Should You BUY Accounts or CREATE Accounts? (Avoiding ID/Selfie Checkpoints and Phone Checkpoints)

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Say you want to operate a small number of personal accounts for legitimate purposes. You want to do so with residential proxies via desktop, and you want to have no long-term phone number attached to the account, only email. If you have to verify with a phone number, you want to do so with a purchased non-VOIP SMS 2FA online and then you want to remove that number from the account right after.

You also don't want to deal with any ID/selfie/phone verification. Should you:

1. Create new accounts from scratch, remove phone numbers if verified with them, and warm them up yourself before adding pictures.

or

2. Buy proper and aged accounts online, logging in only with the same type+area of proxy used by the seller, same cookies, same user agent, etc. and remove any phone numbers.

Which one will avoid verifications long term?

Bonus 3. Which one of these is also least likely to ask for ID/selfie verification when you begin uploading pictures of yourself? My thoughts are that if the account already has someone pictured on it, any future uploads not of that person will trigger ID/selfie verification, no?

Bonus 4. Also, if buying accounts you intend to upload pictures to, is it better to buy "already selfie verified" accounts or not? Similar to the above, my thoughts are that if the account already has someone verified on it, any future uploads not of that person will trigger ID/selfie verification, no?
 
both ways get checkpoints sooner or later, there’s no safe option anymore
buying aged can work short term but you’re inheriting history you don’t control, sooner or later something weird pops up
fresh accounts are slower but at least you know what’s been done on them
id/selfie stuff usually isn’t about photos only, it’s more about overall behavior, ip changes, patterns, all that
switching numbers, proxies, devices too much = higher chance of getting hit
i’d keep things simple, same environment, don’t change too many variables at once
and don’t expect to fully avoid verifications, best you can do is delay them a bit
 
Definitely buy it, the newly created account is very weak.
 
Say you want to operate a small number of personal accounts for legitimate purposes. You want to do so with residential proxies via desktop, and you want to have no long-term phone number attached to the account, only email. If you have to verify with a phone number, you want to do so with a purchased non-VOIP SMS 2FA online and then you want to remove that number from the account right after.

You also don't want to deal with any ID/selfie/phone verification. Should you:

1. Create new accounts from scratch, remove phone numbers if verified with them, and warm them up yourself before adding pictures.

or

2. Buy proper and aged accounts online, logging in only with the same type+area of proxy used by the seller, same cookies, same user agent, etc. and remove any phone numbers.

Which one will avoid verifications long term?

Bonus 3. Which one of these is also least likely to ask for ID/selfie verification when you begin uploading pictures of yourself? My thoughts are that if the account already has someone pictured on it, any future uploads not of that person will trigger ID/selfie verification, no?

Bonus 4. Also, if buying accounts you intend to upload pictures to, is it better to buy "already selfie verified" accounts or not? Similar to the above, my thoughts are that if the account already has someone verified on it, any future uploads not of that person will trigger ID/selfie verification, no?
make it yourself. buy ids, make lots of accounts. age them, and use them 1 by 1 as they get banned. there is no person on bhw that actually sells real accounts, everything is a scam.
 
Say you want to operate a small number of personal accounts for legitimate purposes. You want to do so with residential proxies via desktop, and you want to have no long-term phone number attached to the account, only email. If you have to verify with a phone number, you want to do so with a purchased non-VOIP SMS 2FA online and then you want to remove that number from the account right after.

You also don't want to deal with any ID/selfie/phone verification. Should you:

1. Create new accounts from scratch, remove phone numbers if verified with them, and warm them up yourself before adding pictures.

or

2. Buy proper and aged accounts online, logging in only with the same type+area of proxy used by the seller, same cookies, same user agent, etc. and remove any phone numbers.

Which one will avoid verifications long term?

Bonus 3. Which one of these is also least likely to ask for ID/selfie verification when you begin uploading pictures of yourself? My thoughts are that if the account already has someone pictured on it, any future uploads not of that person will trigger ID/selfie verification, no?

Bonus 4. Also, if buying accounts you intend to upload pictures to, is it better to buy "already selfie verified" accounts or not? Similar to the above, my thoughts are that if the account already has someone verified on it, any future uploads not of that person will trigger ID/selfie verification, no?
Just create your own from scratch, buying aged accounts is a gamble and pre verified ones are a trap as soon as you upload a different face. Grab a clean residential proxy from FloppyData and take it slow, that's the only way to avoid selfie checkpoints later.
 
go with aged accounts. fresh ones always ask for a phone number, and removing it doesn't build trust fast enough. but avoid selfie verified accounts. That means someone else's face is attached.
 
You should create your own account and use a clean IP address to develop it. It might take some time, but it will be safe.
 
You can buy them. New accounts are usually weak and slow to develop.
 
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