
Buy Old YouTube Accounts
5000 in stock
A YouTube account registered at least one year before delivery, with the registration year stated by its batch. Most batches have a channel already created; phone verification and recovery details vary. Replaced within 24 hours if it does not sign in as delivered.
Delivery format: gmail:password:recovery email
One account per line on your order page. Every line starts with the Google address (on most batches a Gmail) and the password; a recovery email, its password or a 2FA key follow on some batches, in an order that varies. The table further down shows how to tell the fields apart.
Sign in at accounts.google.com with the address and password, and if Google asks for a code and your line has a 2FA key, get it from the checkkit.net 2FA code generator.
How old the accounts on this page are
A batch fills this listing only when the Google account behind it was registered at least a full year before you receive it, by the year the batch states. Batches in stock now date from 2010 to 2024. A batch that counts its age in days or months, or gives the year of something else such as its mailbox, is never used.
- Every account was registered at least one year before delivery
- The registration year is in the batch description on your order page
- One order is filled from one batch, so its accounts share a description
- A span such as 2010 to 2023 is counted by its last year
Why age helps on YouTube
A brand-new Google account that starts uploading at once often meets more checks, such as phone prompts before longer uploads or live streams. An account with a year behind it has passed that early stage.
Age is not monetization
No account here is in the YouTube Partner Program or comes with subscribers or watch hours. Those depend on what you publish, and the listing does not promise them.
Channel created, or just the account
Most batches that fill this listing say a YouTube channel has already been created on the account, usually blank or with a few early uploads. A couple are plain accounts where you create the channel yourself in a minute. Since the listing picks by year, it does not promise which of the two you get.
- Most batches state a channel created, often blank
- The rest are Google accounts ready for a channel
- Several batches are phone verified; the number stays with the seller
- One batch adds a 2FA key and a recovery mailbox
Renaming the channel
Change the channel name, picture and handle from YouTube Studio once you are signed in. The channel keeps its creation date.
Plain account on your line?
Open YouTube while signed in and choose Create a channel. It sits on the old account, so the account's age still counts.
Batch wording and what it means for you
Each batch describes itself in its own words. This is what the wording seen on this listing means once the account is yours.
| The batch says | What you receive | What to do first |
|---|---|---|
| YouTube channel created | A Google account with a channel on it | Rename the channel in YouTube Studio |
| SMS confirmation | The account and its password; the phone stays with the seller | Add your own recovery email |
| 2FA and recovery mail included | A 2FA key and a recovery mailbox | Store the key, then change both passwords |
Illustrative: based on the wording of batches this listing accepted on 2026-10-21. Sellers do not all use the terms the same way.
How to read your delivery
Credentials appear on your order page, one account per line, with fields separated by colons, semicolons or vertical bars. Recognise each field by what it looks like rather than where it sits.
| Field | What it looks like | What it is for |
|---|---|---|
| Google address and password | An address, usually ending in @gmail.com, then the password | Signing in to Google, YouTube and the inbox |
| Recovery email | A second address, sometimes with its own password | Answering Google's check on a new device |
| 2FA key | 16 or 32 letters and digits, sometimes in groups of four | Producing the six-digit code Google asks for |
Not every batch carries every field. What the listing promises is stated in its own copy; anything more is extra.
Common sign-in problems and what to do
Most first sign-in problems are Google checking a login from a new device or country, not a fault in the account. The 24-hour replacement window covers accounts that do not work as delivered.
| What you see | What to do |
|---|---|
| Google asks to confirm the recovery email | Type the recovery address from your line. If your line has none, try "Try another way", then report it with a screenshot. |
| Google asks for a phone number or a code sent to one | Choose another way if one is offered. If the phone prompt is the only option, report it from the order page. |
| Wrong password, or the account is disabled on arrival | Copy the fields again with no spaces around them. If it still fails, report it within 24 hours of delivery for a replacement. |
Replacements are for accounts that do not work as delivered, reported from the order page within 24 hours of delivery. Restrictions that follow later use are outside that window.
Check each account on arrival
This listing carries a 24-hour replacement window. These checks take a few minutes per account.
- Read the batch description on your order page: it states the registration year and whether a channel is created.
- Sign in at accounts.google.com with the address and password, using the recovery details or 2FA key if Google asks.
- Open youtube.com while signed in and check the channel, or that you can create one.
- Change the password and add your own recovery email in the Google account settings.
- If the account does not sign in with the details as delivered, report it from the order page while the window is open.
Frequently asked questions
- Which year will my accounts be from?
- The year the batch filling your order states, always at least a year before delivery. Batches in stock now date from 2010 to 2024.
- Do the channels have subscribers or monetization?
- No. Channels on these accounts are blank or nearly blank. Subscribers, watch hours and the Partner Program are not part of the listing.
- Is a Gmail address included?
- Each YouTube account is a Google account, signed in with its address and password. On most batches that address is a Gmail, so its inbox comes with it.
- Why might Google ask me to verify on first sign-in?
- Google checks logins from a new device or country. Use the recovery details from your line if there are any; a check you cannot pass can be reported inside the window.
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