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1R1SaP

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I have already bought 7 Facebook accounts, of which only 2 have survived so far
I use mobile proxies that match the country of the account with dolphin anty, but Facebook continues to suspect my accounts
I need them to create listings on the marketplace. Before making listings, I warmed up the accounts for several days and then posted no more than one listing per day.
There was a time when I did not log into the account for several days, could this somehow affect the ban?
Please recommend me a detailed plan of action after purchasing an account
 
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ask the account seller to share option of how it is manage to secure same process for long term usage,most time account get restrict after changing from primary location of account creation.
 
It seems like you're on the right track but Facebook can still flag accounts if there’s inactivity. After purchasing an account, set up the profile to look natural, and log in daily even if just briefly. Start with 1-2 posts and engage with others to build activity slowly. For marketplace listings, post 1-2 a day to avoid triggering flags. Stick to consistent mobile proxies matching the account’s location and avoid long breaks between logins. Patience and steady activity are key to keeping accounts safe.
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1R1SaP said:
I have already bought 7 Facebook accounts, of which only 2 have survived so far
I use mobile proxies that match the country of the account with dolphin anty, but Facebook continues to suspect my accounts
I need them to create listings on the marketplace. Before making listings, I warmed up the accounts for several days and then posted no more than one listing per day.
There was a time when I did not log into the account for several days, could this somehow affect the ban?
Please recommend me a detailed plan of action after purchasing an account
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Make sure your proxies align with the account’s location and device, and avoid sudden IP changes.
 
Once you have an account, create a genuine user profile and keep logging in every day, even if it is only for a short period of time. Start by sharing the first 1-2 posts and gradually increase your interactions with other users to increase activity naturally. For classifieds, post 1-2 posts per day to avoid being flagged by the system. Always use a stable mobile proxy that matches your account location and avoid long periods of no login. That's my advice.
 
facebook is still causing difficulties for advertisers, just one unusual activity can cause an account to be disabled, keep your new account safe and know how to deal with previously restricted accounts in your profile
 
Ask the account seller to share options on how to manage for secure, the account is restrict after changing the primary location of account creation..
 
1R1SaP said:
There was a time when I did not log into the account for several days, could this somehow affect the ban?
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No, it doesn't affect anything. You can login anytime you want. Sometimes, it is hard to know why an account gets banned.
 
There are many factors for that ban, usually from the Meta system itself. They detected something, you should change what you listed to the marketplace.
 
I’d chill 3–5 days just doing normal user stuff, no posts, no marketplace.
 
After purchasing the account, set up your profile naturally and log in daily even if it is just for a short period of time. Ask the account seller to share options on how to manage to secure the same process for long term use.
 
Warm up each new Facebook account for 10–15 days by browsing your News Feed, liking posts, and joining a couple of groups before touching Marketplace.
Limit listings to 1–3 per week with genuine photos and respond promptly to inquiries, all under a consistent mobile proxy and browser profile.
Match your account’s locale, timezone, and device fingerprint, and space out actions to maintain trust signals and avoid bans.
 
When you bought the account did you discuss with the seller about the account warranty?
 
1R1SaP said:
I have already bought 7 Facebook accounts, of which only 2 have survived so far
I use mobile proxies that match the country of the account with dolphin anty, but Facebook continues to suspect my accounts
I need them to create listings on the marketplace. Before making listings, I warmed up the accounts for several days and then posted no more than one listing per day.
There was a time when I did not log into the account for several days, could this somehow affect the ban?
Please recommend me a detailed plan of action after purchasing an account
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that is quite expensive, if you have a large daily budget, you can look for a reputable agent, they will provide you with unlimited account replacement service, so you will also optimize time for your work.
 
Change the mail password and account password first. Leave it there for 1 days. Then start acting like a normal user (regular interaction). Then you can change the information to prevent it from getting back by the real owner
 
1R1SaP said:
I have already bought 7 Facebook accounts, of which only 2 have survived so far
I use mobile proxies that match the country of the account with dolphin anty, but Facebook continues to suspect my accounts
I need them to create listings on the marketplace. Before making listings, I warmed up the accounts for several days and then posted no more than one listing per day.
There was a time when I did not log into the account for several days, could this somehow affect the ban?
Please recommend me a detailed plan of action after purchasing an account
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You need to find a reputable account provider, they will provide unlimited account replacement service, so it will help you optimize your time.
 
If the account provided by the seller is an old account, the first thing you should do is update the information and use it as if it were your own real Facebook account. I highly recommend choosing a reliable and reputable provider. Good-quality accounts may cost more, but if used for marketing purposes, they tend to last much longer and deliver better results.
 
What is the reason? When you find out the reason then you can find the solution. It is difficult to answer you if you ask us like this.
 
1R1SaP said:
I have already bought 7 Facebook accounts, of which only 2 have survived so far
I use mobile proxies that match the country of the account with dolphin anty, but Facebook continues to suspect my accounts
I need them to create listings on the marketplace. Before making listings, I warmed up the accounts for several days and then posted no more than one listing per day.
There was a time when I did not log into the account for several days, could this somehow affect the ban?
Please recommend me a detailed plan of action after purchasing an account
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If you havent logged in, it doesnt affect anything. There ara many other factors.
 
Same here too. Have bought 16 accounts yeaterday. 6 already gone.
Now I'm afraid to login to other accounts
 
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