Facebook accounts for marketplace help

Lawrence Mark said:
New Facebook accounts are often weak, so you need to “warm up” them with organic interactions. Or, you can invest in used accounts, which are often stronger and more reliable, allowing you to stay active for a long time. To keep your account stable, avoid posting too often, as Facebook may view this as spam.
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yes. i usually choose old accounts that are not flagged and try to nurture them well to avoid account deactivation
 
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Creating accounts yourself takes time and is prone to being disabled. It’s better to create some while also purchasing older accounts from reputable agencies for a more stable experience
 
Buy bulk accounts managed by Fplus, Adspower to manage then use and always have an alternative because being disabled is a common thing.
 
1R1SaP said:
I need to create 20 Facebook accounts to post listings on the marketplace. I already know about anti-detect browser and proxy, but I read that even in this way accounts are blocked, how to avoid this, how to successfully create accounts that will not be banned
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After creating you need to keep it for a while to avoid meta detection and need to use fixed proxy
 
1R1SaP said:
I need to create 20 Facebook accounts to post listings on the marketplace. I already know about anti-detect browser and proxy, but I read that even in this way accounts are blocked, how to avoid this, how to successfully create accounts that will not be banned
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Have you ever tried Ads Power software or some other software that can help you manage multiple accounts without getting locked?
 
You can lock 20 non-ban Facebook accounts for Marketplace by using top residential proxies, fully configured anti-detection browsers, and warming them up like real users. Make different posts, use unique numbers for verification, and follow the rules - Facebook is difficult to deal with, but this combination can keep you stealthy.
 
I also heard that the country where the account was created should match the country of the proxy. Is this true?


Also, on purchased accounts with a mobile proxy, I changed the location on the marketplace and created a listing. However, to keep the listing active, I was required to verify my identity. But when I created a listing with the default location in the marketplace, everything was fine.


I need a specific location. How can I create listings on purchased accounts without triggering identity verification?
(Before creating the listing, I warmed up the accounts for 1-2 days and used a mobile proxy.)
 
If you have the conditions of high-quality IP proxies and anti-detection browsers, then after you create an account, you should abide by the platform's rules and use the account normally. The IP can bypass blocks and locate the IP address, and it has good security and privacy. At the same time, it can also provide different rotation times and rotation locations. You can operate the rotation of the IP according to the specific situation by yourself. Or you can directly purchase an account and use the IP to operate the account.
 
Create new accounts and you need to warm them up with Cookie browser or you can invest in buying stronger old accounts.
 
Avoid posting too frequently to prevent Facebook from flagging you as a spammer. Instead, aim to post consistently every day while strictly adhering to Facebook's terms of service. Additionally, you can consider using automation tools to gradually warm up your accounts.
 
1R1SaP said:
I need to create 20 Facebook accounts to post listings on the marketplace. I already know about anti-detect browser and proxy, but I read that even in this way accounts are blocked, how to avoid this, how to successfully create accounts that will not be banned
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creating so many accounts needs a good method, i think you should find someone who sells it and buy them the price won't be too high
 
chanzchanni said:
after creation, refrain from immediate marketplace posting. Instead, engage in typical Facebook activities like liking posts, joining groups, and adding friends; choose high-quality residential proxies to avoid detection. good luck
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hi, what residential proxy service you recommend me?
 
1R1SaP said:
I need to create 20 Facebook accounts to post listings on the marketplace. I already know about anti detect browser and proxy, but I read that even in this way accounts are blocked, how to avoid this, how to successfully create accounts that will not be banned
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warm your accounts for a few days, no spam, no links. also mobile proxies is the key
 
Use unique phone numbers for verification, avoid suspicious behavior, warm up accounts gradually, and vary posting patterns, consistency and authenticity help prevent bans even with proxies and anti-detect tools.
 
seodealss said:
Use unique phone numbers for verification, avoid suspicious behavior, warm up accounts gradually, and vary posting patterns, consistency and authenticity help prevent bans even with proxies and anti-detect tools.
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what phone service?
 
Use aged or pre-warmed accounts, avoid repetitive patterns in listings, rotate proxies with clean IPs, and keep device/browser fingerprints unique.
 
Use an old account and forget about building a new one. Is not worth it will save you more headache in the futre doing in this way
 
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