Wyzgy239
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- May 20, 2010
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Those 2 at the top are baiting.
Seems like someone is trying to run a sales thread here. The conversation is just too convenient...
Those 2 at the top are baiting.
Hey Mark...could you help me understand some best uses for these SP BMs?
I'm assuming you are creating pages/groups not associated with your actual personal account to post/run ads, right? So are you creating/buying a fake personal account to use for just the lifespan/spend limit of each BM? If so, how do you get to/log in to the BMs?
If you are burning the spend up and then abandoning with no ad payment involved...how are you selling? Don't get me wrong I'm cool with spending 1000 to leverage 2500 of adspend...all day and twice on Sunday. But can't they just trace back through the ads ran to the store/cart where sales were made and therefore to the payment processor too? Are those set up as disposable just for the life of the BM too?
Seems I could just be missing the point so I hope you will shed some light for me. Or maybe you could point me to somewhere I can learn more? Or pm if you are concerned about visiblity of your answer.
Thx. BP
Just write to channel administrators. My experience was very simple - I wrote my email, paid BTC and after a while an invitation came to the email to enter BM. Immediately after logging in to BM, I deleted other administrators. That's all.How can we book that BM ? Do we need proxy to access to its BM ? Do we need to pay extra fee for tranfering money ?
Just write to channel administrators. My experience was very simple - I wrote my email, paid BTC and after a while an invitation came to the email to enter BM. Immediately after logging in to BM, I deleted other administrators. That's all.
Can you explain a little more? Whom to buy from?I do not buy accounts (it is always a SCAM). I buy access to Facebook Business Manager.
This is Invoice Acc.But i remember very for creat Invoice Acc nowFew people know, that Facebook has such an interesting official option.
Large advertisers can be invited to set up monthly invoicing as a more flexible way to pay for their Facebook ads. You'll receive monthly invoices for what your accounts spend in a month, and then you'll have 30 days to pay them from the day they're issued.
You may be eligible to apply for monthly invoicing if it meets some initial requirements. In most cases, these requirements include, but aren't limited to:
Having a Facebook Account Representative.
Spending a minimum of $10,000 USD a month in each of the last 3 months.
If you meet these requirements, ask your Facebook Account Representative about applying for monthly invoicing. (Facebook Account Representatives are assigned proactively. Currently, there is no process for advertisers to request a personal Account Manager. If it's determined your account would benefit from additional account management resources, Facebook'll reach out to you directly).
may I know were you buy your account, mate?depends on seller, mate
too many scammers in this business. I know only one. People who provide really working accounts never advertise their services)))
mate, where you buy access to business manager?I do not buy accounts (it is always a SCAM). I buy access to Facebook Business Manager.
may I know were you buy your account, mate?
mate, where you buy access to business manager?
If you want to buy ad account, please post it in "Want to Buy" section with your contract details. You will find some seller there.may I know were you buy your account, mate?
mate, where you buy access to business manager?
i have access to what is called a credit line - i got this through running my ads through an agency that has some agreement with facebook. The agency creates a special ad account for you on their Business Manager and then you get shared access to it from your BM. So basically in payment settings you do not have a credit card - it just says credit line. And at the end of the month the agency sends my company an invoice. I know there are several ad agencies that can offer this. Mine charges me 10% of ad spend - but they also help with ad creation and campaign management, etc... But this function is great and really helps with cashflow of the company
yes,it is right.That is invoice accFew people know, that Facebook has such an interesting official option.
Large advertisers can be invited to set up monthly invoicing as a more flexible way to pay for their Facebook ads. You'll receive monthly invoices for what your accounts spend in a month, and then you'll have 30 days to pay them from the day they're issued.
You may be eligible to apply for monthly invoicing if it meets some initial requirements. In most cases, these requirements include, but aren't limited to:
Having a Facebook Account Representative.
Spending a minimum of $10,000 USD a month in each of the last 3 months.
If you meet these requirements, ask your Facebook Account Representative about applying for monthly invoicing. (Facebook Account Representatives are assigned proactively. Currently, there is no process for advertisers to request a personal Account Manager. If it's determined your account would benefit from additional account management resources, Facebook'll reach out to you directly).