FB Agency Ads Account - Worth it? (6)

I happen to come across a worker of FB agency account and they are charging me $875 for spending of $500 via their payment method.
My campaign generate 300%-500% ROI so I know i can make it work with noipfraud cloaker.

Is it worth it? Is noipfraud best cloaker for fb?

I'd try and negotiate down to $700/750 per $500 spend. I'm sure you can meet in the middle somewhere. You have to take into account the processing fees so they'll always be getting a little less in hand. I'd approach this by agreeing to $800 on the condition, that the rate is dropped to $700 when 50k+ spend is achieved.

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Totally not worth it .Their fee is too high . You can find cheaper accounts if you dig deeper .

PM me I can help you find some other sellers.

- Be absolutely sure it's an agency account. There seems to be a lot of confusion with sellers/scammers and in the majority of cases its a Business Manager account they are offering.

- The account cost initially is $275, which is pretty reasonable compared to the $1000 or so sellers seem to ask for. You could use this as a testing account, spending little and then scaling on your own accounts once you find winning angles.

- Assuming you want to scale and spend... I would argue that its better than the majority of revenue share agreements - For comparison, most are 30-50% of PROFIT so if you can get the 300%-500%... its great

I'd say go for it - unless you can get cards for your own brought accounts (tricky in india)

Thanks for the response guy, i will do a small test and let you guys know.

Agree with Nick. Try to work out a % deal with them but put a max. cap on it so that you never have to pay them more than X dollars (in case you start racking up really big numbers).

Originally Posted by nickpeplow

- Be absolutely sure it's an agency account. There seems to be a lot of confusion with sellers/scammers and in the majority of cases its a Business Manager account they are offering.

- The account cost initially is $275, which is pretty reasonable compared to the $1000 or so sellers seem to ask for. You could use this as a testing account, spending little and then scaling on your own accounts once you find winning angles.

- Assuming you want to scale and spend... I would argue that its better than the majority of revenue share agreements - For comparison, most are 30-50% of PROFIT so if you can get the 300%-500%... its great

I'd say go for it - unless you can get cards for your own brought accounts (tricky in india)