Facebook account registration

[vakage]

Hi everyone,
I want to bring up an important topic — Facebook account registration.

I’m a large seller of Facebook accounts, BM2500 and other related assets. I have extensive experience creating and scaling everything related to this space.

Recently my business has run into a serious problem — constant bans on newly registered accounts.
Here’s how we used to register accounts:

1) We started with emulators like Nox or Bluestacks.
We prepared the Facebook APK and proxy apps in advance.
Then we created a fresh emulator profile, added the proxy and registered the account.
The results were quite good — about 8 out of 10 accounts survived.

2) Later my team started developing our own software (this is not an ad — the software currently doesn’t work and I’m not selling anything).
It was based on ZennoPoster automation + some Python code.
We managed to build a fully automated system: automatic registration through mobile emulators and our own private proxies.

3) Then we went further and replaced emulators with mobile farms.
Each new registration would fully reflash the mobile device, and the process repeated for the next account.
This significantly improved the quality of registrations.

However, today nothing works anymore.
For the past three months, only about 2% of accounts survive without being banned.

We use top-tier proxies, real new devices, and a well-built environment.
At this point we genuinely don’t understand how accounts can be registered anymore.

If anyone here has a working method, I’d be very interested in discussing it.
I’m sure we could exchange useful insights — I’m currently stuck and can’t find a solution that works for my business.

Please don’t suggest basic things like proxies or fingerprints — we already have a very strong setup

 

[pancholipratik]

Your setup seems solid. Its weird. but all I know is FB is stricter with new accounts now...

 

[Elmago13]

Muito estranho. Aqui, no Brasil, consigo criar 100 contas ou mais por dia usando celulares físicos + 5g + app para clonar o Facebook. Das 100 contas, menos de 5 caem. O foco dos perfis é spam.

 

[vakage]

Muito estranho. Aqui, no Brasil, consigo criar 100 contas ou mais por dia usando celulares físicos + 5g + app para clonar o Facebook. Das 100 contas, menos de 5 caem. O foco dos perfis é spam.

Are you using 5G on the same SIM card? What app do you use for cloning?

 

[Proxy Cake]

Just purchase accounts honestly. You'll save yourself so much stress

 

[K&L Agency]

Creating multiple new accounts is very strictly controlled by Facebook, including the process of creating live selfies. You need to use new tools and equipment, but the number of accounts you can create will still be limited. You can find and buy them; I think it doesn't cost much.

 

[Brassavola]

It seems your system was working fine before, but now Facebook is tightening its controls significantly, so there might be a vulnerability in your system. I think you could consider buying an account; it's a quick and effective solution. You might want to think about it.

 

[Mila Milo]

To put it briefly: the way you're doing it violates Meta's policies, so mass bans are normal.
Currently, there are almost no stable methods for creating multiple accounts; the sustainable approach is to use real, high-trust accounts.

 

[Mario 2019]

Meta's system has upgraded its anti-abuse (AI + behavior) capabilities, so automation/proxy/farming is almost completely detectable → there's no longer a sustainable way to scale.

 

[Deleted member 1962103]

Hi everyone,
I want to bring up an important topic — Facebook account registration.

I’m a large seller of Facebook accounts, BM2500 and other related assets. I have extensive experience creating and scaling everything related to this space.

Recently my business has run into a serious problem — constant bans on newly registered accounts.
Here’s how we used to register accounts:

1) We started with emulators like Nox or Bluestacks.
We prepared the Facebook APK and proxy apps in advance.
Then we created a fresh emulator profile, added the proxy and registered the account.
The results were quite good — about 8 out of 10 accounts survived.

2) Later my team started developing our own software (this is not an ad — the software currently doesn’t work and I’m not selling anything).
It was based on ZennoPoster automation + some Python code.
We managed to build a fully automated system: automatic registration through mobile emulators and our own private proxies.

3) Then we went further and replaced emulators with mobile farms.
Each new registration would fully reflash the mobile device, and the process repeated for the next account.
This significantly improved the quality of registrations.

However, today nothing works anymore.
For the past three months, only about 2% of accounts survive without being banned.

We use top-tier proxies, real new devices, and a well-built environment.
At this point we genuinely don’t understand how accounts can be registered anymore.

If anyone here has a working method, I’d be very interested in discussing it.
I’m sure we could exchange useful insights — I’m currently stuck and can’t find a solution that works for my business.

Please don’t suggest basic things like proxies or fingerprints — we already have a very strong setup

Your BM2500 creation is admirable. However, your rapid creation of so many accounts in a short period of time has created loopholes that Meta has detected. Don't repeat the same processes; try a different, more innovative approach for greater success.

