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Facebook accounts: via, clone and aged
The Facebook listing mixes several kinds of account. In Vietnamese MMO slang a via is an account with a long, lived-in history, a clone is a newer account registered in bulk, and an aged account is one registered years ago and kept since. Product titles say which one you are looking at, plus the registration year, the country and what comes with it.
Reading a product title
- 2FA: the authenticator key is included, so you can generate login codes yourself.
- Cookie / Cookie JSON: a session you can import into an antidetect browser to log in without a fresh password check.
- Email verified / Hotmail included: the mailbox the account was registered with, needed to recover it.
- Friends, filled profile: accounts that look used, not created yesterday.
- Ads restricted, possible debts: said plainly on some aged accounts. Buy those for the profile, not for running ads.
First login
Use one browser profile and one proxy per account, in the account's registration country. Log in with the cookie or 2FA, then leave the password, name and email alone for the first days. Most checkpoints come from changing everything in the first hour. Our guide to via, clone and aged accounts goes further.
FAQ
Which kind should I buy for ads?
For running ads, look at the Facebook BM and ad accounts listing, where the spending limit is stated. Aged profiles with 2FA suit warming up a page or joining groups.
The account asks for a checkpoint on login. Is it covered?
If it happens on the first login inside the warranty window, with the details as delivered, open a ticket from the order for a replacement.
Can I change the name and password?
Yes, once you are in. Wait a few days and change one thing at a time.