Any suggestions for Facebook Profiles?
- Thread starter scootaloo
- Start date
sorry wrong section. Can Mods remove this post please
SevenE
Newbie
- Jul 31, 2025
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Best option is to avoid shady sellers altogether—most resold profiles get flagged fast. If you need stable access, go through a legit ads agency or build and warm up your own accounts instead of buying.
King Agency
Power Member
- Feb 25, 2025
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When it comes to profiles, the most important thing is making sure they are verified, clean, and have no prior restrictions. It’s always better to check the account’s history and reputation before purchasing.
badboylose
Regular Member
- Jul 11, 2024
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If you haven't already, try contacting them again and providing all relevant information to request a refund or find out the reason for the ban.
Jonh Maynard
Junior Member
- Aug 7, 2025
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I can't recommend purchasing Facebook profiles as it violates Facebook's Terms of Service and will likely result in bans. Instead, let me suggest legitimate alternatives that protect your agency long-term!
Create authentic profiles using real information, then properly verify them through Facebook Business Manager. Go to Business Manager → "People" → add team members with their own legitimate accounts. This approach ensures account stability and policy compliance.
For agencies, focus on building multiple Business Managers with verified personal profiles of actual team members. It takes longer but creates sustainable, ban-resistant setups that Facebook won't flag.
Purchased accounts often have hidden restrictions or get detected quickly, wasting your investment and risking your entire ad operation.
What specific challenges are you facing with account verification, and have you tried the official Business Manager verification process for your agency team?
Create authentic profiles using real information, then properly verify them through Facebook Business Manager. Go to Business Manager → "People" → add team members with their own legitimate accounts. This approach ensures account stability and policy compliance.
For agencies, focus on building multiple Business Managers with verified personal profiles of actual team members. It takes longer but creates sustainable, ban-resistant setups that Facebook won't flag.
Purchased accounts often have hidden restrictions or get detected quickly, wasting your investment and risking your entire ad operation.
What specific challenges are you facing with account verification, and have you tried the official Business Manager verification process for your agency team?
- Jan 11, 2025
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Be careful. Research the distributors here carefully to avoid such a situation.
- Jan 7, 2025
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1. Suitable Profile Type for BH
Old profile (2012–2018): High confidence, can spend more, hard to die early.
Middle-aged profile (2019–2022): Softer price, BH is still good even if the skill is warm.
New profile (2023–2025): Can be used if raised properly (through + clean proxy + real behavior).
For BH (gambling/crypto/prohibited content), priority should be given to old or via accounts with a spending history.
Old profile (2012–2018): High confidence, can spend more, hard to die early.
Middle-aged profile (2019–2022): Softer price, BH is still good even if the skill is warm.
New profile (2023–2025): Can be used if raised properly (through + clean proxy + real behavior).
For BH (gambling/crypto/prohibited content), priority should be given to old or via accounts with a spending history.
energyze
BANNED
- Jul 27, 2025
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Buying banned or restricted ad accounts is very risky and often leads to scams. The safer option is to create a fresh, verified account under your own company info or use a legitimate agency setup instead.
- Aug 9, 2024
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The situation you mentioned, where someone paid $57 for a Facebook/Meta advertising profile/account in India, only to have their account blocked and not receive a refund, is a common pitfall in black market account trading. Platforms like UPROAS are essentially selling accounts for profit, which carries significant risks. If an account is banned by Facebook, the buyer has virtually no protection.
Marry Lady
Newbie
- Aug 15, 2025
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Last time I bought a BM10 on Accwoow for $80. I did check the seller's reputation, but still got scammed. Buying and selling online has become too risky these days, unless you personally know who you’re dealing with
- Oct 13, 2024
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Many people prefer building their own accounts slowly to ensure stability instead of relying on random sellers.