Building fresh registered accounts sounds good on paper, but Meta's automated checks tend to flag new setups the moment you try to scale spend. Starting off with established, pre-warmed agency or high-limit BMs saves you from getting stuck in low daily spending limits right out of the gate.
Aged accounts definitely hold up better against flags, but cheap ones usually come with dirty history or shared proxies. If you're buying aged, double-check the warm-up protocol and billing history first or Meta will lock it anyway.
yes getting from others is a gamble but if you are testing that route then check marketplace on here.
Marketplace is definitely the safest bet on BHW, but for grayhat/blackhat, buying accounts is only half the battle. If your setup (residential proxies, anti-detect browser, and page warming) isn't locked down, even the best marketplace BM will get disabled on your first ad launch.
Verified BMs definitely handle limits better, but Meta has been revoking green badges out of nowhere recently. Unless you're running on clean agency setups or high-limit BMs with solid backup admins, even verified accounts can drop overnight.
Renting or buying is definitely the way to go for aggressive niches, but the account type matters way more than just having one. If you're pushing blackhat/grayhat, plain purchased BMs usually die on the first scale attempt you need agency setups with active line-of-credit or high-limit history to survive the initial spend jumps.