Product formats explained

Every product states its format. These are the ones this catalogue actually uses, taken from the listings themselves.

UID | PASS | 2FA | MAIL | PASS MAIL | MAIL RECOVERY

The fullest Facebook format. You receive the numeric user id, the password, a two-factor secret, the mailbox attached to the account, that mailbox's password, and a recovery address behind it.

• UID — the numeric account id. Log in with this rather than an email where possible.
• PASS — the account password.
• 2FA — a secret key, not a six-digit code. You put it into a code generator, which then produces the codes.
• MAIL + PASS MAIL — the mailbox on the account, and its password. This is where verification codes arrive.
• MAIL RECOVERY — the address behind the mailbox, used if the mailbox itself asks to verify.

USER | PASS | MAIL | PASS MAIL | Cookie

Ships with a browser session cookie as well as credentials. The cookie lets you resume an existing session instead of triggering a fresh login, which is usually the gentler way in.

Telegram TDATA Session File + JSON

Not a username and password at all. TDATA is a Telegram Desktop session folder — you drop it into the client's data directory and the session is already signed in. The JSON alongside it carries the session metadata.

EMAIL | PASS

A mailbox on its own, with nothing attached. Used as recovery mail for other accounts, or for registrations.

username | password | email | password | refresh_token | client_id

The OAuth-style format used for TikTok and for mail accessed by API. The refresh token and client id let software read the mailbox without a browser, which is how automated code retrieval works.