I suppose those aren't pvas, I'm okay with it. But how do they behave, in terms of frequency of captchas? How often do you have to type those?
Are all accounts created on the same ip? What will happen if I load them all on FFAP using different proxies? Using all my same ip, but not multithreading?
I just ask this cause I don't wanna have all the accounts deleted right after I use them just because they are on a totally different IP that the one used to create them.
Also, are they prefilled with pics? Specific info? Or just naked, with a name, email adress, and that's it.
What is the email used, gmail? yahoo? msn?
And what do you mean by "quality" facebook accounts? How do they differ from accounts I'd create myself sing a software?
Thanks for taking the time to answer
Water
No, these are not PVAs. However, they are aged accounts that are over one month old. The captcha ratio will only depend on what you are going to be using your accounts for. There is no secret account formula that you can avoid captchas with...not even PVAs. It all depends on the type of activity you will be performing across your accounts.
All accounts were created on a
single USA IP (1 IP per account,
always).
You should not have any trouble logging into these accounts with different IPs, or else they would be pointless to sell.
tymillz was given a sample and he gave his stamp of approval regarding the accounts.
If you only use 1 IP (regardless of multithreading), you always run the risk of getting your accounts banned.
They are all female, they come with one profile pic, and some basic profile information filled out; please read the thread.
Right now, I have both accounts that were created with Hotmail and Live E-mail addresses in stock. Most are Hotmails, and all future accounts will be created with Hotmails. Hotmails and Lives always have a better chance of staying alive with FB; I do not know why, but this has been determined from my past experience, as well as others.
The quality of these accounts can mean a lot of things. First, only one IP was used to create any given account, and there is a 99% chance that these IPs have not created an account on FB (or even visited the FB Homepage) within the last six months (or more). These are not exclusive proxies, they are real IPs. Second, they are aged. Third, I have personally had no trouble with them (and no one else has either). Fourth, try them out for yourself.
