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sandraeula said:

There are both advantages and disadvantages comparing purchasing and renting accounts. To make it short, if you know what you are doing then buying is a good option. However, you cannot always count on FB automation as they can restrict and ban completely fine ads. If you prefer convenience and do not want to waste time dealing with FB support when your ad accounts get disabled I recommend renting from Exiscale. This was you always have backup ad accounts.

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sandraeula said:

btw, if you mention my name and say that you saw this from BHW, you can ask for a discount from Exiscale. Cheers!!

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sandraeula said:

btw, if you mention my name and say that you saw this from BHW, you can ask for a discount from Exiscale. Cheers!!

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Cesar_M said:

Can I also join this discount train if I mention that I spoke with you though BHW?

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Estrada25 said:

After weeks of decision making, we finally bought a Facebook account with a clean slate, hoping it would be a golden ticket to bypassing the usual advertising hurdles. Excitedly, we launched a new ad campaign, watching the engagement numbers climb as hoped. However, the joy was short-lived; just a few days later, the account was abruptly disabled. I contacted the seller, but there's no refund, other than buy more. Any suggestions?

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