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I think it's probably not agency account. Btw, what is your product. Sometimes it's better to use normal ad account instead of agency ad account.
Using FB agency accounts for ads
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Moonagency7
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Also depends on the account, when they are initially 50$ but when used they can be increased by Facebook.
AZ Agency
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These are BM accounts bought by agents, to serve marketing work. If your Facebook marketing needs are large, you should rent an advertising account. It will simplify your work a lot
How much for renting an advertising account?
It is understandable that you are just starting to use a Facebook agency account after 4 years and there are differences compared to before, because Facebook has made many changes in policies and operations.To determine whether the account you are using is really an agency account or not, and whether the $250 limit is a sign of a "farm" account. Identifying a Facebook agency account
It is understandable that you have just started using a Facebook agency account from a marketplace seller after 4 years of absence and there are some differences compared to before. I will help you analyze the factors to consider whether this is really a Facebook agency account or not, as well as things to note. Payment methods, Spending limits.
nicoleexfff
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You should work with your agency if they did it wrong
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BM account is good but it depends on your seller, if they sell them to BH users then when BH users campaign is detected by facebook, BM's meta will be disabled
SS Marketing Agency
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I still recommend agency accounts
Neway Marketing Agency
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Using postpaid accounts is still good for advertisers, if prepaid accounts are banned, it will result in the loss of the deposited amount.
Alex drimar
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You can use another BM account instead of using the agent account, you change to another BM to see if it is still the same, then it is definitely due to your agent account.
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Nowadays, FB is very unstable. Accounts from BM is very common and easier to get, maybe that's why they provide you like that. The fact is that using which type of accounts depends on your product. Each suits with a different type of accounts.
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stop bumping useless thread and tagging me in the process
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Facebook is currently unstable, so using a BM account is still a good choice. and also depends on your product
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yes, accounts with good limits are all recruited from agents. you can rest assured to use
Phoenix BH Agency
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Yeah, for rule-compliant products, normal accounts work fine, but for trickier niches, stronger accounts are a must. Agency accounts, especially prepaid ones, tend to have better stability and higher trust with Meta. Since yours doesn’t have a credit card attached, that’s probably helping avoid payment-related bans too. How’s performance so far—any issues with ad approvals or spending limits?
Nicola Carey
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It’s been a while since I used FB agency accounts, and I noticed some differences—now attached to a card and in EUR instead of prepaid USD. With a $250 limit, do you think these are real agency accounts or just well-farmed ones? Usually, farmed accounts have a $50 limit.
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