Buying FB Profiles...Will They Lock You Out?

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If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if logging in WITHOUT cookies from a new country's IP?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you upload pictures of another person and slowly delete or hide the last person's pictures?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the FB password (but don't change the email on the account)?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the entire email attached to the account?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the name of the account and the link to the account?

Obviously it's best to do all of these things as slowly as possible probably. But in what order should you do them and how many days apart?
 
new account you buy if you want to change information you start that account first after few days or at least 24 hours then you can have the information you want you can also change any information first also.
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if logging in WITHOUT cookies from a new country's IP?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you upload pictures of another person and slowly delete or hide the last person's pictures?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the FB password (but don't change the email on the account)?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the entire email attached to the account?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the name of the account and the link to the account?

Obviously it's best to do all of these things as slowly as possible probably. But in what order should you do them and how many days apart?
 
When buying a Facebook profile, change each piece of information gradually:
  1. Login from appropriate IP, warm-up account for 1-2 weeks.
  2. Change photo after 7-14 days, password after 14 days, and email after 30 days.
  3. Only change your name after at least 60 days.
    Make changes every 7-30 days to avoid account lockout.
 
When you buy a Facebook profile, you can change the information you want. You should wait a week to warm up your account first and make changes gradually.
 
When buying a new Facebook profile, you let the account get used to the new IP, then change information about email, password, name, phone number...
 
When buying a new account, you should familiarize the account with your IP. Then after a period of time you start to change the information you want, so change gradually
 
Possibly
Anything can happens when we are talking about Facebook, they can randomly ban you if you trigger a red flag on their system
 
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if logging in WITHOUT cookies from a new country's IP?
Maybe. This is why you should always ask to buy accounts with cookies and ideally with 2FA.
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you upload pictures of another person and slowly delete or hide the last person's pictures?
They don't care much about that as long as your actions seem organic to them and not bot-like.
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the entire email attached to the account?
After logging in for the first time, don't change email immediately. If you wait a little, it will reduce chance for account locking.
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the name of the account and the link to the account?
Unlikely, same for gender, age etc...
Obviously it's best to do all of these things as slowly as possible probably. But in what order should you do them and how many days apart?
I would first just log into the account and scroll around a bit, not performing any actions, no following, no friend requests, just navigating like a normal user and then closing it and come back the next day and then slowly start performing actions. This is if you want to take the careful approach. You can also just try and yolo it, some accounts, especially aged and on a good proxy IP you can do pretty much anything from the get go.

P.S.: Do you do any "design" work uncle Adolf? :D
 
Maybe. This is why you should always ask to buy accounts with cookies and ideally with 2FA.

They don't care much about that as long as your actions seem organic to them and not bot-like.

After logging in for the first time, don't change email immediately. If you wait a little, it will reduce chance for account locking.

Unlikely, same for gender, age etc...

I would first just log into the account and scroll around a bit, not performing any actions, no following, no friend requests, just navigating like a normal user and then closing it and come back the next day and then slowly start performing actions. This is if you want to take the careful approach. You can also just try and yolo it, some accounts, especially aged and on a good proxy IP you can do pretty much anything from the get go.

P.S.: Do you do any "design" work uncle Adolf? :D
Hi oldguy, I have an old acc from 2015 but it doesnt have my real name, just a pseudo. Now I want to use this acc to make a professional acc and add ads at some point.
In this acc I have my old friends and so, so I thought bout making a secondary one with my real profesional info. The point is that now I have to change all my pseudo info to real info just in case they ask.

Would u recomend me just to buy an old acc. to make this step? I wouldnt like to change the name of my pseudo acc and put real info.

Thanks a lot in advance
 
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if logging in WITHOUT cookies from a new country's IP?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you upload pictures of another person and slowly delete or hide the last person's pictures?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the FB password (but don't change the email on the account)?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the entire email attached to the account?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the name of the account and the link to the account?

Obviously it's best to do all of these things as slowly as possible probably. But in what order should you do them and how many days apart?
After purchasing an account, log in to your account, then interact like, comment, share posts like a real user. You should change your login password immediately after purchasing to avoid the buyer from hacking your account again. After about 1 day, you can perform the above activities in turn.
 
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if logging in WITHOUT cookies from a new country's IP?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you upload pictures of another person and slowly delete or hide the last person's pictures?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the FB password (but don't change the email on the account)?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the entire email attached to the account?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the name of the account and the link to the account?

Obviously it's best to do all of these things as slowly as possible probably. But in what order should you do them and how many days apart?
why repeat same txt 5x
 
I usually change things right away but there are cases where I have to wait 3-7 days to be able to change things, which increases the risk of my account being hacked.
 
If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if logging in WITHOUT cookies from a new country's IP?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you upload pictures of another person and slowly delete or hide the last person's pictures?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the FB password (but don't change the email on the account)?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the entire email attached to the account?

If buying a FB profile from someone, will FB lock you out of it and ask for an ID if you change the name of the account and the link to the account?

Obviously it's best to do all of these things as slowly as possible probably. But in what order should you do them and how many days apart?
When buying a new fb account you should let them adapt to your ip and device then you can change the information in a few days
 
You can change the information you want but change it gradually, try to make everything look as natural as possible, don't look like bots
 
Hi oldguy, I have an old acc from 2015 but it doesnt have my real name, just a pseudo. Now I want to use this acc to make a professional acc and add ads at some point.
In this acc I have my old friends and so, so I thought bout making a secondary one with my real profesional info. The point is that now I have to change all my pseudo info to real info just in case they ask.

Would u recomend me just to buy an old acc. to make this step? I wouldnt like to change the name of my pseudo acc and put real info.

Thanks a lot in advance
If you don't care about the possibility of eventually losing your old account, I would just that one for advertising first.
 
When you buy a FB account, you should change the information. That way it will be yours and you won't have to worry about it being stolen.
 
There are steps you need to note
1: Change your password and log out of all devices
2: Change your email password and log out of all devices
3: Leave only 1 email to verify the account you have
 
Each step 3 days
Prioritize changing the backup email password, deleting the old device, changing 2FA, and changing the backup email. Ask the seller to provide ID if FB asks
 
After purchasing the account, you need to change all information to your own to avoid account hacking.
 
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