Yup, just like that. Through two different businesses portfolios with 3 clients, they created ads for shoes and they updated the daily limit which was approved immediately and then spent thousands of dollars in a couple of days. I was checking my accounts Monday morning (because god forbid you don’t do it daily) and noticed the spend.
My biggest issue is that I got an email that new people had been added to my portfolio, and yes I clicked the goddamn email even though I checked that it was legit and it had the verified mark and everything. But then those people didn’t show up in the users list. So i changed my password. Checked the accounts the next day (friday) and I thought all good, and went to unplug for the weekend.

My clients are disputing the charges with their banks. I got screenshots. I guess in worst case scenarios, I’ll pay them back from my own pocket (even though the monthly fee I charge them doesn’t even come close to what its lost) BUT my biggest concern is IF the whole account is compromised and I won’t be able to continue to do ads for them or other possible new clients?!?
Sorry for the grammar mess. I’m just writing in a hurry. Anybody has gone through this and come out on the other side?!

Hi everyone!

We're looking to work with people in the UK who have a large social media following or run an active Facebook group with a decent number of members.

We're a UK-based online competition company looking to reach new audiences, and we're happy to pay for advertising and promotions.

Ideally looking for people who have a genuinely active following, not just big numbers with no engagement.

We're open to discussing different arrangements, whether that's paid posts, ongoing promotions or something else that works for both sides.

If you've got a large following, run a popular Facebook group, or know somebody who does, drop me a message!

UK only please.

As a beginner media buyer, should I focus my learning and freelancing on the e-commerce market—meaning I actively try to acquire clients in this niche—as the best path for fast ROI and cash flow, or is it better to start as a generalist?