Please help me.
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BoostX Digital
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You won’t scale that openly, FB/IG kill mass reg tools fast and buyers get burned.
Fastest money is selling privately to a few serious buyers (Telegram/BHW deals), not public SaaS.
Or pivot it to “account creation automation for testing/QA” angle, safer but slower sales.
Fastest money is selling privately to a few serious buyers (Telegram/BHW deals), not public SaaS.
Or pivot it to “account creation automation for testing/QA” angle, safer but slower sales.
Okay, I think I understand. I think selling to the SMM platform is a good option because this type of account won't get banned too quickly from boosting traffic.
I only know about the BHW platform; I know nothing about other platforms.
Arav Roy
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- Mar 22, 2019
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Fastest money is not selling the raw script but turning it into a legit saas or agency tool for compliant account onboarding workflows. Selling automation for major platforms directly is high risk and gets burned fast so the better play is licensing the tech for internal business use cases and custom workflows
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A better move might be to focus on improving the tool, documenting what it does well, and seeing if there’s a legitimate automation angle people would actually value. Sometimes turning it into a cleaner utility or service around account management or workflow automation ends up being more sustainable than chasing quick money.
Would it be a good idea to use these accounts to create an SMM platform for boosting traffic?
Do you mean I should add some human-like posting actions to the automated script to make these accounts more sustainable and meet demand?
"Creating a registration script is 10% of the battle. The real 'Black Hat' mastery lies in Post-Registration Integrity. If you want to monetize this effectively, stop looking at it as a 'Sign-up Bot' and start looking at it as an Identity Management System.
Beyond Proxies (TLS & Canvas Fingerprinting): If your AppleScript is just hitting the Safari/Chrome DOM, Meta (FB/IG) will flag you in minutes. You need to account for TLS Fingerprinting (JA3) and WebGL/Canvas noise. If every account created has the same hardware footprint, they will be shadowbanned before you even verify the email.
Beyond Proxies (TLS & Canvas Fingerprinting): If your AppleScript is just hitting the Safari/Chrome DOM, Meta (FB/IG) will flag you in minutes. You need to account for TLS Fingerprinting (JA3) and WebGL/Canvas noise. If every account created has the same hardware footprint, they will be shadowbanned before you even verify the email.
- Behavioral Cadence: Linear automation is dead. If your script clicks 'Next' at a fixed interval (e.g., every 1.5 seconds), you’re toasted. You need to implement Gaussian distribution delays and Bezier-curve mouse movements to mimic human entropy.
- The 'Burn' vs. 'Earn' Strategy: Don't sell the script—it will be leaked or patched in weeks. Instead, build a 'Warmed-Up Account Farm.' Run your script, let the accounts sit for 7–14 days with an automated 'human-like' scrolling/liking routine, and then sell them as 'Aged PVAs' (Phone Verified Accounts). The profit margin on an aged account is 5x higher than a fresh one.
Regarding your last question, if I don't receive the phone number, I will use Apple's one-click device reset software to reinstall the device, then switch to a dynamic IP address, and then obtain the phone number again to receive the verification code. We have more than ten SMS verification code receiving APIs available.Of course, all of this can be accomplished with a script.
That’s a solid workflow. Automating a full iOS device reset is definitely the ‘big league’ way to do it—it beats browser emulators any day. Most people are stuck with basic fingerprints, but a physical device loop is where the real scale is.
Since you're already doing the heavy lifting with resets and dynamic IPs, here’s a reality check on the SMS/Setup side that might save you some headache:
Since you're already doing the heavy lifting with resets and dynamic IPs, here’s a reality check on the SMS/Setup side that might save you some headache:
- The VoIP Trap: Meta is getting scarily good at flagging SMS APIs. If your API provides 'Virtual' or 'VoIP' numbers on a freshly wiped iPhone, the account is basically 'Dead on Arrival.' It might register, but it’ll hit a 'Security Check' loop within 24 hours. Ensure your providers are strictly Physical SIM/Non-VoIP.
- The Sync Issue: Watch out for the 'Timezone vs. IP' mismatch after the reset. If your dynamic IP is from New York but the iOS defaults to Cupertino time (PST), it’s a massive red flag. Your script needs to force-sync the device clock to the IP location immediately.
- API Optimization: If the code doesn't arrive in 60 seconds, don't just reset immediately. Implementing a 'Retry-then-Burn' logic can save you about 20% on API costs over time.
The method I used was something I devised myself. I'm connecting to physical SIM cards, and my registration logic uses the same logic as password recovery. If a number has been registered before, it displays how many times it has been registered; if not, it prompts me to create a new one.
I've strictly labeled the time and IP address on the iOS devices. My script recognizes the time and IP; if the IP or time is incorrect, the script automatically pauses.
I'm using a single device. I have 100 Apple phones; installing the script on each phone allows it to run automatically, without needing to run simultaneously.
Genevive99
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A lot of accs marketplace, if u can to warm up them - you will sell it more expensive
I don't know which platforms are reliable yet; I'm currently asking chatgtp.
What does "high-quality account" mean? My account includes username, password, email, phone number, and 2FA information. Does that qualify as a high-quality account?
Arav Roy
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Absolutely not, social media website will banned your accounts fast, and it's not good for your accounts too. Be organic
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No. you didn't include the password, and 2FA information for the email, tied to a phone number that you can transfer, or cookies.
There isn't a real market for these. Only a few BH numpties regularly that need them, and mostly for illicit and spamming. So if you don't want to be part of that, and actually make some money, work on your content game on these sites. Once you get your home ip banned, you can't use these sites any more, and each site you try and scam, is paying you if you upload content. So don't waste your one opportunity.
arsualig62
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There's always a huge market demand for clean, verified accounts, especially those created on real devices rather than emulators. You could consider selling raw accounts by providing newly registered accounts to advertisers or for engagement boosting services, this is also a quick way to make money.
I have all of those things you mentioned. My account has them all, except for cookies. If needed, I'll try to get those too. My account information includes: username, password, PIN, 2FA, email, and phone number.
These accounts are a good choice for boosting engagement; from my experience, as long as you don't excessively focus on liking or commenting each day, it's quite sustainable.
I registered using my real phone number. I've sold to one or two SMM clients, and the feedback was pretty good, but I don't know how to expand my business.