They continue to ban accounts

Best Practices for Facebook Marketplace Listings​

  1. Warm up your account gradually with real social activity (likes, comments, posts).
  2. Use a consistent IP and location with mobile proxies.
  3. Post 1 listing per day at first, gradually increasing as the account matures.
  4. Log in daily and maintain regular activity to avoid account inactivity.
  5. Ensure your listings are diverse, high-quality, and compliant with Facebook’s policies.
  6. Monitor for any warnings from Facebook and adjust your approach accordingly.
 
After getting an account, try easing into things start by liking and commenting for a bit before posting listings. Make sure your proxies are residential and rotate them often. Also, don’t change too much at once, like payment info or profile details, as it can look suspicious. The key is consistency and taking things slow.
 
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.
i will try
 
Ask the seller how they keep the account safe long-term, especially after logging in from a different location.
 
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
After buying an account, the most important thing is not what to post, but how to make Facebook believe that you are a real user → Natural, regular, contextual behavior, not sudden.
 
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
try to create an ID for each account you buy. After facebook flags you, post a picture with the account ID (ID is to verify your identity)
 
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
facebook has flagged your account. You should use Proxy to warm it up.
 
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
I think you need to keep the login address for a long time, then use it
 
The most important is how to make Facebook believe that you are a real user . just think how you use your real account private facebook.. about connection, reaction etc..
You really need buy a time to make facebook believe you.
 
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
i have a little tip that can help you.when you log in to a new fb account after many days of not logging in.you need to stay logged in for at least 3 hours.and need to warm up by watching short videos in the home page.comment on a few videos,just like a normal person would.
 
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
Have you tried a civil proxy? It is more stable than rotating proxies. Using a rotating proxy can change your IP, leading to meta suspicion.
 

Best Practices for Facebook Marketplace Listings​

  1. Warm up your account gradually with real social activity (likes, comments, posts).
  2. Use a consistent IP and location with mobile proxies.
  3. Post 1 listing per day at first, gradually increasing as the account matures.
  4. Log in daily and maintain regular activity to avoid account inactivity.
  5. Ensure your listings are diverse, high-quality, and compliant with Facebook’s policies.
  6. Monitor for any warnings from Facebook and adjust your approach accordingly.
Have you tried civil proxy, it will be more stable than rotating proxy, rotating proxy can change your IP. which will make meta suspicious of you
 
You should change your information after purchase, and interact like a normal person regularly, be careful to avoid spamming.
 
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