Facebook Ad account · 2006
- Stock
- In stock · 100+
- Warranty
- 1 hour warranty
- Delivery
- Auto-delivered
- Type
- Ad account
What this is
A ready-to-use ad account, so you skip the warm-up.
Skip it if:If this is your first campaign, start from a BM and open your own.
What you receive
- An activated ad account
- Its current daily and per-transaction spend limits, as listed
What to do first
- Confirm the account is unrestricted and Ads Manager opens
- Run one small test campaign and confirm it clears review
- Ramp along the curve — never max out on day one
The thing people get wrong
Spend limits come from Meta, not from us. Higher limits are earned by warming up; they cannot be bought.
1 hour warranty, from delivery
- Cannot log in on arrival → replaced
- Verified in-window and reported with a screenshot
- Banned after a successful login
- Lockouts from your own password or email changes
- Restrictions caused by how you advertise
- Reported after the window — cannot be reopened
Other ad account options
Same type, different price. The gap tracks registration age and survival time — pricier ones last longer.
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Read these first
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