My facebook agency account keeps getting banned, how do i know its an agency account and not access to a random account?

with Fb currently cracking down hard on accounts, any type of account is at risk of being locked
simply having an account to keep campaigns running is a good thing right now :D
 
Most accounts are currently facing constant lockdowns, but BM2500 accounts are more stable.
 
Company accounts originate from a Business Manager (BM) and differ from personal accounts; once you purchase an account, it belongs to you, so why would you be forced to spend?
 
Oh, this is a topic that will interest a lot of people, my friend.
Right now, Meta is cracking down on many major sources of resources and significantly degrading their quality. I don't think it's just an account-level issue anymore.
 
I've been running ads for peptides for over a year now. Which industries is everyone in and experiencing issues? Anyone in gaming? crypto? etc?
 
I've been running ads for peptides for over a year now. Which industries is everyone in and experiencing issues? Anyone in gaming? crypto? etc?
I’m running slots campaigns, and account bans have been pretty severe lately. Other than BM2500, which is an option, I often run into issues with BM2500 not spending.
 
Hey G, had a question for you, the guy u was buying agency account from, 2 of his accounts have gotten disabled right away… so I am pretty sure he’s not giving a good account. All the agency accounts I have talked to need a budget of 300$/day etc that is something I don’t wanna do rn as this is a new project and I want to slowly climb the ad spend… what do u suggest,
How should I approach this?

Also, how do i choose the right agency accounts, what red flags to look for? any help is appreciated
I think you should start slowly, especially since this is a new project. If a provider requires a minimum daily spend of $300 right from the get-go, it probably doesn't align with how you want to manage your budget.

Instead of focusing solely on price or minimum spend requirements, I would carefully examine the account history, the source of the accounts, and the refund or support policies in the event of account suspension; I would also check if they offer a trial account with a smaller budget.
 
I think you should start slowly, especially since this is a new project. If a provider requires a minimum daily spend of $300 right from the get-go, it probably doesn't align with how you want to manage your budget.

Instead of focusing solely on price or minimum spend requirements, I would carefully examine the account history, the source of the accounts, and the refund or support policies in the event of account suspension; I would also check if they offer a trial account with a smaller budget.
thank you very much
 
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