An aged Facebook account is only useful if it stays alive once you start spending. Here’s what to look for.
1. Age alone is not enough
A 2015 account that has never logged in from a consistent device looks more suspicious than a clean 2023 account with steady activity. Prioritise accounts with real usage history, a profile photo, friends, and a few posts — not just an old creation date.
2. Match the geo to your offer and your proxy
If you run USA offers, a USA-registered account paired with a USA residential proxy is far more stable than a mixed-geo account on a datacenter IP. Keep the account’s country, your proxy, your payment method and your ad targeting in the same region.
3. One account, one clean fingerprint
Never run multiple accounts from the same browser session. Use an antidetect browser so every account has its own fingerprint, cookies and proxy. This is the single biggest factor in keeping purchased accounts alive.
4. Warm before you scale
Don’t attach a card and push $500/day on day one. Log in, browse, engage for a few days, then start small and scale gradually. A warmed account survives aggressive spend far better than a cold one.
5. Buy from a source with a replacement window
Even good accounts occasionally fail on first login. Buy from a provider that pre-checks accounts and offers a replacement guarantee, so a dead-on-arrival account costs you nothing.