Where Can I Buy verified Airbnb Accounts?

Quick reasons to avoid buying accounts

Very high risk of scams: sellers disappear after payment.
Airbnb will likely detect and permanently ban trafficked accounts.
Legal and contractual exposure for both buyer and seller.
Payment, review, and identity history won’t match you — hosts/guests can be blocked.

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If your goal is to list or host on Airbnb (legal route) — how to create & verify a legitimate account (step-by-step checklist)
Create account: sign up with your real name and email or phone.
Verify email and phone: click verification links / enter codes.
ID verification: have a government ID ready (passport or driver’s license). Make sure photos are clear, well-lit, and match your profile name.
Selfie verification: follow Airbnb’s selfie instructions (face the camera, remove sunglasses/hats).
Payment method: add a valid bank account or card in the name that matches verification.
Profile: add a friendly photo, short bio, and any social links you’re comfortable sharing.
Two-factor authentication: enable 2FA for extra security.
If you’re listing a property: prepare clear photos of the space, complete the listing details honestly, and confirm local regulations/permits.

If verification is failing — troubleshooting tips
Ensure name on your Airbnb profile exactly matches your ID.
Use high-quality, straight-on photos of your ID (no glare, all four corners visible).
Give permission to camera/microphone if using mobile verification.
Try a different device or stable Wi-Fi if uploads fail.
Clear the app cache or use an incognito browser session.
Contact Airbnb Support with screenshots and the exact error message if problems persist.

If you want to manage listings without owning property
Consider becoming an Airbnb co-host or hire a licensed property manager who uses their own verified account to host and lists your unit lawfully. Co-hosting is supported by Airbnb and keeps things legitimate.

If your reason was anonymity or privacy
You can limit public profile info while still providing required verified ID to Airbnb. Use a business or company name for a listing (where allowed) and configure communications through Airbnb messaging.

If you want, I can:
Walk you through the exact verification steps for your country / typical ID types.
Draft a professional host profile and listing description.
Write a message you can send to Airbnb support explaining a verification error (if you tell me the exact error text).