[Tutorial] How To Create Facebook Accounts ... The Real Way!

AshdFlash said:

great guide mate. But I had one question I need to ask, I am from Philippines and if I create
account using US private proxies and verifying it using Philippines mobile number, would it
create a red flag or make the account suspicious or anything?

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gh0stxvx said:

Sorry I know I'm not explaining myself well. You get unlimited data on the mobile phone but only up to 30gb if you tether it to another device. That's the way they explain it. OP mentions having unlimited data on a mobile dongle. Quote: "For me my mobile data is free so I don't have to worry about costs." So I want to know how to I get free mobile data on my computer. My understanding is Massplanner is really data heavy and the dongle seems the best way to reset IP each account or to reset IP each day in the case of Massplanner (like in Inceptions thread).

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AshdFlash said:

great guide mate. But I had one question I need to ask, I am from Philippines and if I create
account using US private proxies and verifying it using Philippines mobile number, would it
create a red flag or make the account suspicious or anything?

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THUNDERELVI said:

Last but not least, dongles are not the best way nor the most cost affective to manage accounts in MP - buy a residential line for like $30-50 and you are set. That means no dongles, no cables, no USB hubs, no switching on/off manually (routers can be controlled programmatically), no reduced speeds, true unlimited bandwidth (ok maybe not unlimited but you will never get charged extra for TB-s of bandwidth every month which is more than enough to manage XXX accounts), no line dropping or bad reception (remember you are still dealing with 3G/4G networks in dongles), etc...

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DrPorn said:

Please move this to Facebook forum. I posted in wrong place. My bad.

Lurked here for a while and thought I'd share something. I enjoy reading posts on here so time to share back.

In this guide I will go into detail on how to create trusted, phone verified, accounts that do not get deleted. I may let some secrets out of the bag, but that's ok because there isn't really much Facebook can do to stop it. I'm sitting on around 800 accounts that I've created over the past year. All still alive (except 3, but that was my fault when I was testing a bot I coding).

Let's begin ...

The most important step is HAVE A FRESH IP ADDRESS FOR EVERY ACCOUNT YOU MAKE! Do not skimp or skip on this part. It's the number one rule.

How do you get fresh IP's to create accounts?

Easy. Tether your phone (use 4G connection not wifi), or purchase a 3G dongle. Without going into detail each time you disconnect, and connect again, you will get a new IP address. I find 3G dongles easier to work with. Pull them out to disconnect, plug back in press connect and bingo, you have a fresh IP.

But wait, don't I need to use the same IP address when I log back into these accounts?

No. Think about something. How many people use Facebook on their phone? The majority I'd say. A lot of them are using 3G/4G on their phone. As mentioned above the users IP address will always be changing. Mobile networks don't own enough IP address to give their customers a unique one. Your IP address on a mobile phone is taken from a pool of available addresses.

Facebook does not punish mobile users with roadblocks every time the IP changes. That would be silly. They know a user on a mobile device, or mobile connection, is always going have their IP change.

I've been doing this for a long time. I have never had an issue.

Second Most Important Rule!!

Do not use an email address to register the account. Use a mobile number. Go to the shop and buy a handful of simcards - or acquire them in any other fashion. Go for simcards that have numbers atatched. You don't want the ones that make you top up, or call a number to activate.

Once you have your simcards you now use these numbers instead of an email address. You can login the same. Doing it this way also automatically phone verifies the account.

Anyway, moving forward ...

Now that you have your simcards and fresh IP addresses for account creation you need to download Chrome. Once downloaded install an extension called Edit This Cookie (it will become apparent later). I can not post links, but Google it. After you've installed, go to the chrome extension settings page (press the 3 vertical dots next to the address bar -> More Tools -> Extensions.

Find the Edit This Cookie extension and press checkbox that says "Allow in Incognito".

Now we can finally get onto making the accounts ...

Another waring. ALWAYS CLOSE CHROME, OPEN IT AGAIN, AND OPEN A NEW INCOGNITO WINDOW FOR EVERY ACCOUNT YOU MAKE. There really is no need for cccleaner or any other tool. Incognito will wipe your session when you close the browser.

Next up you need to open a new incognito window and navigate to Facebook.

Enter a name. Personally I google "random name" and navigate to the first hit. It's been pretty good. I also often use a NodeJS package called "faker". Search NPM for it.

Enter the mobile number. One number per account.

Enter a password. Keep it different for every account. Make a file somewhere to store the credentials for each account.

