Facebook random IP – UID 6157 – 30+ friends – around 100 posts – ads ready – 2FA enabled

Product Name:
Facebook Random IP Account UID 6157 (30+ Friends | ~100 Posts | 2FA Enabled | Ads Ready)

Product Description:
New foreign Facebook account with UID 6157 range, registered with random IP. Includes 30+ friends and around 100 posts. The account has 2FA enabled and is linked to a trusted Hotmail email (June 2025). Supports advertising usage. High-quality account with stable environment, password can be changed, and verification codes can be received via Hotmail. Suitable for cross-border e-commerce and social media marketing.

Account Format:
UID | Password | 2FA | Email | Email Password

Usage Tutorial:

Login Method
Step 1: Open the risk-control login page
Login URL: https://mbasic.facebook.com
Note: This page helps avoid most security checks and issues like password errors.

Step 2: Get 2FA Code
When prompted for 2FA, copy the full 2FA key and paste it into the following site to generate a 6-digit code:
https://www.7kf.org/zh_cn-cny/2fa

Step 3: Complete Login
After logging in, wait at least 2 minutes, then open a new page and visit www.facebook.com to finish login.

Included Resources:
Facebook Image Login Guide
Facebook Video Login Guide
2FA Code Generator Tutorial

Important for Beginners:
If your account gets instantly locked or shows a 180-day ban, it is usually caused by your login environment (no after-sales support for this case). Common reasons include low-quality IP or multiple accounts logged in under one IP.

Solution:
Use a clean IP, one account per IP. Clear browser cache or use incognito mode. On mobile, reinstall the app before logging in.

After-Sales Policy:

1. No support for accounts restricted due to violations after purchase. Use region-matching IP and avoid linked environments.
2. After login, keep the account idle for 3 days before changing password. Modify only one account detail per day.
3. 24-hour first login guarantee. If login fails (excluding 180-day ban), contact support for replacement.
4. First-time buyers should test in small quantities before scaling.