Why did I get a charge from Facebook?

Did you get charged even though you had a coupon? Once you add a coupon to your account, it is charged once a day when you start running ads. If it runs out or expires and you keep running ads, your primary payment method is charged next. This may happen if your ad’s budget was set higher than the value of your coupon.

How do I stop getting charged for Facebook ads?

Close an ad account in Ads Manager:

1. Go to Ads Manager Settings. You may be asked to re-enter your password.
2. Click Deactivate Ad Account, below the Ad Agency header.
3. You’ll be asked to confirm the deactivation and provide a reason why (optional).
4. Click Deactivate Ad Account.

How do I contact Facebook about billing?

Go to https://www.facebook.com/business/help. Scroll down and locate the ‘Still Need Help? ‘ section where it says ‘Contact our support team’ and click either the Chat or Email button.

How does Facebook charge for boosted posts?

Facebook boosted post cost You can boost a Facebook post for as little as $1USD per day. The more you spend, the more people your ad will reach.

Can you dispute a Facebook payment?

Go to Settings > Payments. Click on the payment in question to make sure it’s been processed. Open the receipt. Click Dispute and fill in the information.

What happens if you dont pay for Facebook ads?

3 Answers. Facebook may sue you or your company for not paying the bill for the ads that Facebook ran for you or your company. There is a chance they may ban you and/or your company in addition to that to get the money as there was likely an agreement you accepted to put ads on Facebook.

Is Boosting a Facebook post worth it?

While some managers boost posts to get direct results such as sales and leads or share some information, there is a consensus that boosted posts should be a long-term strategy for showing value and keeping your audience engaged. Therefore, you should boost posts to increase engagement and build your brand.

Is it worth it to boost a Facebook post?

Promoting a Facebook post can definitely be worth it in some cases. For instance, if one of your posts does well organically, it’s a strong signal the content will do well as an ad that you could boost to a cold audience.

Is there Buyer Protection with Facebook pay?

Unlike eBay and PayPal, Facebook does not offer buyer protections, only a simple person-to-person way to pay that’s similar to Venmo or PayPal’s free transfer service, a sentiment a Facebook spokesperson confirmed.