An old account with a history of multiple payments will be considered more reputable and will also have the ability to spend more easily than a new ad account.Is an aged account better than a fresh account?
This example is very practical. Thanks bro.Of course, old accounts are better than new accounts. To use a simple analogy, would you rather do business with an old customer or with someone you don’t know or someone you just met? The answer is obvious.
Have you switched to your old account after reading some posts on this forum? Did it work well? When I looked at the sharing in the forum, I found that using an aged account was less risky, because of the good activities and spending history.This's a great thread, my fresh BM has been running into issues with both budget limits and payment failures. I'm considering switching to an aged account, as it seems more stable based on others’ experiences.
Old account will definitely be better than new account, new account will be more restricted.Is an aged account better than a fresh account?