What is facebook refund?

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Maybe but if you want to operate long term then you should not do that.
 
I think they are scamming you. Or it is the threshold amount when the account reaches the maximum threshold for example if the account has a threshold of 900$ they will give you 400$ and they will take 500$. My company is also using that form but divides 50% to the customer.
 
a Pog hamer said:
i got an offer from a partner and they said they will refund the money i spent on facebook ads
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Contact Facebook's official support to verify if the offer is legitimate. They can provide information on their refund policies or any ongoing promotions.
 
a Pog hamer said:
does anyone know anything about it? i got an offer from a partner and they said they will refund the money i spent on facebook ads, they will pay me 40% of that money, is it really safe and exist?
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I ask a question, that they do so, where do they make profit from?
 
I never heard about it, be careful that might be a scam
 
You can consider it if you have cooperated with them for a long time. Because if your account reaches the maximum threshold, you will be supported to split the bill by 50%. Many agencies are adopting this.
 
a Pog hamer said:
does anyone know anything about it? i got an offer from a partner and they said they will refund the money i spent on facebook ads, they will pay me 40% of that money, is it really safe and exist?
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You can try consulting with them first with a small budget. If you need fast and reputable service, you can consult agents on the market.
 
I don't think any agency is getting 40% (or more, to profit themselves) kickbacks from Facebook for bringing in new traffic. Almost certainly someone is being scammed. Either it will be you or Facebook.
 
a Pog hamer said:
does anyone know anything about it? i got an offer from a partner and they said they will refund the money i spent on facebook ads, they will pay me 40% of that money, is it really safe and exist?
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There are some tricks that can do this, but first you need to test them, because not everyone can do it.
 
Yes, it's called "drop billing"
You can understand it as a tactic where they cheat Facebook out of billing. They will drop the bill when the accounts reach their threshold. They will then share 40% of that total threshold with you. You can consider it.
 
my client also do the same thing , but it will not last long , because a good advertising account will lead to many good results for you , the refund from the bank will affect your campaign will stop at that account
 
Is the 40% refund a threshold split, for example if your account is at $900 they will refund you 40% of that amount, and the rest is theirs, and that account will no longer be used
 
a Pog hamer said:
does anyone know anything about it? i got an offer from a partner and they said they will refund the money i spent on facebook ads, they will pay me 40% of that money, is it really safe and exist?
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It actually exists in many forms of refund to bank account or you just need to spend 40 50% of the budget spent on advertising depending on the method.
 
It is a scam and unclear and you will be taking such an offer at your own risk.
 
if your account reaches the maximum threshold then those commissions will be canceled and they will share that 40% with you but the account will be locked
 
I think what they mean is refund the threshold money after spending and they will stop using that account, that's what many black hat agencies are doing. But you still need to check their legit
 
that could be the amount divided by the payment threshold. But you should ask again to be sure
 
It could be a scam offer, you need to research these issues carefully but somewhere out there I still see offers like that with 10-20% refun I think it still exists but 40% should be reconsidered
 
Unscrupulous marketers have devised schemes to exploit Facebook's advertising system for financial gain. They run ad campaigns, often spending significant budgets, but claim issues such as low performance, accidental charges, or policy violations to request refunds through Facebook support. In some cases, they fabricate evidence or exaggerate problems to bolster their claims, taking advantage of Facebook's lenient refund policies. This unethical practice not only undermines trust in the platform but also puts legitimate advertisers at a disadvantage.
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