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There’s no trick — Marketplace limits are account-specific, based on age, history, buyer interactions, and trust signals. New or low-activity personal accounts often get capped at 1 listing, while seasoned sellers earn higher daily limits over time.

Solid take especially the points on margins and over-trusting Ads Manager data; that’s where most accounts quietly die. Facebook still works, but only when the business model + trust + measurement are built for today’s reality, not 2018.

902 and XMDT are seller-defined labels, not official Facebook account types — they usually just imply “aged” or “tested” accounts, nothing more. What actually matters today is usage history, consistency, and how the account is operated, not the name or year. What’s your main goal with these...

Framing it as consulting/diagnostics sets the right expectations and protects both sides. Adding clear deliverables, success criteria, and refund boundaries helps justify higher pricing without guarantees.

There’s no real secret — those posts usually come from aged/warmed Pages, pushed as Reels, and get strong early engagement signals (comments, watch time), sometimes coordinated off-platform. Brand-new Pages posting images almost never get recommendation reach, no matter the volume.

What converts best lately is Facebook as a funnel, not a closer — ads or content pull people into Messenger/WhatsApp, email, or retargeting, where trust is built. Brands seeing consistent sales usually combine strong offer + native video + retargeting, not traffic alone.

Yeah, that’s a real pattern people have noticed — Facebook often gives temporary “re-activation” exposure to dormant accounts to see if they’ll stick around again. It usually fades fast unless the posts get strong engagement signals.

There’s no guaranteed free ad credit in Germany — Meta only gives targeted or invite-only credits, usually shown directly inside Ads Manager or via official email. Occasionally, partners (e-commerce or website platforms) bundle credits, but public coupons are mostly gone.

Are you selling locally or online, and are you planning organic posts or paid ads?

Yes, it can happen again — new accounts are closely monitored, and a sudden spike in friend requests or activity often triggers automated checks. Keep things slow: accept/add friends gradually, avoid spammy behavior or outbound links, and let the account age naturally for a few weeks.

From what people report lately: finance/medical convert best in Tier-1 GEOs (US, CA, AU, UK) with higher CPC but better lead quality, while crypto often sees cheaper CPC in LATAM/SEA but weaker CVR and more policy friction. Results vary a lot by compliance and funnel, so broad numbers don’t mean...

You’re not wrong — Meta has clearly shifted harder toward AI-driven broad delivery, which makes performance feel random when signals are weak or mixed. Warming accounts, keeping spend stable, and refreshing creatives helps mainly because it gives the algorithm cleaner data, not because there’s a...

Many advertisers find Meta’s AI video tools helpful for quick variations and fresh hooks, especially if you’re short on editing resources, but the quality and performance still depend heavily on your script and visuals. It’s worth exploring as a supplement, not a replacement for custom creative.

It can still work, but Meta is much stricter now — personal accounts that act like business funnels (mass invites, repetitive posting) get throttled or flagged faster than before. Focusing on real engagement in niche Groups and value-based posts tends to hold up better than purely “growth...

Yes — Facebook usually blocks most VoIP/virtual numbers from receiving verification codes, because they’re often abused for spam or ban-evading accounts.

Yes, this happens a lot — Meta often blocks payment methods due to risk signals even if the account itself is fine (billing mismatch, card history, country issues). The usual fix is adding a new card that matches account country exactly or switching payment type

In 2026, Facebook targeting works best with broad audiences + strong creatives, letting Meta’s AI optimize delivery instead of heavy interest stacking. Focus on conversion signals, clean tracking (Pixel/CAPI), and frequent creative refresh, not micro-targeting.

There’s no guaranteed way around bans — what you’re seeing usually comes from risk signals stacking (new or mismatched BMs, sudden high spend, geo/billing inconsistencies, and policy sensitivity around auto ads).

Yeah, most experienced buyers do look at the HIVA score because it correlates with spend stability and how hard you can push, not just the headline limit. BM2500 without decent trust is still fragile if you scale too fast.

Yes, we’re seeing the same — fresh personals and new BMs often get delivery throttled despite approval, while aged, clean accounts spend normally. It usually eases after account aging, small consistent spend, and clean billing history, and it hits personals harder than established BMs.