OldFarms Review 2026
Aged farmed Facebook accounts · oldstores.org · per-account USD pricing
OldFarms - the brand name in the page title and manifest, although the domain is oldstores.org - is a Russian-language digital-goods storefront selling aged, manually farmed Facebook accounts. The homepage positions it as a direct supplier: "Прямой поставщик Facebook-аккаунтов. Никаких посредников", with wholesale and reseller supply offered. Inventory is sliced by registration cohort (2021-2022, 2021-2025, 180+ days and 360+ days since registration) and by geo across Ukraine, the USA, the UK, Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Brazil, Kazakhstan, Canada and a generic EU line. A typical spec line reads "Почта в комплекте+ | Друзья 100+ | 1-2 FP + 1-2 BM 50/250 | Facebook | Реклама в ленте" - bundled email, 100+ friends, one to two Fan Pages and one to two Business Managers with 50/250 spend limits. Prices are published per account in USD, and at time of check 33 SKUs ranged $2.55 to $17.96. Payment is Monobank/Privat24 or crypto, delivery is by email after payment, and support is Telegram only.
Read this first. OldFarms publishes no legal entity, no Terms of Service, no refund policy and no privacy policy, yet checkout requires ticking agreement to shop rules that are nowhere published. The only stated guarantee is replacement if an account is hit with a repeat video-selfie check. Payment is Ukrainian bank rails or memo-matched crypto - no chargeback route. Buying and operating farmed Facebook accounts also breaches Meta's terms of service; the site carries no disclaimer about that. Treat every order as unrecoverable spend and test small before scaling.
By the numbers
Everything below was read directly off the storefront at time of check. Nothing is estimated.
Published pricing
The storefront sets its cart currency to USD and prints a price on every listing - no quote wall. These are representative SKUs at time of check; stock and prices move.
Wholesale is advertised on the homepage ("Возможен опт по хорошей цене") but no bulk price list, tier table or minimum order quantity is published - the only way to get a wholesale number is to DM the Telegram contact.
What is actually in the catalog
Nav categories (as written on the site)
Four of these ten - Проход Видеоселфи, Фп, BM - Verifed and Ручной фарм 15 сессий - returned no products at all at time of check. The nav is wider than the actual inventory.
Geos in stock
Bundled with the account
Key characteristics
Cohort-based, not generic
Accounts are sold by registration age - 2021-2022, 2021-2025, 180+ days and 360+ days - rather than as one undifferentiated "aged account" SKU, so you can pick the cohort your workflow needs.
Ten geos plus generic EU
Ukraine, USA, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Poland, Brazil, Kazakhstan and Canada each get their own listings, with a generic EU line on top.
Farming depth stated per SKU
Listings advertise 15, 20 or 30 sessions/days of manual activity, and the 180+ / 360+ day lines state days since registration separately from farm depth.
Video-selfie check pre-passed
Most SKUs advertise the video-selfie verification as already cleared, with replacement promised only if the account is hit with a repeat video check.
BM and Fan Pages attached
The standard spec line includes 1-2 Business Managers at 50/250 spend limits and 1-2 Fan Pages, described as ready for feed advertising.
Detailed VIP product copy
The VIP line describes manual cookie warming (ad clicks, site purchases), third-party site registrations via Facebook, and imitated real-user activity - likes, reposts, posts, chats, interests.
Live stock counters
Every listing carries a live stock number. Useful for planning, and also the clearest signal that roughly a third of SKUs showed 0 in stock when we looked.
Self-serve cart and cabinet
A cart with a coupon field, email delivery, a client cabinet at /client with order history, Telegram login, and an English UI toggle inside the logged-in area.
How buying works
Pick a SKU from the homepage table
All 33 listings sit on one homepage table with a title, spec line, live stock counter and USD price. The category nav filters the same inventory, but four categories are currently empty.
Checkout collects an email and an optional coupon
That is the whole form. You must also tick "Согласен с правилами/условиями магазина" - agreement to shop rules that are not published anywhere on the site.
