Facebook, Facebook account, how to log in after purchase? How to warm up FB accounts?

官方文章官方 2024-08-03 约 20 分钟

For accounts purchased from a specific region, you must use an IP address from the corresponding region to log in; otherwise, the account may become abnormal.

1. Obtain account information for the purchased Facebook account.

2. Find the UID (which you can understand as the account) + password in the account information.

Here's an example:

3. Open the Facebook App client and directly enter the UID and password to log in.

If logging in from a computer, to prevent detection, be sure to use https://mbasic.facebook.com to log in. This step can be ignored if using a mobile phone.

4. Use a 2FA generator to get the verification code. 2FA generator tool: https://www.humkt.com/2fa

5. Paste the verification code and click log in.

6. Directly click continue.

7. You can change https://mbasic.facebook.com/ to https://facebook.com/ in your browser. For future security information modifications, you must change it back to https://mbasic.facebook.com/.

Done. The example accounts above are different examples, and your account may vary.

Notes:

1. Do not modify account security information (language, 2FA, password, birthday, name, etc.) within 72 hours after logging in.

2. For future security, it is recommended to only modify the email password and 2FA.

Facebook Account Warming Details

(1) Prepare a clean IP (an IP that has not been banned before). It is recommended to log in to one Facebook account per Google Chrome browser, with a maximum of two accounts switched in the same browser.

(2) It's best to stay online for 0.5 to 6 hours (for 1 week). For warming up accounts, a completely new browser environment must be used. If using a browser that has previously had a banned Facebook account, the cache must be thoroughly cleared.

(3) After 3 days of warming up a new account, you can gradually complete information such as profile picture and cover photo, then start adding friends and joining groups (remember not to add too many, start with 1 and gradually increase daily).

(4) After 1 week of warming up a new account, do not frequently log out and log back in, as the system may mistakenly flag the account as being at risk of theft, leading to security mode. It's best to stay logged in for at least 1 hour.

(5) You can occasionally like posts and share simple status updates. Do not post advertisements or links, as Facebook may restrict your posting or directly block your account.

(6) Continue this maintenance, warming up, and status for 7 days. Then you can slightly expand your actions, gradually increasing the number of friends and groups you add.

(7) On days 9-10, start completing personal information such as address, school, occupation, company, etc.

(8) Warming up an account for 1 month in this manner will make it exceptionally stable. Unless you operate too frequently or violate policies too much, the account will not be banned. At this point, you can start sending private message advertisements, but you must control the quantity and gradually increase it.

Common Facebook Usage Questions

Q: How many friends can I add per day?

A: The number varies at different times. You must test the boundaries yourself. For example, if you send 10 friend requests within a few minutes and Facebook prompts you to "add people you know," you need to stop and delete any pending requests you've sent. Recommendation: For newly logged-in accounts, adding 5 to 8 friends per day is the safest. After 2 weeks, you can add 20 friends per day. The number is not fixed because warming up an account is a gradual process of gaining algorithm trust. If others add you and you accept the request, there are no limits. Similarly, how many posts can I make to how many groups within a few minutes without being disabled from group posting? How many bulk messages are appropriate at once? How many posts per day will make fans like them more? All these require continuous exploration.

Q: What is a stable IP? What is a clean IP?

A: First, IP refers to the external network node IP. Some people use VPNs and choose a location city, and each option is one IP (some novices hear customer service mention external IP and think it's their broadband IP, so I'm clarifying here: as long as you're doing international business, whether you use a VPN or an airport, it's related to your VPN's IP or airport IP. It has nothing to do with your domestic network IP; you just need to ensure your domestic network works normally). Some people use airports, and each node is one IP. A stable IP means the network speed meets requirements, there's no frequent loss of network, and it can be used long-term. A clean IP is a network IP that has not recently been banned by Facebook. For example, if you choose a node and Facebook bans it, then using that node to log in to a new account still results in a ban, that IP is flagged and should not be used again. Also, if logging in and entering two-factor authentication prompts "frequent operations," these are IP issues; an unclean IP can easily lead to account bans.

Q: Why can my friend log in, but I can't with your account? Why was it fine when I used it before?

A: This question clearly shows a lack of careful thought. Many of my clients use Kuailian VPN, and they always recommend it to their friends. At this point, you'll find that accounts that started out fine gradually decline in quality. It's a simple reason: each node on a VPN platform is not exclusive to you (if you've built your own VPS, please don't rush to object, read on). For example, if you log in to Facebook Dating in the US, you're using a Chicago, US node. If you tell your friend to use the same one, then you're both using the same IP (don't rush to object, connect to the VPN and Google your IP to check). The more accounts linked to one IP, the more likely they are to die. So don't ask: "Why is my friend's login normal, and mine was like this before?" Asking this means you're a novice, and we won't respond again; no one wants to teach novices how to operate.

Q: Why does Facebook easily ban or lock accounts?

A: During the account warming period, there's a high chance you'll be asked to upload a photo. There are three possible reasons for this: (1) You started adding friends, joining groups, and sending various promotional ads to clients immediately after registering/logging in. This behavior is tantamount to telling Facebook you're causing trouble. (2) Facebook triggers a random security mode to prevent machine registrations. When this happens, don't panic; follow the steps, and it's easy to unlock Facebook, usually by receiving a code via phone number or email. If you encounter a situation requiring a photo upload and your account was purchased and is within the after-sales period, please contact customer service. (3) IP abnormalities lead to bans or locks. Many people use unclean IPs to log in to Facebook, and a ban is inevitable. Also, frequently changing IPs during account warming, switching between Japan and the US, for example, is also a common cause of bans.

Q: What should I do if some Facebook features are restricted?

A: If posting is restricted, it usually lasts for about three days. When this happens, develop cautiously, don't be too aggressive, and reduce the frequency of operations. If you believe there's no issue, you can appeal to customer service; it usually takes a few days, so be patient. If Facebook says your post violates policies, and you're sure it doesn't, appealing will resolve it quickly.

Q: Why are my ad features easily restricted?

A: Facebook has intermittent periods of "madness" each year. During these times, whether your account is genuinely registered or has been un-restricted multiple times, it will still be banned. Besides the timing issue, the biggest problem is the IP. If the IP is not clean, logging in can directly restrict ad features. Sometimes, binding a card or changing a name can trigger risk control standards, easily leading to restrictions and bans.