Facebook Softreg · 2FA Enabled · Email Verified (No Access) · MIX IP · Mixed Gender · Cookie
- 1-hour warranty*
- 100% Valid Product
Information
Facebook accounts with two-factor authentication (2FA) enabled.
Accounts are email verified, however no mailbox access is provided.
Registered using MIX IPs. Gender is mixed, friend count is mixed.
Cookies included. Intended for further setup and careful, compliant use.
Warranty
— Covered (replacement):
- No access to the account before the first login.
- The package is technically invalid prior to delivery.
— Not covered (no replacement):
- Any bans or restrictions after purchase (including password/security changes or third-party actions).
- Requests for mailbox access (email access is not provided by design).
- Expectation mismatch regarding GEO/IP, gender, or friend count — within the stated description (MIX IP, MIX).
- Additional Facebook/service checks (SMS, CAPTCHA, re-verification).
Account Format
Uid, Pass, 2FA, Email, Cookie
Compliance Disclaimer:
The marketplace acts as a technical intermediary. Listings are provided by independent sellers, and the marketplace does not represent or endorse any use that violates third-party platform rules.
No guarantees are provided regarding account longevity, platform approval, or continued access after purchase.
Any use of the product must comply with applicable laws and third-party platform terms. Buyers assume full responsibility for post-purchase usage and compliance.
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