Product Name
Facebook Super Aged Accounts-Registered 2006–2010-Random Country-2FA Enabled-Trusted Hotmail-Random Ad History-Premium Quality Accounts
Product Description
Facebook super aged accounts, registered between 2006–2010, with random countries, 2FA enabled, and trusted Hotmail email linked.
The accounts have a long registration history and certain usage history. Ad history is randomly assigned. Specific account information, registration date, country/region, ad history, and actual available functions are subject to the account received.
Tutorial Resources
Facebook Login Tutorial with Images
Facebook Video Login Tutorial
2FA Verification Tutorial
Important Notes
Performing bulk actions immediately after login, such as liking or sending messages, or modifying profile information, may result in account restrictions.
Logging into multiple accounts from the same device/IP may trigger risk controls and could result in multiple account restrictions.
Do not log in from banned or abnormal device/IP environments.
Usage Recommendations
Use a clean device or browser environment when logging in.
Use a stable network environment corresponding to the account region.
For newly used accounts, a 24–48 hour adaptation period is recommended, with basic browsing only.
Wait 24–48 hours before performing BM or advertising operations.
Avoid modifying sensitive information during the first 24–48 hours.
Modify account information gradually, one item per day.
It is recommended to test a small quantity first before using accounts in bulk.
After-Sales Policy
Issues caused by policy-violating operations are not covered by after-sales support.
Please use a clean IP and corresponding regional environment when logging in.
After login, it is recommended to leave the account unchanged for 3 days before gradually modifying information.
Functional issues are usually related to the IP environment. Please check the environment first.
24-hour first-login protection is provided, except for 180-day suspension issues.
For first-time purchases, testing a small quantity before bulk use is recommended.