How this account was tested
Its own proxy and its own profile
Every account is built and tested inside a browser profile of its own, on a residential proxy that has never touched another account and never will afterwards. Google sees a new person on a new connection, because that's genuinely what it is. Nothing is shared, nothing is reused.
Impressions come from a longform video
The test runs on a real longform upload, not Shorts. Shorts impressions are cheap to generate and mean almost nothing about a channel's standing. The number on this listing is longform watch activity, which is the number that actually tells you the channel is being served.
A video no other account has
Each account gets its own upload with its own clean metadata. We don't push one file across a batch, so nothing you buy shares a fingerprint with something we already sold to someone else.
The number is measured, not estimated
What you see is what Studio reported at the end of the test window on this specific account. We don't average across a batch and we don't round up to the tier name. That's why some listings say 50 to 99 instead of a round number.
What's included
- 50 to 99 impressions of verified real activity
- Checked before delivery, no dead accounts
- Full credentials and recovery, ownership transfers to you
- Clean history, no flags
- Login fails on arrival? Replaced or refunded within 48 hours
- Exact count varies by account. You'll get at least 50
Delivery format is email:password:recovery, plus the 2FA secret where the account has it enabled.
Logging in, step by step
- Sign in at Google with the email and password from your order.
- When Google asks for a 2FA code, open
2fa.live in another tab.
- Paste the 2FA secret from your order into 2fa.live. It's the long string after the
| in your delivery, and looks something like ABCD1234EFGH5678IJKL9012MNOP3456.
- 2fa.live generates a 6 digit code. Copy it.
- Paste that code into Google to finish signing in.
Save the 2FA secret somewhere safe. It isn't a one time code, it's the key that generates a new code every time you log in. Lose it and you lose access to the account.
The first seven days
Don't
- Change the password
- Change the recovery email or phone
- Turn off or reset 2FA
- Delete or edit the existing video
Do
- Log in once and confirm everything works
- Let the account sit on your own proxy and profile
- Upload normally if you want to, that's fine
- Wait out the week, then change whatever you like
None of this is superstition. A password change, a recovery swap and a new device all at once is the exact pattern Google's automated systems read as an account takeover. Spread it out and nothing trips.
If something's wrong
- The password doesn't work
- Check you're copying the middle field, not the recovery email. If it still fails, open a ticket. This is covered.
- 2fa.live gives a code Google rejects
- Almost always a stale code. They expire every 30 seconds, so generate a fresh one and paste it straight away. If a fresh code still fails, the secret may be wrong. Open a ticket.
- Google asks to verify with a phone number
- Usually means you're logging in from a connection very different from the test proxy. Try again on a residential proxy in a clean browser profile. If it keeps asking, tell us.
- The account is suspended when it arrives
- Covered. Replacement or full refund, no argument. Suspensions that happen after you've started using the account aren't, since we have no visibility into what changed.