think you need many accounts like this). The hire a freelancer section is here: https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/hire-a-freelancer.76/
jiroxys101
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- Jun 28, 2015
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You might have posted in the wrong topic. If you have a genuine need, please go to the Account Selling section on the forum . There are many reputable partners there. Only look for partners whose posts have been approved by the admin and have undergone admin review.
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For such a large budget, you should consider a Facebook issued advertising account with a high credit limit that allows users to spend now and pay later. This type of account is very suitable for you
Brick_Wolf889
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If your product/ad break the fb rules you shouldnt use your own account. Try in hire a freelancer or want to buy to rent or buy more fb accounts where you can rent and split the campaign between these accounts just to be safe
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I see your spending is big, your product is BH or WH?
a few days ago, facebook scanned a lot of accs, with such a large spending, if you have a big backup accs, you can still use your own.
a few days ago, facebook scanned a lot of accs, with such a large spending, if you have a big backup accs, you can still use your own.
PhantomBerry
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- Jun 22, 2026
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Some people use agency accounts for bigger campaigns, but make sure the provider is trustworthy and the terms are clear before moving budget there.
NeonCactus
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- Apr 30, 2026
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For big budgets, many advertisers prefer agency accounts because they usually come with more support and better management options.
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with a $30k/day budget, personal accounts or regular BMs will definitely get wrecked by spending limits and threshold checkpoints. at this level, you pretty much have to run fb agency accounts (rental fees usually range from 3% to 8%), which come uncapped out of the box. make sure to choose a solid agency that offers instant replacements if an account gets disabled, along with full infrastructure (warmed profiles, proxies, aged pages) so your high-budget scaling isn't interrupted
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with large budget like this, I guess you are running BH.
and you shouldn't use only 1 acc, you should you many accs to distribute the risks.
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