Product Name

Facebook Random IP Registered Account - US Avatar - Verified Hotmail - 0–10 Friends - 2FA Enabled

Product Description

The account is registered under a random IP environment, all based on US data. Overall account quality is good and suitable for basic account warming and operations.

The account has a stable US-region structure, strong anti-risk control ability, and good ban resistance, suitable for social media operations, content publishing, and account matrix management.

Account Format

UID | Password | 2FA | Email

Login Instructions

Step 1: Log in via anti-risk URL

Login URL:

https://mbasic.facebook.com

This site helps reduce most security checks and login restrictions, including password error prompts.

Step 2: Get 2FA code

When 2FA verification is required, copy the full 2FA key and generate a 6-digit code here:

https://www.7kf.org/zh_cn-cny/2fa

Step 3: Complete login

After login, wait at least 2 minutes.

Then open a new page and visit:

www.facebook.com

to complete login.

Included Tutorials

• Facebook Image Login Guide

• Facebook Video Login Guide

• 2FA Code Generator Guide

Important Notes

• Bulk actions or immediate profile changes may lead to restrictions

• Logging multiple accounts on the same device or IP may trigger risk control

• Do not use banned environments or devices

Usage Recommendations

• Use a clean device; AdsPower browser is recommended

• Use clean residential IPs (e.g. 911 S5), data center IPs are not allowed

• Warm up the account before full operations

• Allow 24–48 hours adaptation after new IP/device login

• Avoid important changes within the first 24–48 hours

• Basic browsing and engagement is recommended in the first 24 hours

After-Sales Service

1. No after-sales support for accounts restricted due to violations

2. Use clean IP and independent browser environment

3. Recommended to keep account idle for 3 days before changing password

4. If login works but functions fail, check IP/environment first

5. 24-hour first-login guarantee (replacement if not 180-day ban issue)

6. Small-scale testing is recommended before bulk use