The practice of buying old Gmail accounts, often advertised as PVA (phone-verified accounts), is being discussed as a marketing strategy. While sellers claim these accounts offer advantages due to their age and verification status, the content suggests that account age does not inherently improve deliverability, trust, or marketing results. The guide emphasizes that legitimate control, security, and responsible usage are more critical for marketing than account age alone, and warns of potential risks associated with these purchased accounts. AI
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