Currently, for accounts purchased at Accmoon.com, if there is a checkpoint Phone error, the warranty will no longer be supported.
If you want to limit Facebook from requiring phone number verification when creating or using accounts, here are some helpful tips:
Use clean IP addresses and real devices
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Use a Vietnam-based IP or residential IP (avoid free VPNs or blacklisted IPs).
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If possible, use mobile 4G/5G data — mobile IPs are less likely to trigger verification.
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Avoid creating or logging into too many accounts on the same machine, especially using emulators or virtual machines.
2️⃣ Don’t create too many accounts at once
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Facebook tracks user behavior.
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If you create 5–10 accounts back-to-back using the same IP, the system will likely trigger checkpoints or phone verification.
3️⃣ Use trusted, real email addresses
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Use Hotmail, Outlook, or Gmail — avoid disposable or temporary emails.
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Using unreliable or temporary emails increases the chance of being forced to verify your phone.
4️⃣ Fill out real-looking personal information
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Use reasonable names, avatars, gender, and birthdates.
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After creating an account, upload a profile picture and add 1–2 familiar friends.
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Avoid joining groups, commenting, or spamming too soon.
5️⃣ Avoid multiple logins from different IPs and devices
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Facebook detects accounts logging in from inconsistent IP addresses.
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Try to log in and stay active on the same device and network for a few days.
6️⃣ Use clean browsers or separated profiles
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Use tools like MultiLogin, Incogniton, or Chrome Profiles to separate cookies.
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Assign each account to a unique browser profile to prevent cross-login detection.
7️⃣ Avoid suspicious actions right after account creation
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If you immediately start sending mass friend requests, likes, or comments, Facebook may flag your account as a bot.
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Act like a real user: scroll the newsfeed, watch stories, react naturally.
💡 Extra Tip:
If you're managing a large number of Facebook accounts for farming or ads, consider buying verified aged accounts or using verified Business Managers (BM) to reduce the risk of checkpoints.
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