Pay via Monobank/Privat24 or crypto
Exactly two rails. Ukrainian bank transfer, or crypto. There are no cards, no PayPal and no escrow, so there is no chargeback path if something goes wrong.
Crypto is memo-matched and semi-manual
You copy a wallet address and a payment note. The page warns that a transfer without the correct note will not be credited automatically, and that payment counts only after three confirmations.
Recover a stuck payment with the invoice string
If auto-credit fails, a manual flow lets you paste the invoice string from the memo (format shown on site as invoice[NWBJsk9e0RMQHNi]) and press "Проверить оплату".
Credentials arrive by email; support is Telegram
Account details are delivered in a file to the email you entered. Every question after that goes to @Wolfblack1332 on Telegram - the only contact channel that exists.
Who it is for - and who it is not for
Reasonable fit
- Russian-speaking buyers who already work with Telegram-based suppliers and understand the risk profile.
- Small test orders where the published $2.55-$17.96 per-account pricing lets you sample a cohort cheaply before committing.
- Buyers who need a specific geo and registration cohort and value the fact that the price is printed rather than quote-gated.
- Resellers exploring supply, since the homepage explicitly offers wholesale and white-label supply.
Poor fit
- Anyone who needs a contract, an invoice from a named legal entity, or a jurisdiction to escalate to - none exist here.
- Teams that require English documentation, a ticketed SLA, or a written refund policy before procurement will sign off.
- Bulk buyers who need programmatic ordering - there is no API, no bulk interface and no published tier pricing.
- Anyone unwilling to accept that this product category breaches Meta terms and can result in bans and lost ad spend.
Honest limitations
This is the part that matters most. We list what the site does not provide rather than filling the gaps with assumptions.
- No legal identity. No company name, legal entity, jurisdiction, registration number or address anywhere on the site. No About page, no founding date, no team, no track record.
- No published terms. No Terms of Service, refund policy, privacy policy or "правила магазина" page is linked or reachable - yet checkout makes you agree to shop rules.
- The guarantee is one narrow line. "Гарантия замены в случае повторного чека на видео" - replacement only if the account gets a repeat video-selfie check. No claim window, no refund path, no dispute or escrow mechanism.
- One contact channel, and the header link is broken. Telegram @Wolfblack1332 only - no email, phone, form, ticket system, support hours or response SLA. The header link is malformed (
https://t.me/@Wolfblack1332with a stray @); only the /page/support link works. - Russian only. Every category, product title and description is Russian. English appears solely as a UI toggle inside the logged-in client cabinet, not on the shop.
- Thin, inconsistent inventory. 4 of 10 nav categories returned no products, and roughly a third of listed SKUs showed 0 in stock at time of check.
- Narrow, buyer-risky payment. Monobank/Privat24 or crypto only. No cards, no PayPal, no chargeback. Crypto is memo-matched, so a mistagged transfer is explicitly not auto-credited.
- Off-the-shelf build. The footer reads "© 2026 Решение для продажи товаров accsmoll.com" - a rented digital-goods CMS. Meta description and keywords are still the untouched template placeholder text, og:image is a Freepik stock photo, the favicon is a Pikbest AI illustration, and product images are hotlinked from imgur, postimg, Wikipedia and Google thumbnails.
- Brand and domain do not match. The brand is "OldFarms" in the title, meta and manifest; the domain is oldstores.org. No explanation is given.
- No independent trust signals. No customer reviews, no third-party escrow or garant, no forum or marketplace vendor profile, no volume or uptime claims that could be verified.
- Inherent compliance risk. Selling and buying farmed Facebook accounts violates Meta's terms of service. Buyers risk account bans, lost ad spend and Business Manager shutdowns. The site publishes no disclaimer about any of this.
- No logo exists. There is no brand mark to reproduce - the favicon is a watermarked stock illustration and og:image is a generic stock photo - so this review uses an initials monogram rather than presenting stock art as a logo.
