Facebook multi account for marketplace

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Hello, i have been trying to use gologin and purchased accounts to have access to multiple accounts for facebook marketplace for posting cars. Everytime I sign in and try to message a seller or post something, It asks me to verify my location with a mobile device. I believe my static residential proxies are good.

Am I buying bad accounts? Who sells accounts for my use case?
Should i use a different browser or look for sellers who offer profile transfers?

Any advice in this matter would be greatly appreciated.
 
Your account lacks sufficient trust. When using purchased accounts, you should use a proxy. Avoid making drastic changes to account details immediately after your first login; instead, make changes gradually, behave naturally, and "warm up" the account.
 
The browser probably isn't the problem. That location check is what FB does when an account suddenly shows up on a new device in a new place, and a bought account always looks like that on its first login. Put the proxy in the same country and ideally the same region the account was used in. A good static resi in the wrong state still looks like a stranger. Profile transfer / cookies from the seller helps because you keep the session the account already knows. Also I wouldnt message or list anything for the first few days, just browse normally. And if every account from one seller asks for verification no matter what, then most likely that's the accounts and not your setup.
 
Your account lacks sufficient trust. When using purchased accounts, you should use a proxy. Avoid making drastic changes to account details immediately after your first login; instead, make changes gradually, behave naturally, and "warm up" the account.
what warm up procedure would you recommend for a new account? i don't really use facebook. thank you
 
The warm up is very much important.
1 days dont do any thing .
2nd day just scroll and like others post and reply some one naturally
3rd day as same like you need to warm up the account 1 week then only the facebook trust you.
and add some real posts and do follow others . the main thing is you can do 2fa and get backup codes . so every time it ask you can give that. dont force the account . you need to spend 1 hour per account per day ( split the timing ) at starting warm up . you should use the account in same browser always. you can try mozila multi profile and manage it using proxy setup for each mozila browser profile.
 
The browser probably isn't the problem. That location check is what FB does when an account suddenly shows up on a new device in a new place, and a bought account always looks like that on its first login. Put the proxy in the same country and ideally the same region the account was used in. A good static resi in the wrong state still looks like a stranger. Profile transfer / cookies from the seller helps because you keep the session the account already knows. Also I wouldnt message or list anything for the first few days, just browse normally. And if every account from one seller asks for verification no matter what, then most likely that's the accounts and not your setup.
i believe my static residential proxies are good, and i have geo targeting. I believe the accounts i was purchasing didnt have high enough trust score. What account qualities should i look for in a new seller? Aged or Fresh? friends? im not sure what matters for facebook marketplace posting. Thanks
 
Facebook is catching onto the mismatch between where the account was made, the device you're on, and your location , your proxy isn't enough on its own. Honestly, skip buying pre-made accounts altogether. The safest route is just using real, aged profiles on normal devices from one consistent spot.
 
Doesn't necessarily mean the accounts are bad. Meta can trigger location verification when the login/device environment looks unfamiliar.
 
Facebook is catching onto the mismatch between where the account was made, the device you're on, and your location , your proxy isn't enough on its own. Honestly, skip buying pre-made accounts altogether. The safest route is just using real, aged profiles on normal devices from one consistent spot.
people are successfully purchasing facebook accounts to run ads so I figured it shouldnt be difficult for a lower friction action like posting on marketplace.
 
Hey i sell cars doing this too lets connect i can help with your proxy location situation im having a little trouble with the verification too lets connect
 
Hey i sell cars doing this too lets connect i can help with your proxy location situation im having a little trouble with the verification too lets connect
okay sent you a dm. My main issue right now is finding a reliable supplier/ what account type would work best
 
facebook looks at more than just the proxy and can notice differences between the account history device and location thats probably why youre getting those checks avoid purchased accounts and keep everything tied to your own real profile and usual device instead
 
Those location checks can happen with bought accounts, so I’d stick to a real account with matching location and details instead of trying to bypass the verification.
 
okay sent you a dm. My main issue right now is finding a reliable supplier/ what account type would work best
You could check the marketplace here in order to find a reliable supplier. Also keep logs and your communication strictly on BHW because of they don't give you good quality accounts (based on what you've agreed) you can get them in the shit list.
 
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