why buy failed payment facebook accounts

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something I wondered.
i've been doing fb now for 6months or so pretty well, have 2k and 10k
i have 5 ccards so they max out a lot and they get failed payments until one works somethings 24/48 hours.

i found that ads take a lot longer to recouperate (am I using this word right?) and regain their social status and delivery until they rake in the same returns.

So I dunn get it.
anyone know why this is?

I'm guessing FB gives you more cred and your ads higher status for delivering meaning making them money too.
just theories of mine.

but you could get there anyway just writing good ads.
why pay thousands of dollars?

is it cred?
does it really mean that much?
Or are people trying to pay a small bill and then max out the limit and then not paying? (isn't the person who's name it runs under or who opened the account gonna get screwed?)

sorry been lurking around a lot here these days
just thought I try putting some questions on you.
 


I tried translating your post into English via Obama Translate and all of Obama's servers crashed. Thanks a lot prick.
 
I wondered about something
i've been doing facebook ads now for 6 months I have two accounts with high limits (at least comparing to what people ask to buy or offer to sell here).

i have 5 credit cards so they max out monthly and facebook stops the ads because of failed payments.
These funny guys also always delete your funding sources,
so my account(s) stay inactive for sometimes 1, or 2 days.


I noticed that ads take some time to find to their previous effectiveness,
especially if they've been down for longer than 2 days.
It may take up to 3 days to get the same conversion rates again (not clicks but sales, obviously making the ads not as effective).
Anybody know why this is, I would appreciate theories.

I have been doing a lot of pondering and I'm thinking Facebook using a kind of snowball principle for ads as well.

So to me, failed accounts are bad.

I'm guessing FB gives you more cred and people want to buy the accounts for that.

but you could get there anyway just writing good ads or are some of you in such a hurry
that they can't wait a couple of days?
Especially since it takes a couple of days for ads to become effective.

So why pay thousands of dollars for these accounts?

Is it the *cred/authority?
does it really mean that much?
If yes, anyone know how to make your Facebook ads rank higher?

I believe they show some ads with lower bids over ads with higher bids,
I think it's because of the ad itself
but could it be because of the publisher?

Or are people trying to pay a small bill to get the account reinstated,
and then max out the limit and then not paying? (isn't the person who's name it runs under or who opened the account gonna get screwed?)

sorry been lurking around a lot here these days
just thought I try putting some questions on you.

*/// edited for english, written with maybe to much brevity before.
exceeded the 10 minute edit
sorry to everyone who didn't understand my above ramblings.
part thinking, part writing
 
They use stolen credit cards to pay off the outstanding balance and then continue placing new charges on the same card.
 
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tencentpiece said:
Not sure why you guys are actually being such pricks, his post actually makes sense now. I've got no idea the answer to your question, but apply for a credit increase or an amex card and then you won't run into these issues.
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hey thanks, I did, i run into a good problem actually I can increase ads at will
increasing profit.
I got pretty high limit. But I have credit cards that debit directly from my account on a specific day. When I hit the limits I need to call to ask them to debit earlier but that takes 3,4 work days.
I do that often, and sometimes after a a good day paypal has enough money in it to bridge the next 2 days.

I was wondering more about why people would buy it but I guess mGrunin answered that, Thanks!

Also about why the ads take time to regain their original effectiveness.
They still have the same social reach, yet the first 24 hours after ads got paid off they are real slow.
Also conversion rates for people visiting buying stuff on the site is much lower, like 1% of visitors compared to 6,7% or 11 at the ads effective peaks
 
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