Reading the Farmed Account Card
When you open a farmed account listing, you see several blocks of info. The first thing that catches your eye is usually the headline: farm age, what's included, and trust level. This is where sellers pack the key details. A card might say "FARM 30дн+ | +Отлега +2FA" — that's the format you'll see. Each part matters.
The age tells you how long the account has been active and getting warmed up. A 30-day farm is fresher, cheaper, and riskier than one with longer history. Older farms have more trust built in, but they cost more. That's the trade-off.
What Comes in the Package
Check what's included with the account. The plus signs in the description show you:
- +FP — fan page attached. Useful if you need to run ads right away without creating one yourself. Saves setup time.
- +BM — business manager. Lets you manage multiple ad accounts and pages from one place. Handy if you're scaling.
- +2FA — two-factor authentication. The recovery key comes with the account, so you can access it without needing the original phone.
- +Отлега — aging history. The account sat dormant after registration before being warmed up. Longer aging means higher trust and stability.
If something isn't listed, it's not included. Don't assume you're getting a fan page if it's not mentioned. Don't think there's 2FA if the card doesn't say so.
Age and Trust Level
Farm accounts are described by how long they've been active. You'll see formats like:
- 30дн+ — 30 days or more of farming activity
- 90+ дней — 90+ days. More stable, higher price
- год — a year or older. Maximum trust, premium price
The longer the farm period, the more the platform trusts the account. Older Facebook farm accounts live longer in campaigns, hit higher daily limits, and rarely get flagged during moderation. New farms might die faster, but they're cheaper and work fine for quick tests.
Don't confuse farm age with account creation date. A farm that's been active for 30 days might have been created months ago and sat idle before warming started. That idle time is the aging — it adds trust on top of the farming activity.
Combo Offers and Bundles
Sometimes you see accounts listed as "Мини фарм" (mini farm) or just "FARM." A mini farm is a lighter version — less warming, lower cost, but also lower trust. Regular farms have more sessions and activity behind them.
Check if BM and FP come together. If a card says "FARM 30дн+ | +FP +BM +2FA," you get everything in one go. If it says just "+FP," you only get the fan page — you'll need to set up a business manager yourself or buy one separately.
Red Flags and What to Skip
If a listing doesn't show how long the account was farmed, ask the seller. Vague descriptions like "warmed up" without dates are a dodge. You need numbers.
Don't buy an account without 2FA unless you're okay with the risk of losing access. The recovery key is your safety net.
If the card says the account is "Невалид" (invalid) or mentions it was already banned, walk away. That's a broken product. Valid accounts should be tested and working before you buy.
What Happens After You Buy
Once you own the account, you get login details, email, and any keys mentioned in the listing. If there's a BM included, the replacement window is 3 hours — if something goes wrong right away, you can swap it. Read our guarantee terms to know your timeline.
Don't expect the account to have high daily limits right out of the box. Limits climb as the account ages and spends. Start small, test the account's stability, then scale up.
Our farmed accounts come ready to use with promo credit or payment method already set up in some cases. Check the specific listing to see what's pre-configured and what you need to add yourself.