HQ Accounts Review 2026
Pre-registered social & email accounts · live stock counts · per-unit pricing · automatic delivery
HQ Accounts (hq-accounts.com) is a supplier-driven marketplace for pre-registered social media and email accounts. Eleven storefront categories cover Facebook, Facebook Promoted, Facebook BM, GMail, TikTok, Twitter/X, Instagram, LinkedIn, Reddit, Emails and Other. At the time of checking, the homepage catalog listed 195 individual products, each carrying a live stock counter (some at "746 pcs" or "1220 pcs", many at "0 pcs") and an openly published per-unit price. Observed prices ran from $0.0042 per bulk throwaway mailbox to $19.50 for a manually farmed Facebook "King" USA account with a passed advertising-ban appeal and a BM attached. Delivery is automatic within 1-5 minutes of payment confirmation. The structural caveat is stated by HQ itself: the rules page says HQ-ACCOUNTS "acts as an information intermediary (agent)", is "not a seller", and "does not guarantee the origin, quality, or accuracy of product descriptions". Quality risk sits with anonymous suppliers, and buyer recourse is a 3-hour replacement window with a long exclusion list.
By the numbers
Figures read directly off the storefront at time of writing. Anything HQ does not publish is marked as such further down, not guessed at.
What HQ Accounts actually is
The most important thing to understand about HQ Accounts is its business model, because it changes what you are buying. HQ does not present itself as a shop with its own stock. Its rules page states plainly that HQ-ACCOUNTS "acts as an information intermediary (agent)... is not a seller and does not act as a party to transactions between buyers and suppliers" and that it "does not guarantee the origin, quality, or accuracy of product descriptions". Every listing is a supplier's listing; HQ operates the shelf, the checkout, the ticket queue and the replacement arbitration on top of it.
That model shows in the catalog. Suppliers set their own price and HQ adds an undisclosed markup on top. Suppliers are paid in USDT TRC20 or BEP20 within 24 hours of a payout request, with HQ covering the transfer fee, and they have 24 hours to respond to a buyer complaint. The supplier program is explicitly for long-term suppliers only - no one-time sales - with no minimum volume, and HQ lists priority categories as Facebook (autofill and BM for UA, USA, EU), Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok, Gmail and Twitter.
HQ also states restrictions on what suppliers may list: it says it does not accept accounts containing real personal data, stolen or hacked accounts, accounts with linked bank cards, or accounts with real addresses and documents, and that violation means product removal, access restriction and withheld funds. Rights-infringement complaints go to support@hq-accounts.com; a confirmed infringement means the product is removed, the supplier is permanently blocked and accumulated funds are not paid out. Those are stated policies, not audited outcomes, but they are at least written down - which is more than many marketplaces in this category do.
Catalog and pricing
Representative per-unit prices read off individual listings at time of writing. HQ publishes no price list, no volume tiers and no plans - prices exist only inside listings and move with stock.
Storefront categories
Metadata published per listing
Registration IP geos seen on listings
What stands out
Prices and stock are public
Every one of the 195 listings carries a visible per-unit price and a live stock counter. No "contact us for a quote", no hidden retail tier. That transparency is rare in this category.
Genuinely granular listing data
2FA status, PVA/SMS verification, whether the email is included, EAAA/EAAB tokens, cookies plus User-Agent, profile fill level, friend and follower counts, gender, farm period and registration IP geo are all spelled out per SKU.
Automatic 1-5 minute delivery
Account data is released automatically within 1-5 minutes of payment confirmation, shown in the personal account and duplicated to the purchase email. No manual handoff via chat.
Individual or bulk from one listing
A quantity selector at checkout means you can take one account to test a SKU before committing, then come back for volume - subject to whatever stock the counter shows.
Wide geo spread
Registration IP geos seen across listings include USA, UA, PL, DE, FR, ES, UK, BD, PH, ID and MIX, so geo-matched buying is possible where stock allows.
A real knowledge base
The Recommendations page covers proxy types, antidetect browsers, warmup and ban triggers as working guidance rather than marketing. It rules out datacenter proxies for social platforms and calls mobile 4G/5G IPs "generally the most natural type of traffic for social networks".
Structured supplier program
Suppliers set their own price, get sales-tracking links, and are paid in USDT TRC20/BEP20 within 24 hours of request with HQ covering the fee. Long-term suppliers only, no minimum volume.
Written supplier restrictions
HQ states it does not accept accounts with real personal data, stolen or hacked accounts, accounts with linked bank cards, or accounts with real addresses and documents, with removal and withheld funds as the stated penalty.
How buying works
Pick a listing with stock
Filter by category and read the listing metadata: geo, farm period, 2FA, whether the email is included, tokens, cookies and User-Agent. Check the stock counter - many SKUs sit at "0 pcs", including some flagship USA Facebook lines.
