Before you buy a verified BM, check that the product you are reviewing matches the product you will receive. A listing title, promotional image or isolated screenshot may not explain the complete configuration.
The most useful checks cover three areas: the portfolio’s current status, the assets included in the offer and the permissions provided after delivery.
This guide from BMXMDN gives you a practical checklist for reviewing an offer, asking precise questions and confirming delivery.
Before reviewing screenshots or discussing payment, identify the exact listing you are considering.
Keep the product name or reference and ask for a written description of what is included. This creates a consistent point of comparison throughout the purchase.
Your specification should cover:
The business portfolio being offered.
Its stated business verification status.
The associated business information category.
Any included advertising accounts, Pages or WhatsApp assets.
The permissions you will receive.
The price, delivery process and support terms.
If the offer changes during the conversation, request an updated description before proceeding.
Ask how the specific portfolio will be identified during review and delivery.
Where an identifier is provided, compare it across the product details, available evidence and delivered access. This helps you avoid reviewing one portfolio and receiving another.
A screenshot should contain enough relevant context to understand what it shows. A cropped label without a clear connection to the offered portfolio leaves an important question unanswered.
If direct review is not available before purchase, clarify what evidence can be provided and what happens if the delivered product differs from the agreed description.
Ask the seller to show or explain the current business verification status of the portfolio being offered.
Confirm what “verified” refers to. A public Page badge, a phone number verification step or another account status should not be treated as evidence of the portfolio’s business verification.
When reviewing evidence, ask:
Does it relate to the portfolio in this order?
Does it show the relevant business verification status?
When was the status checked?
Can I review the same information after delivery?
A screenshot records what was displayed at a particular point. Review the status again when the agreed access is delivered.
Review the meaning of labels such as BM Info US or BM Info Vietnam.
Ask which business details the label describes. If your intended use requires a portfolio representing your own company, explain that requirement before ordering.
Do not assume that a country label also establishes the settings of an included advertising account. Currency, time zone and other requirements should be checked separately where relevant.
Create an asset list from the product description.
| Possible asset | What to confirm |
|---|---|
| Advertising account | Whether it is included, its identifier and current status |
| Facebook Page | Whether it is part of the order and which permissions are provided |
| Instagram account | Whether access is included and what that access permits |
| WhatsApp Business Account | The account included and its current configuration |
| Business phone number | Whether a number is included and who controls it |
| Software or integration | Whether setup or software access is explicitly included |
An asset visible in a demonstration may not necessarily be included in the sale. Ask the seller to distinguish included assets from anything shown only as an example.
Clarify exactly what you will be able to view, manage or configure after delivery.
Terms such as “admin” or “full access” should be explained in relation to the specific portfolio and assets. Receiving access to one asset should not be interpreted as control over every associated asset.
Ask whether other people or partners will retain access and how that arrangement affects the agreed purchase.
If your team needs to perform particular tasks, describe those tasks before ordering. The seller can then explain whether the offered permissions meet that requirement.
If a listing mentions a limit, ask which limit it describes, where it can be reviewed and when it was checked.
Avoid treating several different claims as equivalent. The number of included advertising accounts, a spending related setting and business verification status describe different aspects of an offer.
Record any claim that is essential to your purchase in the written specification. Clarify whether the seller is describing a current setting or making a separate promise about future behavior.
Before payment, understand what delivery involves and when it is considered complete.
Ask what action is required from you, how access will be provided and how much time is available to report a mismatch.
Review any warranty or replacement terms carefully. Confirm the situations covered, exclusions, reporting process and the point at which any coverage period begins.
The order should also make clear what happens if an included asset or permission cannot be delivered as described.
| Item | Ready to proceed when… |
|---|---|
| Product identity | The specific offer is clearly identified |
| Verification | The relevant status is explained and supported |
| Business information | The category label and associated details are understood |
| Assets | Everything included is listed |
| Permissions | Your access and any retained access are explained |
| Price | The total amount and included work are confirmed |
| Delivery | The process and completion conditions are clear |
| Support | Reporting and warranty terms are available |
If an item remains unclear, ask for clarification before treating the offer as complete.
Use this message when reviewing a listing:
I am interested in this verified BM. Please confirm the specific portfolio, its current business verification status, included assets and the permissions provided after delivery. Please also explain any retained access, the total price, delivery conditions and the process if the delivered product differs from the agreed specification.
Add any requirements involving advertising accounts, WhatsApp assets or team access.
Once access is provided, compare the delivered portfolio with your order.
Review its identifier, current status, included assets and permissions. Record any mismatch using the relevant order and asset references.
If something differs, report the specific issue promptly through the agreed support channel. A concise explanation such as “the listed asset is missing” or “the delivered permission does not match the order” is easier to investigate than a general statement that the product does not work.
Keep your order details and correspondence available until the delivery review is complete.
A screenshot can support a claim, but check its context, the portfolio it refers to and when it was captured. Confirm the relevant details again after delivery.
No. Advertising accounts and other assets should be explicitly included in the agreed specification.
Ask what evidence is available and review the delivery, mismatch and refund or replacement terms. Decide only when you understand those conditions.
Do not send your personal password or one-time login codes as part of a product enquiry. Discuss the appropriate access arrangement separately.
Contact support with the order reference, the agreed specification and a clear description of the difference. Follow the reporting process provided with the purchase.
A practical verified BM check connects the advertised product to the portfolio, assets and permissions you receive.
Explore current listings at BMXMDN, use this checklist to review the details and contact the team with any questions before ordering.
