Facebook Account + 1 Old(2023) Ads · $1500 Ads Daily Limit · Currency USD +7 US · Login · Password · Email · NO limit warranty
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Facebook account with Ads $1500 daily spending limit suitable for launching ad campaigns immediately. Access is provided via login and password with two-factor authentication (2FA) or through cookies (in this case 2FA is not required).
Cannot change currency.
Warranty
Replacement is provided if:
- Account is blocked before the first login.
- Daily limit is only $50.
No replacement if:
- Account is blocked after login or the next day.
- Block occurs due to any actions: card binding, document submission, ad launch, etc.
- Card binding leads to RISK PAYMENT or failed charge attempts.
- Drop limit after any action
Account format
Login|password|email
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