Digital Accounts Store

Choosing an account by country and age

Start from where the account will be used. A listing named for a country was registered from an IP address there, so a profile meant for work in Italy, Spain or the USA can begin with the matching origin. Listings marked mixed IP draw from several countries in one batch.

Then decide how much history you need. Fresh listings were made days or a couple of weeks before sale. Aged ones state a floor such as one, two, three or six months, a band of one to six months, or about 700 days. Age is counted from sign-up; it does not promise activity on the profile.

What travels with the login

Every line opens with the email address LinkedIn knows the account by and its password. Listings that say email included add the password of that mailbox, mostly Outlook or Hotmail, on some Gmail, and on one US listing an AT&T address at currently.com. Listings marked 2FA add a key: paste it into a 2FA code generator when LinkedIn asks for a code.

A few listings also carry the browser cookies of a signed-in session and the user agent they were saved with, so the first visit can skip the password. Change the password and that saved session ends, which is what you want once the account is yours.

Followers for a profile or a company page

LinkedIn counts followers separately for a person and for a company page, so pick the service that matches your link: a profile address with /in/ or a page address with /company/. The page needs to be public, and the link is all checkout asks for.

After payment the order goes to a delivery service picked for that order, usually within minutes; when it starts and how fast it runs depends on that service. Standard goes to the best-priced service with a good completion record and has no refill. Premium goes first to services that offer a refill window and uses it when the service that filled the order has one.

Counts can fall back later, on either level. Followers added this way raise the number on the page; they are not readers who will open your posts.

Connections and comments

Connections are ordered for a profile link and show in the profile's connection count. Comments are ordered for one public post, and each appears under it as a reply from another account. The service page says whether you supply the wording or the service writes short replies.

Both run like follower orders: one delivery service per order, Standard without a refill, Premium on services with a refill window first. A comment the author of the post or LinkedIn removes is not replaced on Standard.

When something does not arrive as described

For an account, sign in inside the warranty window on the listing. If the password is refused, the account is restricted, or LinkedIn asks for a check the listing did not mention, open a ticket from your order page with a screenshot before the window closes and the account is replaced from the same listing, or refunded when the listing has none left. Signing in never uses up the warranty.

For a growth order that has not started or stopped short of the quantity, open a ticket from the same order page. Support checks it with the service that filled it and either completes it or refunds the part that was not delivered.