Enter a date of birth.

Select a gender.

Now press create account button. It will send an SMS to the number you used to register. Enter the code and continue. Now you'll be redirected to the profile. It's time to edit it.

The following steps are also kinda important. You'll see why as I'm explaining.

Profile Picture

I create a lot of accounts. It was a problem for me to try and source decent images at first but I discovered a little trick. Facebook uses face recognition and also other image matching tools to check if any images you upload belong to another user. They're smart like that. That's why you can't really steal profile pictures from Facebook and reuse them.

... or so you thought.

I've been doing this for a long time. I simply open photoshop and manipulate the image. Change the colors. Flip it. Rotate some. Add some filters like blur and distortion. I've created a lot of Photoshop droplets that do this for me automatically. I just drag an image onto one of them, and almost instantly have a manipulated image. I also add hearts, crowns, stars. All that fancy crap that people do on their iPhones (I still own a very old nokia with a green screen. That's my mobile phone. I'm paranoid about being tracked).

Now you don't need to worry about getting image sets. Makes the account look more real when there's lots of pics of the person.

With that bit out the way next you have to do the following:

1. Add a cover photo.
2. Edit every section of the About page. Make it look real as f**k. Add a college, or university in the same area. Add some life achievements. Add about me, and a quote. Edit it as much as possible to fit the profile of the fictional user. Add a nickname.
3. Like some films, books, sporting clubs, television programmes.
4. Go to sites such as CNN, Daily Mail, Vine etc. etc. and share some things. If they use Facebook comments leave a comment. Facebook will track you, because these pages use Facebook's Javascript for like buttons etc. It's a +1 for sure.
5. Like some pages on Facebook. Share some comments. Interact with users on pages, or groups. Like some stuff. Leave a reply to a comment. The idea is to appear real, and have a filled out newsfeed.
6. Play some games. A quick round on 8 ball pool, or candy crush. It helps break up the monotonous cycle of creating accounts, and also helps the account appear more real.
7. Share some videos from youtube, or some links to safe content.
8. Add some friends. Don't go OTT. Just a few for the first day. I always seem to get friend requests when commenting in some groups, or on pages.
9. Turn SMS notifications off. I'm always paranoid that Facebook can tell if a number is offline for a period of time. Maybe it's in a response when the send the SMS. I don't know, I'm just playing it safe.

The trick is when creating an account is to pretend to be that fictitious user. Put your imagination into full swing and pretend for the next 10 minutes your a different person.

The accounts need to look real and act real. Facebook has it's own tools to weed out fake accounts. They're not stupid. Don't use super hot model girls, or men that look unrealistic. People will spot that. Just be ordinary (unless your niche requires you to use super hot images).

After you've finished editing the account you need to move onto the next very important step.

IMPORTANT! DO NOT LOG OUT OF THE ACCOUNT WHEN FINISHED.

Facebook does some checking when you log into an account. It checks the device, the IP address, the location. This happens every time you log in and out of Facebook.

Instead, you are going to save the cookies so when you want to access the account again you simply import the cookies and like magic the account is loaded.

To save the cookies click on the little cookie icon next to the address bar. This is the Edit This Cookie tool. Make sure you're on the Facebook tab when you do this. Next click the icon with a right facing arrow. This will copy the cookies to your clipboard.

Open a file, press CTRL + V and save the file. I always use the mobile number as the file name. It makes things easier. You can also include any important info in the filename such as: 07759339210-gaming-campaign-liverpool.txt. Do whatever you like to make things easier to manage.

Once you've saved the file to exit the account close chrome. Poof, it's gone.

To log back into that account open a brand new chrome instance, open an incognito window, press the cookie icon and this time press the left facing arrow. It will show a box to paste the cookies. Open the cookies file, select all, and copy to clipboard. Paste into Edit This Cookie. Now navigate to Facebook and you will be logged in. No entering the password.

Make sure you use a fresh IP each time you login. Remember, we're using dongles, this means pull it out, plug it back in, and press connect.

Other Important Tips

• Log into the account on a regular basis. Perform some actions. Like things. Share stuff.
• Never use the same names, or images, twice.
• Always use a new incognito window.
• Change the IP addresses every time you create a new account, or log into an account.
• Interact with people. Say hi on the chat. Be positive, don't be a dick and troll people. You're creating a fake profile for marketing purposes the least you can do is be positive to others and share some love in other ways.

Note: I do not support the use of accounts for illegal activities or malicious spam. I do not support impersonation, social engineering or any other illegal activities.

