I’m thinking of buying it to try out, but I’m not sure what it’s like—I’d like to ask those here who have already tried it.
I am using this type of ad account. These are ad accounts created via a Business Manager (BM); they are new accounts that only remain functional for a few days before Facebook flags or disables them.
This clearly shows that this account is very weak and unstable, and it is extremely cheap.
What I mean is, there’s a new type of "unlimited" account that has recently emerged—is it any good, and have you tried it out yet?
That’s right; I bought a few Business Managers (BMs) with this type of account yesterday to test them out, but the BMs are very prone to getting disabled, and the accounts won’t allow for a spend of more than $100.
Are you referring to an account with no spending limit?
If the "nolimit" account you are referring to is one created manually via a "nolimit" BM, then it can be used. Accounts created using tricks cannot last long, as Facebook updates its algorithms on a daily basis.
What I mean here is an unlimited number of accounts, generated using an algorithm.
i would rather focus on how such accounts are created than on the no limits spending policy.without proper authorization, the whole account and all the ads' data may get deleted in an instant.has anybody tried one out for some months without encounttering any limitations?
