Facebook’s overseas account, which is popular in the overseas circle, has recently “broken gently”.
Let’s first explain what an account is? Accounts are currently basically divided into personal account and BM account.
Personal account is further divided into low limit (daily consumption limit of about 50 US dollars), half limit (daily consumption limit of about 250 US dollars) and high limit (daily consumption limit of 1500 US dollars and above).
BM account is generally divided into enterprise verified account and non-enterprise verified account. Enterprise verified accounts are more stable, but it is generally costly for account merchants to do enterprise verification, so this type of account is generally more expensive, and there will be an account opening fee.
The limit of BM account usually starts from 100 US dollars, but basically it will be automatically lifted to 1000 after spending 100 dollars, and as your spending increases, the consumption limit will also increase, which is often called “three no limits”.
This category is also the most common overseas account with no limits on the three aspects. In fact, it is a BM account. It is consumed by binding a virtual card. At the same time, the currency of the account bound to the card can basically be selected.
This is why many agents use the BM account bound to the card to pretend to be a corporate European account, set it to the euro currency, and continue to promote cooperation at an exchange rate of 0.84. At the same time, they will also charge a lot of service fees. You can distinguish when choosing an account.
Compared with corporate accounts, the similarity between BM account and corporate account is that they are indeed no limits on the three aspects: no limit on the amount, no limit on the domain, and no limit on the homepage; the difference is that BM bills are very easy to be associated, that is, when there are too many illegal accounts in a BM, other accounts will also be affected, such as: the account will be automatically closed for advertising; prompting that the account is at risk of being stolen; more seriously, the account may be directly dropped from BM, and then there is no way to find the past consumption history.
At the same time, many agents choose to bind multiple accounts with one virtual card. In the case of the main BM that opened the account being blocked or the account being lost, it is basically impossible to check the account clearly. Therefore, it is recommended that optimizers who use BM accounts should try to make daily recharges and consumption reports according to the account to avoid the risk of being unable to reconcile.
Since October, we can actually see that Facebook’s review policy for BM account holders has gradually become stricter. This is mainly because more and more gray and black industries in the market choose to use account holders to reduce the rate of account closure and increase volume, resulting in the entire ecological environment being very bad since Q4. It is common for accounts to be suspended, BM cannot be verified, and large BMs are blocked. Therefore, many account merchants have also begun to take a roundabout way to save the country. From the popular BM2500, they began to sell small BM accounts such as BM5, BM10, and BM100.
At this time, many customers choose Facebook overseas corporate accounts with slightly higher costs than account holders for stability. This type of account may also be the general trend in the future.