It's a long process, and very dull. But doing it this way you know your accounts are top quality and have very little risk of removal unless you neglect them. After 30 days I notice my accounts become "trusted". At this point I can usually leave them for weeks without logging into them and they will remain alive.

I've shared a lot of good advice here. I may have missed something out. Feel free to ask questions and I will answer them to the best of my knowledge.

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THUNDERELVI said:

You never get unlimited bandwidth on a mobile phone, otherwise you would have to pay thousands for it and yes this includes the UK and most countries you can think of. It's a marketing trick - they say it's unlimited, but a TOS disclaimer down the page (usually written in a very small almost invisible font) says that it's unlimited up to a certain X GB, then it's unlimited, but with reduced speed. Every network behaves like this - currently, mobile bandwidth is much more expensive than normal one (fiber optic), so not only you will never get unlimited bandwidth, but the limit will also be much lower.

This happens because they know most normal people won't even consume near close to that amount, but in your case it won't work. I don't know how much the reduced speed is in your country, but in mine it's 128 kb/s, which is a joke and you can manage at most a few accounts only, so you would need to buy a lot of dongles to make it work. Also, I have no idea how the OP gets free data - he either hacked the network, is using reduced speeds like I said or some other method which I'm not aware of and I don't believe he would share that on an open forum anyway.

Last but not least, dongles are not the best way nor the most cost affective to manage accounts in MP - buy a residential line for like $30-50 and you are set. That means no dongles, no cables, no USB hubs, no switching on/off manually (routers can be controlled programmatically), no reduced speeds, true unlimited bandwidth (ok maybe not unlimited but you will never get charged extra for TB-s of bandwidth every month which is more than enough to manage XXX accounts), no line dropping or bad reception (remember you are still dealing with 3G/4G networks in dongles), etc...

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Alfa11 said:

How much cookies last..I mean cookie have expiration date..or i'm wrong?

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oldweb said:

I would be interested to know if that is the case too?

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THUNDERELVI said:

Technically speaking, cookies must have an expiration date which is decided by the developer who coded the website. If the developer omits the "time" property when setting a cookie, then by default the cookie expires at the end of session. However, you can put a very large number as the expiration date, for example 100 years, so yeah cookies can last for a lifetime. FB cookies, at least for remembering users regarding logging in, behave like this and don't expire (at least not in our lifetime).

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THUNDERELVI said:

You never get unlimited bandwidth on a mobile phone, otherwise you would have to pay thousands for it and yes this includes the UK and most countries you can think of. It's a marketing trick - they say it's unlimited, but a TOS disclaimer down the page (usually written in a very small almost invisible font) says that it's unlimited up to a certain X GB, then it's unlimited, but with reduced speed. Every network behaves like this - currently, mobile bandwidth is much more expensive than normal one (fiber optic), so not only you will never get unlimited bandwidth, but the limit will also be much lower.

This happens because they know most normal people won't even consume near close to that amount, but in your case it won't work. I don't know how much the reduced speed is in your country, but in mine it's 128 kb/s, which is a joke and you can manage at most a few accounts only, so you would need to buy a lot of dongles to make it work. Also, I have no idea how the OP gets free data - he either hacked the network, is using reduced speeds like I said or some other method which I'm not aware of and I don't believe he would share that on an open forum anyway.

Last but not least, dongles are not the best way nor the most cost affective to manage accounts in MP - buy a residential line for like $30-50 and you are set. That means no dongles, no cables, no USB hubs, no switching on/off manually (routers can be controlled programmatically), no reduced speeds, true unlimited bandwidth (ok maybe not unlimited but you will never get charged extra for TB-s of bandwidth every month which is more than enough to manage XXX accounts), no line dropping or bad reception (remember you are still dealing with 3G/4G networks in dongles), etc...

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REAL EMAIL ID said:

Taking too much time to create accounts when restart modem for each account.
I am creating 100 accounts every day if I follow your method I have to reset modem 100 times which is taking more time.
It will work for a small pack, not for bulk.

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THUNDERELVI said:

Technically speaking, cookies must have an expiration date which is decided by the developer who coded the website. If the developer omits the "time" property when setting a cookie, then by default the cookie expires at the end of session. However, you can put a very large number as the expiration date, for example 100 years, so yeah cookies can last for a lifetime. FB cookies, at least for remembering users regarding logging in, behave like this and don't expire (at least not in our lifetime).

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