Using OldFarms with PROXIES.SX mobile proxies
OldFarms sells one layer only: the account. It does not sell proxies, browsers, automation or anti-detect tooling, and it publishes no guidance on how to log in to what it sells. That gap is where most buyers lose accounts - an aged, farmed profile that has spent months on a Ukrainian or US carrier connection gets judged the moment it appears on a fresh datacenter IP from a different continent.
The practical setup is three separate layers, bought separately and matched deliberately:
OldFarms
Account layer - aged, farmed Facebook accounts by cohort and geo, with email, 2FA, Fan Pages and BMs attached.
PROXIES.SX
Network layer - 4G/5G mobile and residential IPs, one consistent exit per account instead of a shared datacenter range.
- Match the IP country to the account geo. OldFarms segments inventory by country for a reason. A France SKU should log in from a French IP, not a generic EU exit.
- Keep one account on one exit. Rotating an aged profile across IPs is the fastest way to burn the farming you just paid for. Assign a port per account and leave it there.
- Costs are independent. PROXIES.SX is $4/GB dropping to $2.40/GB at volume, GB never expire, and endpoints are free - so holding a dedicated endpoint per account costs nothing beyond the bandwidth it actually uses.
- Budget realistically. Test one or two accounts on the full stack before committing to a batch, especially given that OldFarms offers no refund path and only a repeat-video-check replacement.
We are describing how the layers fit together, not promising outcomes. No proxy prevents a platform from banning an account it has decided to ban, and account purchases in this category carry terms-of-service risk regardless of network setup.
PROXIES.SX pricing →Verdict
OldFarms does one useful thing well: it prints its prices. Thirty-three SKUs from $2.55 to $17.96, each with a live stock counter, a stated farm depth of 15/20/30 sessions, a registration cohort, a geo, and a spec line naming the bundled email, friend count, Fan Pages and Business Manager limits. In a category where most suppliers hide behind a Telegram DM, that transparency is worth something, and the VIP product copy is unusually specific about what "farming" actually meant for those accounts. Everything around that offer is weak. There is no legal entity, no Terms of Service, no refund policy and no privacy policy, yet checkout demands agreement to unpublished shop rules. Support is a single Telegram handle, and the header link to it is broken. The guarantee covers exactly one scenario - a repeat video-selfie check. Payment is Ukrainian bank rails or memo-matched crypto with no chargeback and no escrow. Inventory was thin, with 4 of 10 categories empty and about a third of SKUs at zero stock. And the storefront itself is a rented accsmoll.com template with placeholder SEO text, a stock-photo og:image and hotlinked product images. Verdict: usable for a cheap, deliberately small test if you speak Russian and accept that the money is unrecoverable. Not something to build a procurement process on. And whatever you buy here, the account is only half the setup - pair it with a matching mobile IP and an antidetect profile before you spend anything on ads.
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Contact
The storefront's only informational page is /page/support, and its entire content is a Telegram link. There is no email address, phone number, contact form, live chat or ticket system anywhere on the site.
OldFarms facts reflect the storefront's stated catalog, categories, USD pricing, payment rails and stock counters at time of writing (verified via oldstores.org, which returned HTTP 200). The storefront is Russian-language only and runs on the rented accsmoll.com digital-goods CMS. No legal entity, Terms of Service, refund policy, privacy policy, bulk price list, minimum order quantity, support SLA or founding date is published, and each is marked as unpublished rather than inferred. No brand logo exists to reproduce - the site's favicon and og:image are third-party stock images - so this review renders an initials monogram. Account-marketplace activity carries platform-terms risk: buying and operating farmed Facebook accounts breaches Meta's terms of service and can result in bans, lost ad spend and Business Manager shutdowns. Readers must comply with the terms of any service whose accounts they purchase. Outbound links to oldstores.org and Telegram use rel="nofollow sponsored noopener noreferrer".