New To AdWords : How Does New Post-Paid AdWords Account Work ?

Discussion in 'Google AdWords' started by iMoney, May 29, 2007.

  1. #1
    Hello,

    How does new post-paid AdWords account work ?

    Does it work like this ?

    1. I sign-up.
    2. Enter my credit card details.
    3. AdWords deduct 5 bucks from me.
    4. Then AdWords allow me to run campaign upto 50 bucks.
    5. Then after I reach 50 bucks, AdWords deduct 50 bucks from my credit card.

    Does the AdWords post-paid work like the above ?
     
    iMoney, May 29, 2007 IP
  2. iMoney

    iMoney Guest

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    Any AdWords experts plz ...
     
    iMoney, May 29, 2007 IP
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    speda1 Well-Known Member

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    From Google Adwords Help

    Credit Limits and Billing Cycle Explained

    When you create and activate your Google AdWords account, Google charges you a one-time activation fee . Then, we set your initial credit limit at US$50.

    Your credit limit is raised in increments each time your account hits its credit limit before 30 days have ended. The initial credit limit of US$50 is first raised to US$200, then to US$350, and then to the final limit of US$500. Each time you reach your credit limit or after 30 days, a new billing cycle begins.
     
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  4. analyza

    analyza Member

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    Hello Sir,

    The initial credit limit of US$50 is then raised to US$200

    Will google charge to credit card to raise limit to US$200?

    Or google will charge at the end of Billing Cycle?

    Please let me know.


    Thanks
     
    analyza, Jan 29, 2008 IP
  5. gcashhome

    gcashhome Peon

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    as far as i understand google will charge you in the end of billing cycle.
     
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