Facebook Account · EN name · 2FA · Aged 5-20 Days · Email Hotmail · Cookies
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Facebook accounts created automatically (auto-reg) are suitable both for automated uploads and for manually launching advertising campaigns. The package includes advertising data: token, cookies, and two-factor authentication (2FA) is enabled.
Country of registration — MIX. Some profiles may be partially filled out, registration is done via phone number. For improved stability, logins are allowed from IPs other than the registration IP.
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— No guarantee (no replacement): if the account is blocked after purchase for any reason, including payment system checks or attempts to bypass platform rules.
Account format
login:password:DateOfBirth:Facebook_ID:user-agent:token::cookie:2fa
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