Marketplace work

[Notbenjamin]

Looking to setup multiple Marketplace accounts to make listings for approved products in a town.
Basically want to floor the market with cars but from same dealership across multiple accounts.

How could I safely purchase, and correctly set that up (let’s say 10 accounts in 2 different regions)

 

[Yoram]

Why don't you want to use one account that deals in the specific area of selling cars?

 

[Panther28]

Why don't you want to use one account that deals in the specific area of selling cars?

Cause he hasn't read the t&c's of Facebook and wants to ruin his chances of keeping any working accounts, and not having domains shadowbanned? Show some respect.

 

[Caden Marketing Agency]

To scale such a system safely, it is necessary to use a regional civil/mobile proxy, each account must be isolated from the environment with anti-detect and warmed up thoroughly before posting. The content posted must be different (images, descriptions), do not reuse the same. It is important to maintain natural behavior, fully respond to users and avoid posting massively at the same time. If set up correctly, you can completely maintain 10+ accounts without being flagged.

 

[MOND AGENCY MARKETING]

You should use a dedicated account to promote your products. Make sure the proxy you are using is of good quality to avoid being scanned.

 

[Genus Agency]

Dear friend, try using proxy for different area you want, you can also use 1 account specialized in automotive field

 

[Albert Meraki Agency]

To safely deploy the Marketplace model this way, you need to ensure that each account is set up with a unique browser fingerprint, an IP that matches the posting region, and no cross-login behavior. Using a static residential proxy or a stable 4G that rotates locally will help avoid flagging. Accounts should be lightly warmed up with real user activity before posting products. Avoid excessive content synchronization between accounts to avoid pattern scanning. Patience and a reasonable distribution of activity will minimize risk.

 

[LOLO AGENCY]

Why don't you want to use one account that deals in the specific area of selling cars?

Good question, but using one account limits reach and puts all eggs in one basket. fb's algo heavily favors newer listings, and if one account gets flagged -you're done.
Multi-account setup gives coverage across regions + better CTR on listings.

 

[Checkmate Ads Agency]

Use aged, geo-matched accounts with clean IPs and separate browser profiles. Warm them up with normal activity first, then post slowly with unique photos/text per listing.

 

[BAM AGENCY MARKETING]

In my opinion you can use mobile proxy and warm up your account with anti detection browser, keep posting with fresh content to avoid detection.

 

[Alex drimar]

To post multiple cars on Marketplace from the same dealership, you need to create 10 separate Facebook accounts, each with its own IP, cookies, and real-world behavior. Each account must be "nurtured" for at least 5–7 days before posting (watching videos, liking, joining groups, etc.) to avoid being locked. Do not post the same thing, change the images and content of each post to avoid being detected by Facebook as spam.

 

[AdSenseii]

Looking to setup multiple Marketplace accounts to make listings for approved products in a town.
Basically want to floor the market with cars but from same dealership across multiple accounts.

How could I safely purchase, and correctly set that up (let’s say 10 accounts in 2 different regions)

Use aged, verified Facebook accounts with different IPs and device fingerprints for each. Ideally, set each one up through separate mobile proxies or residential proxies. Rotate devices or use multi-login browsers like MoreLogin or AdsPower. Keep behavior natural, warm accounts slowly, and avoid duplicate images or identical text across listings. Spread posting times and keep each account tied to its own phone/email.

 

[GlobalProxy4g]

Looking to setup multiple Marketplace accounts to make listings for approved products in a town.
Basically want to floor the market with cars but from same dealership across multiple accounts.

How could I safely purchase, and correctly set that up (let’s say 10 accounts in 2 different regions)

To safely run multiple Facebook Marketplace accounts, each account needs a fully isolated setup, meaning unique browser fingerprint, IP address, and session data. You’ll want to use antidetect browsers like Morelogin/Multilogin and combine them with different proxies, ideally mobile 4G/5G IPs geo-targeted to your two regions.
Create each account manually and do proper warming: a few days of natural activity (scrolling, liking, joining groups) before listing. Never reuse the same IP or device fingerprint across accounts, even for a second. If you’re going for 10 accounts in 2 locations, you’ll need at least 5 solid mobile IPs to avoid cross-contamination and bans.

 

[Proxy Cake]

It's getting harder harder these days. There are russian sellers that sell accounts made on real devices that can do the job

 

[azulaymarketing]

I’ve worked on this type of setup for dealerships before. The key points are:

• Use aged/verified accounts (fresh ones usually get limited fast).
• Separate each account with proper proxies or residential IPs.
• Warm up activity gradually before mass posting.
• Keep variations in listings (images/text) to avoid linking the accounts together.

With 10 accounts in 2 regions it’s possible, but definitely requires good infrastructure and patience with the warm-up.

 

[revenue20]

Looking to setup multiple Marketplace accounts to make listings for approved products in a town.
Basically want to floor the market with cars but from same dealership across multiple accounts.

How could I safely purchase, and correctly set that up (let’s say 10 accounts in 2 different regions)

You should use FB accounts created in that exact country location and logged in on a device or residential proxy 3 days or more before using that account

 

[bestleadspro]

Running multiple marketplace accounts is risky because FB flags patterns fast - same IP, device, posting style. Use separate residential/mobile proxies for each account, they should have its own clean profile with activity history and vary posting times and content slightly to avoid duplicate detection.Keep payment methods and addresses consistent with each account profile region to reduce red flags.

 

[PrimeCove]

Instead of chasing 10 rabbits, go after 1 gazelle as a single brand.

 

[LEGIT AGENCY MARKETING]

Running multiple Marketplace accounts like that is very sensitive — Meta can easily link accounts by IP, device, or business info, so bulk setups often get restricted fast. A safer approach is to scale gradually with verified profiles, diversify devices/networks, and focus on building credibility rather than flooding listings. Otherwise, you risk losing all accounts at once.