Pay
Product checkout shows WMZ (WebMoney), Capitalist, Free-kassa and Bitcoin via Plisio.net. A coupon/promo code field is available at checkout. There is no fiat card rail published.
Receive within 1-5 minutes
Delivery is automatic after payment confirmation. Account data appears in the personal account and is duplicated to the purchase email.
Check inside 3 hours
The replacement window is 3 hours from purchase. Do not change the password or linked email first - HQ treats that as automatic confirmation of validity and it voids replacement. Record the full session if you want any chance of a disputed claim landing.
Open a ticket if something is wrong
Tickets inside the personal account are, per HQ, "the only way to reach support". Stated typical response is within an hour during business hours, up to 24 hours for some reviews. Screenshots must be hosted on imgur.com, imgbb.com, postimages.org, prnt.sc or gyazo.com.
Refunds, if granted
Refunds are issued in USDT BEP20, USDT TRC20, LTC or as store balance credit. Never fiat. Accounts "bought by mistake" are explicitly non-refundable.
The usage rules are strict - read them before you buy
HQ enforces a hard 1:1 model: one private proxy and one fresh device or fingerprint per account, with the proxy geo matching the account's registration country. Break it and you are outside the replacement policy. Explicitly prohibited:
Practically, this means the proxy layer is not optional and cannot be improvised. If you buy a USA-registered Facebook account, you need a private USA IP that is not shared, not datacenter, not a VPN and not rotating under you mid-session.
Honest limitations
Where the risk actually sits
- No identifiable operator. No legal entity, company registration number or physical address appears anywhere on the site. The public offer's "DETAILS" section lists only the website URL. Governing law is self-referential and unnamed: disputes fall under "the laws of the jurisdiction where HQ-ACCOUNTS is located", which the offer never states. If a dispute escalates past the ticket queue, there is nothing to escalate to.
- HQ disclaims being the seller. By its own rules it is an "information intermediary (agent)" that "does not guarantee the origin, quality, or accuracy of product descriptions". Product quality is a bet on an anonymous supplier.
- The replacement guarantee is narrow in practice. Three hours to check, a possible demand for a continuous, unedited, full-screen video with visible cursor covering payment, delivery and validation - videos where the data was copied with Ctrl+C/Ctrl+V rather than right-click are not accepted - and a long exclusion list. Documented Facebook non-replacement cases include: no Marketplace, blocked bundled email, block after creating a fan page or BM or adding a card, inability to create a Business Manager, no ad account on a token account, and use of public checkers or public proxies. Several of those are the exact failure modes buyers care most about.
- No pricing page, no tiers, no quotes. Prices live only inside listings and shift with stock. There are no volume tiers, no subscriptions and no minimum order, which means no way to plan cost in advance for a repeatable operation.
- Stock is volatile. Many listings showed "0 pcs" at time of checking, including several of the flagship USA Facebook SKUs. Availability, not price, is often the binding constraint.
- No API, no docs, no automation surface. Everything is manual through the web storefront. There is nothing to script against for procurement or inventory sync.
- Self-reported, unaudited metrics. "Less than 0.5% of listed accounts go through replacements or refunds", "100+ GEOs" and buyers from "100+ countries" are HQ's own numbers with no third-party verification, and there is no uptime or quality SLA.
- Inconsistent history. The homepage says "Operating since 2019" while the supplier page claims "over 7 years on the market", which would imply 2018 or earlier. The public offer is dated effective 1 March 2020, revised 12 November 2021.
- The site contradicts itself on proxies. The Recommendations page states "Our store does not collaborate with proxy sellers", while the Partners page lists ten proxy providers with HQ-specific discount codes. Both pages are live.
- Support is gated and narrow. Tickets inside a registered account are the only route. No live chat, no phone, no general-purpose support email - the published address handles rights-infringement complaints only.
- Refunds are never fiat. USDT BEP20/TRC20, LTC or store balance only, and accounts "bought by mistake" are explicitly non-refundable.
- Incomplete localization. The English storefront is served at hq-accounts.com/en and is the default og:locale (en_GB), but translation is partial - some listing titles still render in Russian on English pages.
- Rented infrastructure. The footer credits "accsmoll.com - Rent digital shop" and static assets are served from static.hq-accounts.com, so the checkout, dashboard and ticket system are not first-party infrastructure.
Platform-terms risk
Buying, selling and operating pre-registered accounts breaches the terms of service of Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Reddit and Google. HQ's rules push all responsibility for the consequences onto the buyer. That is not a footnote - it is the operating condition of the entire category, and it means account loss is a cost of doing business rather than an exception.
