- Mar 12, 2025
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In my experience, Facebook really doesn't like sudden changes in country or IP, especially for Marketplace activity. It's best to keep your account's original country or create a new one locally
question about buying FACEBOOK ACCOUNTS
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Noona Agency
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- Apr 17, 2025
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Bro, you need to use a US Proxy to verify your BM account and setup Marketplace
Berzontar
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- Oct 6, 2025
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If you want reliable Marketplace access, use accounts tied to the country you’re operating in (local phone number, local payment, consistent IP/behavior).
Safer option: set up a verified local Business/Page or a properly created local account and build trust slowly — cheaper long-term than replacing banned accounts.
Safer option: set up a verified local Business/Page or a properly created local account and build trust slowly — cheaper long-term than replacing banned accounts.
- Oct 8, 2024
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Using an account from a different country usually creates inconsistencies in logins, location history and behavior.
It doesn’t always cause issues immediately, but it can increase the chances of checks or restrictions.
It doesn’t always cause issues immediately, but it can increase the chances of checks or restrictions.
- Aug 29, 2025
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It’s not terrible, but it does increase risk.
US accounts suddenly posting in EU Marketplace can look off, especially if location and behavior don’t match.
Matching country + proxy, and using an anti‑detect browser to keep environments clean, usually helps with stability.
- May 26, 2025
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It can be used, however, the account needs 10-15 days to acclimate to the IP address of that country.
- Oct 20, 2025
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Use accounts from the country where you want to post on marketplace. Alternatively, using a rented account is also a viable option.
bea nauto
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- Dec 15, 2025
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Yes, it’s better to use Facebook accounts from the same country you post Marketplace in, because using US accounts in Europe and changing location often triggers trust checks and lowers Marketplace visibility.
- Jan 11, 2024
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Hey bro, that's really not a good idea. Changing your country or IP address is generally considered an unusual activity on Facebook. If you use a US account to post on Marketplace in Europe, you might have trouble reaching the right audience, as Facebook can adjust content and display based on your account's location and language. Using an account dedicated to the country you want to reach will make it easier to target the right market and customers.
- Jun 2, 2025
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The most important thing is that the proxy matches the country where the Facebook account is registered. And where you place your ads—it doesn't matter to Facebook.
- Oct 15, 2025
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From what I’ve seen, mismatched geo signals (account origin vs. usage location) can increase risk and trigger extra verification. Consistency between account history, IP location, and activity pattern usually improves stability. In general, alignment tends to perform better than constantly changing regions.
- Jul 30, 2025
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It's okay, but you need to change your IP address to your country's IP address and it should be fine.
you can use usa accounts in europe but you gotta warm the location change slowly. switch to your eu proxy first, browse normally for a few days, update your city on the profile, join some local groups, then start posting on marketplace. if you just buy it and immediately list stuff in a different country fb will flag it fast. or just save yourself the headache and buy local accounts from the start, way less drama.
King Agency
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- Feb 25, 2025
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In many cases, using an account that aligns with the same region as your target audience can help keep things more consistent. Large location differences may sometimes lead to additional checks or reviews by the platform, so maintaining accurate and consistent account details is generally a safer approach.
Lucas Freelancer
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- May 8, 2025
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Buying Facebook accounts is always risky, especially for Marketplace. If you buy a USA account and suddenly start using it in Europe or change the location, it can easily trigger security checks or restrictions.
In general, accounts perform more naturally when the location, IP, and activity match. So if you plan to post in a specific European country, it’s usually better to use an account that was created and used in that same region.
Sudden location changes are one of the common reasons accounts get flagged.
In general, accounts perform more naturally when the location, IP, and activity match. So if you plan to post in a specific European country, it’s usually better to use an account that was created and used in that same region.
Sudden location changes are one of the common reasons accounts get flagged.
- May 12, 2023
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This does not affect
Linhrin1909
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- Feb 9, 2026
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Facebook has strict policies regarding account usage. Purchasing an account that is not yours may violate Facebook's terms of service and may result in your account being locked or restricted. If you use a US account to post to Marketplace in Europe, you may have trouble reaching the right audience, as Facebook may tailor content and display based on the account's location and language. Using an account specific to the country you want to reach will make it easier for you to target the right market and customers.
