Hello fellow Blackhat Worlders,
I’m on a quest: to create multiple Gmail accounts myself without relying on the “aged Gmail” black market circus.
Why not just buy them like everyone else? Because every time I’ve tried, it’s been a disaster. Aged gmails might be fine for some — but for a white-hat business (yep, boring, proper stuff), they’ve been nothing but trouble.
My Buying-Gmail Issues
Awkward Names – Nothing says “trustworthy” like emailing a client from [email protected]. Changing the name risks the account, and even if I change it, the gmail handle is still ridiculous.
Inbox Nightmares – Many aged accounts come preloaded with hundreds of daily spam emails. Multiply that by 300 accounts, and suddenly I need a small army just to sort through junk.
The Great Gmail Theft – Almost every time, a year later the seller yoinks back the account and resells it. If I go in and change the passwords, I lose most of the accounts I just bought.
No Real Control – Without the SIM cards, I feel like I am running the accounts on quicksand. With SIMs, at least I’d have a fighting chance at recovering them when Google throws a spanner in the works.
So yeah, buying aged accounts = nope.
That brings me here. To roll up my sleeves, get my hands dirty, and build my own. Before I fall down a Google-shaped rabbit hole, I’d love some wisdom from you fine people.
My Current Setup:
The Big Questions
Q1: How many accounts per SIM card?
My guess: 3 or 4. Anyone know if it is 3 or 4? I’m planning to space them a few days apart, then stop. Does that sound right?
Q2: SIM card “cooldown” period?
How long before I can squeeze more accounts from a SIM? 6 months? Forever? Do SIMs “reset” eventually, or are they one-and-done?
Q3: Passwords.
If I use the same password for all accounts (e.g. Example$1), will Google connect the dots and send in the killbots? Or do they not have visibility on this?
Q4: Account names.
If I use a consistent naming format — e.g. [email protected] — will they look unique enough? Or will the repeated “boatplace.email” part scream “bot farm” to Google?
Q5: Recovery emails.
How many times can I safely use the same recovery email? Is it safer to chain them (gmail1 recovers gmail2, gmail2 recovers gmail3, etc.), or is that just building a domino line of doom?
Q6: Any pro tips?
Stuff I haven’t thought of that could make life easier, or stop me from watching 300 accounts vanish overnight?
I realise a lot of you sell gmails (and bless you for it), but after 4+ years of trying the “buy aged” route, I’m done. This is about control, security, and not having to explain to a client why their email came from “SexyBanana2002.”
So if you’ve got real-world answers, I’d be hugely grateful. Guesses are welcome too, as long as they come with a “this is just my guess” disclaimer.
Thanks for any help, advice, or abuse you throw my way.
Best wishes,
x
I’m on a quest: to create multiple Gmail accounts myself without relying on the “aged Gmail” black market circus.
Why not just buy them like everyone else? Because every time I’ve tried, it’s been a disaster. Aged gmails might be fine for some — but for a white-hat business (yep, boring, proper stuff), they’ve been nothing but trouble.
My Buying-Gmail Issues
Awkward Names – Nothing says “trustworthy” like emailing a client from [email protected]. Changing the name risks the account, and even if I change it, the gmail handle is still ridiculous.
Inbox Nightmares – Many aged accounts come preloaded with hundreds of daily spam emails. Multiply that by 300 accounts, and suddenly I need a small army just to sort through junk.
The Great Gmail Theft – Almost every time, a year later the seller yoinks back the account and resells it. If I go in and change the passwords, I lose most of the accounts I just bought.
No Real Control – Without the SIM cards, I feel like I am running the accounts on quicksand. With SIMs, at least I’d have a fighting chance at recovering them when Google throws a spanner in the works.
So yeah, buying aged accounts = nope.
That brings me here. To roll up my sleeves, get my hands dirty, and build my own. Before I fall down a Google-shaped rabbit hole, I’d love some wisdom from you fine people.
- Firefox, private window
- Ghostery, Active User Agent, WebRTC shield
- 40 private proxies (all mine, no sharing)
- 30 PAYG SIM cards (UK, all ASDA ones)
Q1: How many accounts per SIM card?
My guess: 3 or 4. Anyone know if it is 3 or 4? I’m planning to space them a few days apart, then stop. Does that sound right?
Q2: SIM card “cooldown” period?
How long before I can squeeze more accounts from a SIM? 6 months? Forever? Do SIMs “reset” eventually, or are they one-and-done?
Q3: Passwords.
If I use the same password for all accounts (e.g. Example$1), will Google connect the dots and send in the killbots? Or do they not have visibility on this?
Q4: Account names.
If I use a consistent naming format — e.g. [email protected] — will they look unique enough? Or will the repeated “boatplace.email” part scream “bot farm” to Google?
Q5: Recovery emails.
How many times can I safely use the same recovery email? Is it safer to chain them (gmail1 recovers gmail2, gmail2 recovers gmail3, etc.), or is that just building a domino line of doom?
Q6: Any pro tips?
Stuff I haven’t thought of that could make life easier, or stop me from watching 300 accounts vanish overnight?
So if you’ve got real-world answers, I’d be hugely grateful. Guesses are welcome too, as long as they come with a “this is just my guess” disclaimer.
Thanks for any help, advice, or abuse you throw my way.
Best wishes,
x