Keeping accounts alive
Proxies, browser profiles, pacing โ the operational habits that decide how long an account lasts.
What we sell is the starting condition of an account. How long it lasts after that is operational, and the same account can survive months or die in an hour depending entirely on how it is handled.
One account, one environment
Each account needs its own browser profile and its own IP address. Two accounts sharing a fingerprint or an address get linked, and when one is actioned the other follows. This is the most common way a batch is lost all at once.
Match the geography
Run an account from the country it was built in. A residential or mobile address in the right country is worth more than a fast datacentre one in the wrong country.
Change one thing at a time
Password, recovery mail, payment method, campaign โ each is a signal. Doing all of them within the first hour is the pattern platforms look for. Space them out.
Scale spend gradually
A billing threshold rises with payment history. Trying to spend at the ceiling immediately is what triggers a review on an account that would otherwise have got there in a week.
None of this is covered by the guarantee, because none of it is within our control. It is here because a buyer whose accounts survive comes back, and one whose accounts die in an hour does not.
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