Who it is for
A reasonable fit if you
- Want to see the price and the stock level before committing, instead of negotiating in a chat.
- Need a specific combination of geo, farm period, 2FA state and token type, and want it stated on the listing.
- Buy in small batches and can test a single unit from a SKU before scaling.
- Already run a proper 1:1 stack - private geo-matched proxy plus antidetect browser per account - and can honour HQ's usage rules.
- Are comfortable paying in WebMoney, Capitalist, Free-kassa or Bitcoin and receiving any refund in crypto.
A poor fit if you
- Need a named counterparty, an invoice from a registered entity, or a contract under a stated jurisdiction.
- Need programmatic procurement - there is no API and no developer documentation.
- Need guaranteed supply of a specific SKU on a schedule; stock counters swing and hit zero.
- Need a broad warranty - the 3-hour window and the exclusion list will not cover most real-world failures.
- Need fiat refunds, card payment, live chat or phone support.
- Cannot accept that this activity breaches the platforms' terms of service.
Using HQ Accounts with PROXIES.SX mobile proxies
HQ sells accounts and no proxies of its own, yet its rules make the proxy layer mandatory: one private proxy per account, geo matched to the account's registration country, and no shared, public, datacenter, VPN, dynamic or IPv6 IPs. HQ's own Recommendations page rules out datacenter proxies for social platforms and describes mobile 4G/5G IPs as "generally the most natural type of traffic for social networks, as real users often access them from mobile internet". That is the gap proxies.sx fills.
Two practical notes on cost. Endpoints are free on proxies.sx, so a dedicated endpoint per account does not add a line item - you pay for bandwidth only, at $4/GB dropping to $2.40/GB at volume. And GB never expire, which matters here specifically: accounts spend most of their life idle between warmup sessions, and unused bandwidth is not burned by the calendar.
What this does not do: a mobile IP does not make a purchased account safe, does not extend HQ's 3-hour replacement window, and does not change the fact that operating bought accounts breaches platform terms. It removes one specific failure mode - a network identity that does not look like a real user's - and it keeps you inside HQ's usage rules so a replacement claim is not voided on a technicality.
HQ Accounts
Account layer - geo, farm period, 2FA state and token type stated per listing, delivered in 1-5 minutes.
PROXIES.SX
Network layer - a private 4G/5G mobile or residential IP per account, geo matched to the registration country. Free endpoints, GB that never expire.
Contact and support channels
Tickets only
Support runs through tickets inside the personal account, which requires registration. HQ states tickets are "the only way to reach support", with a typical response within an hour during business hours and up to 24 hours for some reviews. support@hq-accounts.com is published for rights-infringement complaints, not general support.
Public presence
Telegram news and promos channel @hqaccounts_info (explicitly not support), @hqinfo, and supplier contact @hqaccs. X/Twitter @hqaccs_store. Sales threads also run on BlackHatWorld and zenno.club.
Verdict
HQ Accounts does the two things that matter most in a self-serve account marketplace: it publishes prices and it publishes stock. 195 listings, each with a per-unit price from $0.0042 to $19.50 and a live counter, plus listing metadata detailed enough to actually compare SKUs - geo, farm period, 2FA, tokens, cookies, User-Agent, profile fill, follower counts. Delivery is automatic in 1-5 minutes. The Recommendations knowledge base is real content, and the supplier program has clear terms and fast USDT payouts.
What holds the score back is accountability. HQ names no legal entity, no address and no jurisdiction, and its own rules declare it an agent rather than the seller with no guarantee of "origin, quality, or accuracy of product descriptions". The replacement guarantee is 3 hours wide with an exclusion list that covers several of the failures buyers actually hit, and a possible demand for an unedited full-screen video. Stock swings to zero, there is no API, refunds are crypto-only, and the site contradicts itself on both its trading history and whether it works with proxy sellers. Treat it as a per-unit spot market, not a supply contract: test one unit from a SKU, check inside the window before touching the password, and run each account on its own geo-matched mobile IP and antidetect profile - HQ's own rules require nothing less.
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HQ Accounts facts reflect the storefront's published catalog, listing prices, stock counters, rules page, public offer, recommendations pages and supplier program at time of writing (verified via hq-accounts.com). Prices and stock counts move continuously and were accurate only at the moment of checking. Metrics such as "less than 0.5% of listed accounts go through replacements or refunds", "100+ GEOs" and buyers from "100+ countries" are HQ's own self-reported figures, unaudited and reproduced here as claims rather than facts. No legal entity, registration number, address or governing jurisdiction is published by HQ Accounts, and none is inferred here. Account-marketplace activity breaches the terms of service of Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, X, LinkedIn, Reddit and Google; readers are responsible for their own compliance. Outbound links to hq-accounts.com and to Telegram use rel="nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer".