Multi-Acc Facebook marketplace messaging?

[james277]

Hey, see a lot of people that have multiple Facebook accounts to run ads or to post items on marketplace, but my need is a bit different.

Looking to use multiple accounts solely for the purpose on reaching out to people who have items listed on Facebook marketplace. It's all legitimate business that I'm doing with people, however with just my personal account the volume is a constraint.

I already tried buying some accounts and using one static residential IP (from Webshare) per account, then I used browserbase to input 2fa codes if needed. It worked for a few days but then I faced issues with accounts wanting me to verify location by signing in on a mobile device.

What would you guys recommend I do?

 

[Müller$$]

Hey, see a lot of people that have multiple Facebook accounts to run ads or to post items on marketplace, but my need is a bit different.

Looking to use multiple accounts solely for the purpose on reaching out to people who have items listed on Facebook marketplace. It's all legitimate business that I'm doing with people, however with just my personal account the volume is a constraint.

I already tried buying some accounts and using one static residential IP (from Webshare) per account, then I used browserbase to input 2fa codes if needed. It worked for a few days but then I faced issues with accounts wanting me to verify location by signing in on a mobile device.

What would you guys recommend I do?

If you use a chrom on your system everything will work normal

 

[kokuya]

Stuff like that happens when you’re using autoreg accounts, FBs algorithms spot difference between fingerprints and prompts you to re-verify.

Your only options is to use accounts that are organically aged, preferably ones that have gone through that verification already. Use good quality 4G IPs + an anti-detect setup.

 

[SEOBella]

I would be careful with buying accounts and using different IPs because frequent login changes can trigger security checks If the outreach is legitimate I think using an established account and keeping messages manual and personalized would be a safer approach

 

[james277]

If you use a chrom on your system everything will work normal

Chrom?

 

[james277]

Stuff like that happens when you’re using autoreg accounts, FBs algorithms spot difference between fingerprints and prompts you to re-verify.

Your only options is to use accounts that are organically aged, preferably ones that have gone through that verification already. Use good quality 4G IPs + an anti-detect setup.

Ok makes sense thank you! So I know there are lots of vendors on here that have options for accounts, IPs, and anti-detect.

I’m sure there are lots of options but not sure on the nuances, anything in particular I should look for or be aware of?

 

[kokuya]

Just avoid autoregs and you should be good. Also make sure the account is created in a GEO that you’re targeting in terms of audience. Also, when assigning an IP, match the GEO of the IP - preferably try to match the previously used IP as much as possible. Basically a lot of issues arise from improper IP management.

 

[james277]

I would be careful with buying accounts and using different IPs because frequent login changes can trigger security checks If the outreach is legitimate I think using an established account and keeping messages manual and personalized would be a safer approach

Yes so each message individual, agree on established accounts but if I only have one and need more what’s the best path besides buying one?

 

[kokuya]

It’s impossible to do this with 1, you will need a handful of accounts and rotate them. The days of blasting out messages on FB on a single account are behind us. If you’re doing this on a mass scale you will need to rotate.

 

[james277]

It’s impossible to do this with 1, you will need a handful of accounts and rotate them. The days of blasting out messages on FB on a single account are behind us. If you’re doing this on a mass scale you will need to rotate.

Just avoid autoregs and you should be good. Also make sure the account is created in a GEO that you’re targeting in terms of audience. Also, when assigning an IP, match the GEO of the IP - preferably try to match the previously used IP as much as possible. Basically a lot of issues arise from improper IP management.

Ok got it, do you have any specific recs for vendors you’ve used for accs or IP? Probably would have a lot more questions and really appreciate your help btw, can’t dm you since my account is new but if you’d be down to chat more and could DM me I can share more details since I’m new to all this lol

 

[RIA 377]

You need to verify your account. I think it's mainly an ID issue or inconsistent activity on your account. You're buying and using it before it's been warmed up. Please use it normally before officially putting it into service. Unusual actions such as sending invitations to many strangers or sending messages can really get your account locked.

 

[gokhan45]

Using several accounts to message Marketplace sellers can get tricky, especially if Facebook starts asking for extra verification. I'd be careful about buying accounts or trying to work around those checks. Have you considered using a business Page or another official way to manage customer messages?

 

[Renata Solis]

Using bought accounts and trying to work around verification can lead to more restrictions. I’d stick to a legitimate business account and look into Meta-approved tools or workflows for managing outreach. Keep messages relevant, personalized, and within Marketplace’s rules to avoid spam reports.