The vocabulary used across this catalogue, in English and Traditional Chinese. If a listing uses a word you do not recognise, it is defined here โ reading this before you buy is the cheapest way to avoid buying the wrong thing.
้คๆ่ๅธณ่๏ผ่่
A Facebook account registered years before it was sold, with a history of ordinary use behind it. Buyers look for age because a profile created today and asked to run ads immediately draws more scrutiny from Facebook than one that has existed for years.
Also written Aged VIA ยท aged account ยท old account
ๅ จๆฐๆช็จๅธณ่๏ผๆฐ่
An account that has never been logged into or used since it was created. The opposite of an account that has already been farmed or run ads: nothing has been done with it, so nothing has been done wrong with it either.
Also written Unused VIA ยท zin ยท virgin account
ๅฏฆๅ่บซไปฝ้ฉ่ญๅธณ่๏ผ้ฉ่ญ่
An account that has completed Facebook's identity check by submitting a document. Verification is what Facebook asks for when it suspects an account is not a real person, so an already-verified account has passed that gate before the buyer ever touches it.
Also written ID verified VIA ยท XMDT ยท ID restored
ๅทฒ็ณ่จด่งฃๅฐๅธณ่๏ผ่งฃๅฐ่
An account that was restricted by Facebook, appealed, and restored. The appeal history is the point: the account has already been reviewed by Facebook and released.
Also written Unbanned account ยท appealed account ยท khang
ไผๆฅญ็ฎก็ๅนณๅฐ๏ผBM
Facebook's container for advertising assets โ pages, ad accounts, pixels and the people who may use them. The number says how many ad accounts the container is allowed to hold: BM1 one, BM5 five, BM250 two hundred and fifty.
Also written BM ยท BM1 ยท BM5 ยท BM250 ยท business account
็ถ ๆจ่ช่ญไผๆฅญ็ฎก็ๅนณๅฐ๏ผ่ช่ญ BM
A Business Manager that has completed Facebook's business verification by submitting company documents, and carries the resulting badge. Verification unlocks parts of the platform that unverified businesses cannot reach.
Also written BM verified ยท green tick BM ยท DK1 ยท BM XMDN
ไปฃ็ๅๅปฃๅๅธณๆถ๏ผไปฃ็ๅธณๆถ
An advertising account issued through a Facebook marketing partner and billed by invoice rather than by a card charged up front. Agencies buy these to spend on credit terms instead of prepaying every campaign.
Also written TKQC ยท agency ad account ยท invoice account ยท ad account
ๆฏๆฅ้้ก / ็กไธ้ๅธณๆถ๏ผ้้ก
The ceiling Facebook puts on how much an ad account may spend in a day. A new account is capped low and the cap rises with billing history; an account described as no-limit has no daily ceiling applied.
Also written limit ยท no limit ยท nolimit ยท spending threshold
ๅฏฆๅๆไปถ๏ผ่ญไปถๅ
The set of company or identity documents used to complete a Facebook business or identity verification. Sold as a pack because verification asks for several documents that have to agree with one another.
Also written document pack ยท verify docs ยท BM documents
ไฝๅฎ ไปฃ็๏ผไฝๅฎ ไปฃ็ IP
An internet connection routed through an address belonging to a home broadband customer rather than a data centre. Platforms treat data-centre addresses as a signal of automation, and a residential address as an ordinary person.
Also written resi proxy ยท residential IP
These terms are in use on our listings but their Traditional Chinese has not been verified yet, so we show the English rather than a guess. 10 of 36 planned entries are fully translated.
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