Is it worth renting a low-cost account?

That's right, we should focus on service quality, not too much on cheap fees. Many of my customers have hesitated about that but they all come back to us after a period of time.
 
What do you think when there are currently many account rental providers with cheap fees of 3%-5%?
I will explain to everyone here why their fees are cheap and if sub-renters need to rent cheap fees, is it worth it?
- Firstly, their accounts are accounts with no spending history and those accounts are made by Tut Trick which are very weak and often die unexpectedly.
- Second, that account's currency is always VND, so there are no fees to the bank like accounts whose currency is USD and they will eat the difference in conversion fees from VND to USD.
- Third, they receive cheap fees so they can break the $900 threshold and not pay Facebook and they will replace the customer's account, making the customer's campaign always expensive and never effective.
That's why you should look for reputable rental service providers, don't just because the percentage is a little cheaper makes your customer's campaign always a lot more expensive and ineffective.
- Low or cheap cost is not too important, the important thing is that the account is suitable for the campaign and brings good results for both sides.
- Besides, support from the advertising service rental agency is indispensable, if everything is good and suitable, I think the cost is no longer too important.
 
What do you think when there are currently many account rental providers with cheap fees of 3%-5%?
I will explain to everyone here why their fees are cheap and if sub-renters need to rent cheap fees, is it worth it?
- Firstly, their accounts are accounts with no spending history and those accounts are made by Tut Trick which are very weak and often die unexpectedly.
- Second, that account's currency is always VND, so there are no fees to the bank like accounts whose currency is USD and they will eat the difference in conversion fees from VND to USD.
- Third, they receive cheap fees so they can break the $900 threshold and not pay Facebook and they will replace the customer's account, making the customer's campaign always expensive and never effective.
That's why you should look for reputable rental service providers, don't just because the percentage is a little cheaper makes your customer's campaign always a lot more expensive and ineffective.
Very true, many new accounts have been deactivated, wasting a lot of time optimizing the campaign
 
If you are on a budget, a low-cost account may be a good option. But this requires a reputable rental service provider.
 
There are still advertisers who rent with low fees and use USD as payment method, they will make profit from other things.
 
There is a lot of competition among dealers, check out the dealers and make your decision.
 
What do you think when there are currently many account rental providers with cheap fees of 3%-5%?
I will explain to everyone here why their fees are cheap and if sub-renters need to rent cheap fees, is it worth it?
- Firstly, their accounts are accounts with no spending history and those accounts are made by Tut Trick which are very weak and often die unexpectedly.
- Second, that account's currency is always VND, so there are no fees to the bank like accounts whose currency is USD and they will eat the difference in conversion fees from VND to USD.
- Third, they receive cheap fees so they can break the $900 threshold and not pay Facebook and they will replace the customer's account, making the customer's campaign always expensive and never effective.
That's why you should look for reputable rental service providers, don't just because the percentage is a little cheaper makes your customer's campaign always a lot more expensive and ineffective.
Very interesting.
 
Don’t generalize all of them like that, my friend. Customers achieve those low fees because they have very high spending budgets. Nowadays, there are many agencies, making competitive pricing inevitable. Many agencies offer low costs but are extremely reputable, particularly with an excellent customer care team to retain clients. And the effectiveness also depends on the targeting of the campaign.
 
Exactly bro, I have some customers who after refusing our fee, after a few days they come back to use the service haha
 
If you don't want to rent cheap and have a weak account, you can buy them.
What do you think when there are currently many account rental providers with cheap fees of 3%-5%?
I will explain to everyone here why their fees are cheap and if sub-renters need to rent cheap fees, is it worth it?
- Firstly, their accounts are accounts with no spending history and those accounts are made by Tut Trick which are very weak and often die unexpectedly.
- Second, that account's currency is always VND, so there are no fees to the bank like accounts whose currency is USD and they will eat the difference in conversion fees from VND to USD.
- Third, they receive cheap fees so they can break the $900 threshold and not pay Facebook and they will replace the customer's account, making the customer's campaign always expensive and never effective.
That's why you should look for reputable rental service providers, don't just because the percentage is a little cheaper makes your customer's campaign always a lot more expensive and ineffective.
 
What do you think when there are currently many account rental providers with cheap fees of 3%-5%?
I will explain to everyone here why their fees are cheap and if sub-renters need to rent cheap fees, is it worth it?
- Firstly, their accounts are accounts with no spending history and those accounts are made by Tut Trick which are very weak and often die unexpectedly.
- Second, that account's currency is always VND, so there are no fees to the bank like accounts whose currency is USD and they will eat the difference in conversion fees from VND to USD.
- Third, they receive cheap fees so they can break the $900 threshold and not pay Facebook and they will replace the customer's account, making the customer's campaign always expensive and never effective.
That's why you should look for reputable rental service providers, don't just because the percentage is a little cheaper makes your customer's campaign always a lot more expensive and ineffective.
it will be suitable for black runners in my simple understanding. For example, if you run Forex, customers ask you to give them 100 accounts, but when you get 80 accounts, they all die. In my opinion, people charging such fees is completely normal. Simply understand that there are people who care more about the number of accounts than "quality", because they know their products will cause many accounts to die. Even when running a budget of around $350k, the customer's requested fee is only 2%. So are such parties really ok? Please share more
 
What do you think when there are currently many account rental providers with cheap fees of 3%-5%?
I will explain to everyone here why their fees are cheap and if sub-renters need to rent cheap fees, is it worth it?
- Firstly, their accounts are accounts with no spending history and those accounts are made by Tut Trick which are very weak and often die unexpectedly.
- Second, that account's currency is always VND, so there are no fees to the bank like accounts whose currency is USD and they will eat the difference in conversion fees from VND to USD.
- Third, they receive cheap fees so they can break the $900 threshold and not pay Facebook and they will replace the customer's account, making the customer's campaign always expensive and never effective.
That's why you should look for reputable rental service providers, don't just because the percentage is a little cheaper makes your customer's campaign always a lot more expensive and ineffective.
if you want to use a cheap account to save costs, just rent it, otherwise you can buy an account to be more independent.

Is the product you sell 100% clean? If you run the black product, your account will be pretty much disabled. That is the biggest risk when you buy an account without renting an account. As for fees, it's up to you. Single supplier, convenient to buy and sell
 
Affordable/ low-cost doesn't always mean low quality. Although there may be reasons why you're not spending as much for the account, it's best to see if the profit margin agrees with your long-term.
 
Not really, my friend. There are companies that rent low fees, but you have to spend a lot to get that price. But if you run 100$/day haha, you will never get that fee because I also spend a lot to get a cheap fee.
 
There are customers who spend 100-200$ but demand low fees :)) Low allowance in case you have to spend a lot, then the suppliers will let you set that price. Not being sure is not good because there will be requirements
 
The important thing is do you find someone reputable? Find the right person and spend money, you will see the right fit
 
Maybe I have to show this article of yours to my clients. They always compare that there is a unit that offers very cheap fees. but if I apply that fee, I will completely lose money
 
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