At this point I think you can choose to rent an advertising account for the following benefits:
Renting an account means you use the lessor's account for a period of time, but you do not fully own the account. After the rental period, you return the account to the provider.
When you buy an advertising account, you will fully manage the advertising account (active advertising, card-related errors, thresholds, spending limits). But if you rent an advertising account, there will be a team to support you 24/7 if you have any questions or problems with the advertising account, but you will have to use the lessor's card and pay a slightly higher rental fee.
so theres more reasons to rent than buy
You can simply set up an advertising campaign on someone else's account - the party that rented it to you
It's similar to purchasing an account, but instead of owning one, you rent it and gain access to additional services. If the account gets banned, the agent will provide a replacement or assist you in appealing. You pay a monthly rental fee, and as long as you're a good spender, you'll have unlimited accounts at your disposal.
When you rent an account, the provider will provide you with an account with a bank card, you will pay a fee according to the % of the amount spent. And when you rent an account, they will be responsible for supporting and handling immediately when there is a problem with the account.
If your skills are good enough and can bear all the costs when your account dies, then you can do it alone. You can work with agents, because they have many skills and experience from their own customers. They can assist you quickly
Renting an account means you will pay a portion of the advertising fee to the product provider, usually from 8 - 4% depending on your spending.
