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What is the best possible way to create a Facebook account for USA marketplace use. Should I get a burner phone and use my original device hotspot? Buy cheap service ?
Making new gmail for fb account , does email have to be aged as well?
Use fb app or browser on phone with 4g

If buying account is better any reputable sellers?
 
What is the best possible way to create a Facebook account for USA marketplace use. Should I get a burner phone and use my original device hotspot? Buy cheap service ?
Making new gmail for fb account , does email have to be aged as well?
Use fb app or browser on phone with 4g

If buying account is better any reputable sellers?
no need to buy a new phone friend, u can use US proxy. everyone do like that nowaday
gmail is good, u should use old one.
with proxy, u can access fb by web
 
Recently, the accounts I created myself have been dying quite quickly. Is there any way to fix this?
i have to buy account, but cheap price
 
no need to buy a new phone friend, u can use US proxy. everyone do like that nowaday
gmail is good, u should use old one.
with proxy, u can access fb by web
hotmail is okey too yet? i have some available
 
It's cheaper and saves you time to buy a good HQ Warmed up accounts that passed already most of Facebook check
Cause creating accounts nowadays is real hard unless you're using almost 100% real everything
Good luck
 
Get a pixel and sign up through the facebook APP, regular pixel user profiles work fine, Need to test with GrapheneOS though.
 
if your goal is a long-term Marketplace account, better use a genuine account that follows their policies and builds trust naturally over time
 
You can search for many suppliers available here.
 
In my opinion, you should use your phone to create a private network.
 
If your goal is advertising rather than building Marketplace history, I think renting established ad accounts may be more practical than spending time creating and aging new profiles.
 
In my experience, the best way is to buy an old US Facebook account instead of creating one yourself because of its high reliability and lower risk of being banned. If you create one yourself, you must use a long-standing Gmail account combined with a US resident proxy on an incognito browser on your computer; absolutely do not use the Facebook app or share your phone's Wi-Fi, as this will reveal your Vietnamese IP address. For safety, buy accounts from reputable intermediary platforms with a 1-to-1 warranty for errors (such as login errors or checkpoint issues during delivery) and keep the account on a US proxy for at least 24-48 hours before using it.
 
What is the best possible way to create a Facebook account for USA marketplace use. Should I get a burner phone and use my original device hotspot? Buy cheap service ?
Making new gmail for fb account , does email have to be aged as well?
Use fb app or browser on phone with 4g

If buying account is better any reputable sellers?
I think you can still buy an account from the US account category, you just need to use a proxy to use it normally. The method you mentioned is very time-consuming. Go to the search section on the BHW forum, type the keyword "US account," and many providers will assist you. Remember that the account must be verified by the adm as eligible to provide services on the forum.
 
What is the best possible way to create a Facebook account for USA marketplace use. Should I get a burner phone and use my original device hotspot? Buy cheap service ?
Making new gmail for fb account , does email have to be aged as well?
Use fb app or browser on phone with 4g

If buying account is better any reputable sellers?
just buy an aged account
 
What is the best possible way to create a Facebook account for USA marketplace use. Should I get a burner phone and use my original device hotspot? Buy cheap service ?
Making new gmail for fb account , does email have to be aged as well?
Use fb app or browser on phone with 4g

If buying account is better any reputable sellers?
Look bro, in an ideal world, everyone will tell you to go with a real physical phone, a solid mobile proxy, and do it all manually. But that setup gets expensive real fast. If you only need one or two high-quality accounts, then yeah, a burner phone with a mobile hotspot is a solid way to go.

Personally, I don't bother creating them manually. I have guys who just buy bulk accounts from sellers using automation software (autoregs) to pump out hundreds of accounts a day. When they don't need top-tier authority right away, it's super cheap and actually works fine even with basic SMS verification and decent proxies.

Honestly, it’s all about finding the right setup combo for you. Sometimes you spend a ton on a "perfect" manual setup and FB bans you instantly anyway, while a cheap automated account goes through completely fine. For reputable sellers, just check the marketplace section on here and look for guys with solid reviews.
 
You can buy used accounts from the US; it will be more helpful to you than creating new accounts.
 
Buy a phone and a Fake IP package, keep it always on that phone, and act like a normal person, but this method is very expensive.
 
If you have the time and don't mind putting in a bit of effort, creating the account yourself is perfectly fine. But if you need a large number of accounts or need them quickly, buying aged accounts is probably the better option. If you decide to register the account yourself, the device doesn't matter too much. If your main phone hasn't been used to create a bunch of Facebook accounts before, you can simply use that. As for the IP, almost anything works as long as it's clean and hasn't been flagged or blacklisted in the past.

Using a Gmail account is definitely a plus since Google accounts generally seem to be trusted more than random custom-domain email providers. Whether the Gmail itself needs to be aged is debatable. Of course, an older Gmail account will usually have a better trust score than a brand-new one, but I don't think it's the deciding factor. And if you're using a phone anyway, I'd recommend signing up through the Facebook app rather than the mobile browser.
 
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