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Warming up an account is the performance of actions by a real user in order to bypass antifraud.
Antifraud is a system designed to assess financial transactions on the Internet for suspiciousness.
Warming up accounts in online stores is done either with the help of small purchases, or simply by surfing the store's website, or by combining the two methods.
On giants like eBay and Amazon, you need to surf the site, make purchases, creating the appearance of a real user, and on some sites, like Nike, you can surf a little, throw the product into the basket and pay. It all depends on the complexity of the antifraud in each shop, as a rule, the larger the shop, the cooler its antifraud system.
There are also so-called cookie robots, or warm-up software. Somewhere it is sold as a separate script for a browser extension, and somewhere a ready-made version is built into the antidetect browser.
Antifraud is a system designed to assess financial transactions on the Internet for suspiciousness.
Warming up accounts in online stores is done either with the help of small purchases, or simply by surfing the store's website, or by combining the two methods.
On giants like eBay and Amazon, you need to surf the site, make purchases, creating the appearance of a real user, and on some sites, like Nike, you can surf a little, throw the product into the basket and pay. It all depends on the complexity of the antifraud in each shop, as a rule, the larger the shop, the cooler its antifraud system.
There are also so-called cookie robots, or warm-up software. Somewhere it is sold as a separate script for a browser extension, and somewhere a ready-made version is built into the antidetect browser.