 

[duonght12]

Hi everyone,
I want to bring up an important topic — Facebook account registration.

I’m a large seller of Facebook accounts, BM2500 and other related assets. I have extensive experience creating and scaling everything related to this space.

Recently my business has run into a serious problem — constant bans on newly registered accounts.
Here’s how we used to register accounts:

1) We started with emulators like Nox or Bluestacks.
We prepared the Facebook APK and proxy apps in advance.
Then we created a fresh emulator profile, added the proxy and registered the account.
The results were quite good — about 8 out of 10 accounts survived.

2) Later my team started developing our own software (this is not an ad — the software currently doesn’t work and I’m not selling anything).
It was based on ZennoPoster automation + some Python code.
We managed to build a fully automated system: automatic registration through mobile emulators and our own private proxies.

3) Then we went further and replaced emulators with mobile farms.
Each new registration would fully reflash the mobile device, and the process repeated for the next account.
This significantly improved the quality of registrations.

However, today nothing works anymore.
For the past three months, only about 2% of accounts survive without being banned.

We use top-tier proxies, real new devices, and a well-built environment.
At this point we genuinely don’t understand how accounts can be registered anymore.

If anyone here has a working method, I’d be very interested in discussing it.
I’m sure we could exchange useful insights — I’m currently stuck and can’t find a solution that works for my business.

Please don’t suggest basic things like proxies or fingerprints — we already have a very strong setup

At this point it’s probably not your tools anymore.
What I’ve seen recently is Meta shifting heavily towards behavioral + identity correlation, not just environment.
Even with clean devices, fresh IPs, and resets, they can still link registrations through:

• behavior patterns during signup
• timing / flow consistency
• post-registration activity (or lack of it)
• network-level signals (not just proxy quality)

That’s why older methods (emulators, farms, even reflashed devices) are dropping off hard.
Feels like they’re clustering “how accounts are born”, not just where.

 

[tommier5hurry]

Your setup looks fine overall, so it does seem a bit unusual. From what I’ve seen, Facebook has become much stricter with newer accounts, so they tend to go through more checks and can run into issues more easily.

 

[Nikolaos]

Hi everyone,
I want to bring up an important topic — Facebook account registration.

I’m a large seller of Facebook accounts, BM2500 and other related assets. I have extensive experience creating and scaling everything related to this space.

Recently my business has run into a serious problem — constant bans on newly registered accounts.
Here’s how we used to register accounts:

1) We started with emulators like Nox or Bluestacks.
We prepared the Facebook APK and proxy apps in advance.
Then we created a fresh emulator profile, added the proxy and registered the account.
The results were quite good — about 8 out of 10 accounts survived.

2) Later my team started developing our own software (this is not an ad — the software currently doesn’t work and I’m not selling anything).
It was based on ZennoPoster automation + some Python code.
We managed to build a fully automated system: automatic registration through mobile emulators and our own private proxies.

3) Then we went further and replaced emulators with mobile farms.
Each new registration would fully reflash the mobile device, and the process repeated for the next account.
This significantly improved the quality of registrations.

However, today nothing works anymore.
For the past three months, only about 2% of accounts survive without being banned.

We use top-tier proxies, real new devices, and a well-built environment.
At this point we genuinely don’t understand how accounts can be registered anymore.

If anyone here has a working method, I’d be very interested in discussing it.
I’m sure we could exchange useful insights — I’m currently stuck and can’t find a solution that works for my business.

Please don’t suggest basic things like proxies or fingerprints — we already have a very strong setup

It is very normal for meta to ban mass account creation. I suggest buying existing long standing accounts and save yourself the hustle of creating your own.

 

[ungurnet]

Were you able to resolve the issue? I have a similar issue with Instagram. I have real phones, but with the latest versions, it's gotten to the point where the app closes when the device data replacement module is running. It's been stuck for over a month now.

 

[YoRHa]

here i noticed that the email provider matters a lot, in my setup i only use Gmail and the accs survivability increased a lot
gmail + mobile proxy + clean env

edit: fresh gmails created by myself

 

[ungurnet]

You register on phones or in a browser?

here i noticed that the email provider matters a lot, in my setup i only use Gmail and the accs survivability increased a lot
gmail + mobile proxy + clean env

edit: fresh gmails created by myself

 

[HongNhungSMIT]

This is quite normal than you think. Many others are facing the same issue. Facebook updates and changes its algorithms daily, so we just have to adapt to these challenges

 

[YoRHa]

You register on phones or in a browser?

Phones + Chrome

 

[ungurnet]

Phones + Chrome

Why don't you use the phone app?
Do you change your phone information when you re-register? If so, how?

 

[Malxonx]

Try new software and new method, most likely Facebook triggers your setup somehow