Gmail.com - Manual IMAP/POP3 registration | 2FA | APP PASSWORD | 10 BACKUP CODES + Additional. email with password from @mail.com. No SMS required when logging in, the number is unlinked. Paul Random, IP Random. Profile EN. Storage for more than 3 months
Specifications
Description
An unusual sales proposal, made by hand.
High quality
All accounts have been kept for at least 3 months.
► Two-factor authentication! (2FA)
► Registration was carried out manually with Rand ip.
► Gender - Female, Male (Random).
► Users are 18+ years old.
► First and last names in English.
► Account interface language: English.
► IMAP/POP3 protocols are activated.
► Phone confirmed (phone deleted).
► Created a password for App password.
► A backup email with a password is linked (from @mail.com).
► Includes 10 backup codes (as a backup for entry).
► The kit includes a 2FA authorization key, as well as a link to obtain 2FA codes (as the MAIN option for logging in).
► Alternative links for generating 2FA codes: https://2fa.live/ and https://2fa.Facebook.rip/
► Access to accounts is possible from any IP, from any country, on any device.
► Accounts have a high level of trust! Login problems are extremely rare.
► Reasons for replacement: 1. Disabled 2. Invalid password (recovery is possible by additional mail).
► Check time is 1 hour.
Account format:
Login;Password;Additional Mail;Password from Additional Mail;2FA Key;Application Password;10 Backup codes;Link to receive 2FA codes
◆ Format unclear?
Detailed instructions here:
https://imgur.com/a/v1OJYXI
Additional information about backup mail
Login link:
https://mail.com/
*Login is possible from any IP and device!
MAIL.COM mail does not create problems with logging in, but it is recommended to change the IP sometimes, at least once for 5-10 accounts.
Recommendations for use:
Please follow the advice:
Use clean IPs from any country.
Be sure to use the current Google Chrome browser, and not an anti-detect tool - all anti-detect fingerprints are spammed, do not risk such a valuable account!
Can't log in using 2FA codes? Then select “Other method” and use backup codes.