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One Facebook account, one line: the six fields

Your order page lists the accounts one per line, with the fields joined by a vertical bar. Here is how a typical line from a 2FA listing breaks down, left to right.

1. Account ID

   A long number that identifies the profile. Facebook accepts it in the "email or phone" box at sign-in.

2. Facebook password

   The password for the first sign-in. Replace it once you are inside.

3. 2FA key

   Capital letters and digits, sometimes in groups of four. It is not the code itself: paste it into https://checkkit.net/en/online-2fa-code-generator to get the six digits Facebook asks for.

4. Email address

   The mailbox the account was confirmed with, on listings marked "email included". Facebook sends security codes here.

5. Email password

   Opens that mailbox, so you can read those codes and later move the account to an address of your own.

6. Session data

   On farmed listings: an access token, the browser user agent and saved cookies from the last session. Useful for the first sign-in only.

Choosing by registration country

Most listings are sorted by the country the account was registered from. Each was created from an IP address in that country and confirmed with a local phone number and an email, and the title names the country. When the profile will deal with buyers, groups or Pages in one market, start there.

The United States has the widest choice, then the UK, Canada and much of Western and Northern Europe, followed by countries across Asia, Latin America and Africa. A handful of listings mix countries and say so.

What the words in a Marketplace title promise

Country listings are titled in a fixed pattern. "Marketplace enabled" means the account can open Facebook Marketplace. "SMS and email verified" says how it was confirmed at registration. "Email included" puts the mailbox password in your line (field 5 above). "2FA enabled" adds the key in field 3.

The tail of the title describes the profile: a profile and cover photo, a partly filled profile, or a full one. A gender in the title applies to every account in that listing; without one, you get a mix.

Farmed accounts with a saved session

A smaller set of listings is farmed: the accounts were registered and then used for at least a week before sale, mostly from Ukraine, England and Poland. They have an avatar, four to seven photos of one person, group memberships and a filled or partly filled profile, and some have up to about twenty friends.

Their lines are the longest. Besides the ID, password and 2FA key they carry the session fields: browser cookies, the user agent they were saved with and, where the title says so, an EAAB access token. Changing the password or a session ending on Facebook's side makes all three stop working, so rely on the password and the key after the first sign-in.

Older profiles with friends, posts and Pages

Other listings sell history rather than a country: profiles registered in 2024, in 2022 or 2023, one year or more ago, and one listing of profiles about eight years old. Depending on the listing they come with friends (from a few dozen to three hundred), posts and likes, one or more Facebook Pages, or a Business Manager already set up.

An older, fuller profile looks used to anyone who opens it. It does not earn extra trust from Facebook, and it does not rule out a security check later. If you plan to advertise, read the title first: some listings say they are not for ads or that the ad account is restricted, others say it is clean, and every ad still goes through Facebook's own review.

Making the account yours after delivery

Sign in with field 1 and field 2. When Facebook asks for a code, paste field 3 into https://checkkit.net/en/online-2fa-code-generator and type the six digits it shows. On listings with cookies you can import them instead with the Cookie-Editor browser extension.

Once you are in, change the password, then move the email to a mailbox you control if the listing included one, and keep the 2FA key safe: the account cannot be reopened without it. Check the active sessions under security settings and end the ones you do not use.

Sign in to every account within the warranty window printed on its listing. If one will not open, is locked or disabled, or asks for a check your line cannot pass, open a ticket from your order page with a screenshot before the window ends; it is replaced from the same listing, or refunded if the listing is sold out. Signing in does not void the warranty. Bans from bulk or automated activity are not covered.