What's going on with Facebook?

D3mian

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Hi guys! First post here!

I'm really looking forward to properly create a good amount (maybe 100 to start with) of Facebook Profiles to boost my boss's account. I have tried with VPN and TOR (no proxy, like some of you were recommending) but after 2 account i get the infamous lock from FB.

Is there any new way to be successful in this particular task? Some of you were talking about Multilogin, is it still working to create accounts? Do i need something else besides a VPN service and Multilogin?

There must be a solution, besides buying aged accounts (what do you guys think about this method?).
 
As far as I know, you only need different email addresses to make Facebook accounts? Are you using different email accounts and different proxies? Actually, maybe buying the accounts really would be the simplest way to go about it. Hope you manage to figure it out!
 
As far as I know, you only need different email addresses to make Facebook accounts? Are you using different email accounts and different proxies? Actually, maybe buying the accounts really would be the simplest way to go about it. Hope you manage to figure it out!

Thanks for the reply!

Actually i'm only using VPN and disposable emails to create accounts, wich i think now that you say it's kind of stupid, lol.

I'm seriously considering to buy some aged accounts but there's several people saying that FB is banning lots of them, so it doesn't seem profitable right now.

Is there any legit tool that automates the process of making new accounts? I heard about Multilogin, just sent them an email.
 
Multilogin is expensive but a great tool. created many social media accounts via multi login

When you create account , what to do to warm up ad account? How many do we need to spend money on each ad account to be warmed?
 
Get a custom FB bot built for you which does not leave footprints..

And in case i don't know how to build it myself, does "Multilogin" or "LinkedSphere" serve the same purposes?
 
And in case i don't know how to build it myself, does "Multilogin" or "LinkedSphere" serve the same purposes?

Those are not bots but will help with the footprints. If you're looking for a free solution then I'd recommend using firefox portables with good proxies.
 
TOR is a no-go, they know straight away what you are using. VPN in combination with tor just hides your exit node.
 
TOR is a no-go, they know straight away what you are using. VPN in combination with tor just hides your exit node.

Yes, i should have known that.

And what do you suggest? I'm maybe thinking in using for example "RankerX" to make the accounts (lots of good reviews in BHW) and maybe Multilogin to manage them. Am i correct with my presumptions?

PD: Thanks for the reply!
 
For sure Multilogon can be used to help create accounts anonymously. You will also want to purchase proxies though to use with the profiles. Multilogon makes it very easy to avoid showing the same footprint each time you create a profile.
 
Facebook stores tens of parameters for each account. It's not just IP address. It stores local data, uses screen canvas and resolution, webrtc, it checks likes/votes cross-voting and so on. None of these can be masked by VPN or proxies.

As others said Tor is an immediate red flag.
 
For sure Multilogon can be used to help create accounts anonymously. You will also want to purchase proxies though to use with the profiles. Multilogon makes it very easy to avoid showing the same footprint each time you create a profile.

Thanks for the reply! Really silly question, do i have to use a proxy for EACH Facebook account? Does the proxy have to be in the same location as the fake Facebook account "location"? (For example, a south american proxy for a south american Facebook account).
 
Facebook hates VPNs. Buy accounts instead of creating new accounts and run them using good proxies.

The thing is that i need Facebook accounts from a specific country. If i buy, for example, 100 Facebook PVA accounts, will i be able to use them in my country? Do i need a proxy for EACH account i use? Can the proxy be from ANY place, no matter where the Facebook account is located?
 
The thing is that i need Facebook accounts from a specific country. If i buy, for example, 100 Facebook PVA accounts, will i be able to use them in my country? Do i need a proxy for EACH account i use? Can the proxy be from ANY place, no matter where the Facebook account is located?
There are sellers who sell US accounts if you specifically need them. It's ideal to use 1 proxy for 1 account. Keeps your other accounts safe if one gets banned. If you've bought US accounts it's ideal to use US proxies. US accounts and proxies are both easily available and that's why people end up using only US accounts. You'll have to warm them up in any case. Can't start spamming immediately. It's getting tough running Facebook accounts.
 
There are sellers who sell US accounts if you specifically need them. It's ideal to use 1 proxy for 1 account. Keeps your other accounts safe if one gets banned. If you've bought US accounts it's ideal to use US proxies. US accounts and proxies are both easily available and that's why people end up using only US accounts. You'll have to warm them up in any case. Can't start spamming immediately. It's getting tough running Facebook accounts.

Great response, thanks dude!

Just to clear my mind from confusion, if i buy, for example, 100 US Facebook accounts + 100 US proxies, can i "locate" this accounts to "live", for example in Brazil? Or is this a huge red flag for Facebook?
 
Great response, thanks dude!

Just to clear my mind from confusion, if i buy, for example, 100 US Facebook accounts + 100 US proxies, can i "locate" this accounts to "live", for example in Brazil? Or is this a huge red flag for Facebook?
You can't immediately change all the details on those profiles. Take it slow. First week like some pages. Like and comment on some of the posts on those pages. Join a few groups. Add 5-6 friends daily. After a week or two when your profile has warmed up you can change the location. If you're asking this because you want to target an audience from Brazil, it hardly matters as a lot of profiles keep these details private. Like number of friends, where they work/study or where they live. If you want to give your target audience an idea that you are from Brazil, just keep you cover photos a place from Brazil and let the location on your profile be US and keep that detail private.
 
Great response, thanks dude!

Just to clear my mind from confusion, if i buy, for example, 100 US Facebook accounts + 100 US proxies, can i "locate" this accounts to "live", for example in Brazil? Or is this a huge red flag for Facebook?

I can only speak for myself: I am operating 4 FB accounts right now, with no real experience in Facebook. I use Proxies set in Russia, Germany, South Africa, and UK, and I set the profiles to be living in the USA and I have not had any problems yet. I can't say that will continue, I can just say it's possible. Lots of people use Facebook from a VPN so it shouldn't be an immediate red flag.
 
You can't immediately change all the details on those profiles. Take it slow. First week like some pages. Like and comment on some of the posts on those pages. Join a few groups. Add 5-6 friends daily. After a week or two when your profile has warmed up you can change the location. If you're asking this because you want to target an audience from Brazil, it hardly matters as a lot of profiles keep these details private. Like number of friends, where they work/study or where they live. If you want to give your target audience an idea that you are from Brazil, just keep you cover photos a place from Brazil and let the location on your profile be US and keep that detail private.

You are the best!

I can only speak for myself: I am operating 4 FB accounts right now, with no real experience in Facebook. I use Proxies set in Russia, Germany, South Africa, and UK, and I set the profiles to be living in the USA and I have not had any problems yet. I can't say that will continue, I can just say it's possible. Lots of people use Facebook from a VPN so it shouldn't be an immediate red flag.

Thanks for the advice! Let's all hope you're right!

Do you manage this accounts right from a browser or a tool in particular?
 
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