Buy Old Facebook Accounts

Registered 1+ year ago

What "old" means here

Old means one thing on this page: the account was registered at least a full year before you receive it. Each batch states its registration year, often as a range such as 2021 to 2023, and the listing only takes a batch whose latest year is far enough back. A batch that gives no year, or gives its age in days, never qualifies.

• Registered at least one year before delivery, on every account
• The registration year is stated by the batch, and you can read it on arrival
• 2FA and cookies on most batches, not all
• Some batches add friends or a Page; neither is promised

Need an American account instead? See USA Facebook accounts

Not for running ads

Read this before you buy: the ad account

Many of the batches that fill this listing say the ad account is restricted. That is Facebook limiting advertising on the account, and it is on the batch description before you order, not something that happens afterwards. If your plan is to run ads, this is the wrong listing. If you need a profile with years behind it for groups, Pages or messaging, the restriction usually does not get in the way.

• Many batches have the ad account restricted; treat every order as if it does
• The country varies by batch, and it is often Ukraine
• The email may not work: several batches say it cannot be guaranteed
• Sign in with the password and the 2FA code, which do not depend on the mailbox

Old accounts next to new registrations

The homepage catalogue sells new registrations a few days old. This is how the two compare on the things buyers ask about most.

Illustrative: based on the batches both kinds of listing held on 2026-09-22. Neither kind is immune from verification or restriction.

Your delivery

How to read your delivery

Credentials appear on your order page, one account per line, with fields separated by colons. Batches put the fields in different orders, so recognise each one by what it looks like rather than where it sits.

Not every batch carries every field, and some batches state that the email does not work. What each listing promises is stated in its own copy; anything more is extra.

If something goes wrong

Common sign-in problems and what to do

Most first sign-in problems are Facebook checking a login from a new device, not a fault in the account. The 24-hour replacement window covers accounts that do not work as delivered.

Replacements are for accounts that do not work as delivered, reported from the order page within 24 hours of delivery. Restrictions that follow later use are outside that window.

Inside the 24-hour window

Check each account on arrival

This listing carries a 24-hour replacement window. These checks take a few minutes per account.

1. Sign in with the login and password, then the 6-digit code from the 2FA secret; if your batch came with cookies instead, load them in your tool.
2. Look at the profile intro or About section, which usually shows the year the account joined Facebook.
3. Open Settings, then Accounts Center, then Password and security, and review active sessions and connected apps.
4. Save the password and 2FA secret to your password manager; change security settings one at a time, confirming you can still sign in after each.
5. If the account does not sign in with the details as delivered, report it from the order page while the window is open.

FAQ

Frequently asked questions

Which year will my accounts be from?

Whatever the batch that fills your order states, and always at least a year before delivery. Recent batches have been 2021 to 2023 registrations, with a few from 2024.

Can I run ads on these accounts?

Do not buy them for that. Many batches arrive with the ad account restricted, and lifting it depends entirely on Facebook. A restricted ad account is not a fault covered by the replacement window.

Why are so many of them from Ukraine?

Because the listing picks by age, and most batches old enough right now are Ukrainian registrations. The country is not chosen and can change from one order to the next.

Is an old account less likely to be restricted?

Not reliably. Facebook has not said how it weighs age, and older accounts are asked for verification too. Use the account within Facebook's rules; the age is not a shield.