Buy Facebook accounts: new, aged, Via and phone-warmed accounts explained

Facebook is our biggest category, with over three thousand listings and a lot of jargon. Here's what the common labels mean.

The main types

New accounts (clones). Recently registered, few or no friends, minimal profile. Cheap. Good for warming up, account farms, or as backup BM admins.

Aged accounts. Registered years ago, often with the older "1000…" UID range. Trusted more and less likely to be locked on first login. Good as main accounts and for ads.

Via. Usually means an account that was really used by a person, with real friends and posts. Commonly used to receive Pages, join a BM and run ads.

Phone-warmed accounts. Warmed up on a phone for a while, with some friends and posts spread over time. More stable than a fresh account.

Real-name accounts. Real name and photo, some already identity-verified. Useful for ads and appeals.

What "passed 282" and "956" mean

You'll see "passed 282" or "956 email verification" in listings. These are community names for two Facebook checkpoints: 956 usually means a suspicious-login check that asks for an email or phone code; 282 usually means a lock that asks for ID or a video selfie. "Passed" means the account already cleared that check, which makes it steadier. If an account does get disabled: Facebook account disabled? What to do.

What they cost

When this was written (October 2026):

• New accounts: mostly $0.50 to $15, median about $4
• Aged / Via: mostly $2 to $13, median about $4.60
• With built-in ad accounts, many friends or real names: tens of dollars

The product page shows the current price.

Which type for which job

Running ads: aged or Via, ideally with 2FA, editable profile and able to receive Pages. For several ad accounts you'll also want a BM: Buy Facebook BM.

Account farms: new or phone-warmed accounts, low unit price.

BM admins: look for "can receive BM / Page" in the listing.

Check these before paying

• 2FA, which email is linked and whether you can receive codes there
• Registration year and country
• Delivery format: login and password, cookies, whether cookie login works
• Warranty: what's covered and for how long

After you buy

The first login decides most outcomes. Wrong IP or environment and even a great account gets locked. Full routine: First login on a purchased Facebook account.

Filter by new, aged, BM, Pages and ad accounts on our Facebook accounts page.