Linkedin accounts restricted

[ChardyWanders]

I need an advise from linkedin experts here

So I created a few linkedin accounts using a US IP and asked someone to log in the accounts from a different country. All were good at first but days after, I noticed that the accounts got restricted and is in need of ID verification.

Do you think logging it in using a different IP address caused the problem?
What preventive measures can you suggest to avoid this issues?

 

[rimvy]

Log in with same proxies?

 

[Maverick1111]

Yes it's because of different proxies and heavy us of account.

 

[mexela]

log in with the same proxies or at least from the same location

 

[ChardyWanders]

Log in with same proxies?

No, he didn't.

 

[ChardyWanders]

Yes it's because of different proxies and heavy us of account.

So technically, you have to use the same proxy when logging in the accounts?

 

[ChardyWanders]

log in with the same proxies or at least from the same location

I see. Thanks a lot! However, considering the current state of the accounts, can you provide a solution?

 

[Amoxicillin]

Note that cookies do not properly transfer IP's with LI. If you change IP's then the cookie is not linked to the new IP (though the cookie will still work fine.) When you logout, it will ask you to email verify.

It does help to transfer cookies to the new IP, then explicitly logout and login again from the new IP.

LI will still restrict accounts for no valid reason. LI account bans usually relate to company IP's.

 

[ChardyWanders]

Note that cookies do not properly transfer IP's with LI. If you change IP's then the cookie is not linked to the new IP (though the cookie will still work fine.) When you logout, it will ask you to email verify.

It does help to transfer cookies to the new IP, then explicitly logout and login again from the new IP.

LI will still restrict accounts for no valid reason. LI account bans usually relate to company IP's.

Therefore you are suggesting that I use the same IP when logging in the accounts?

 

[rimvy]

Same proxy and would be best if cookies would be the same.

 

[ChardyWanders]

Same proxy and would be best if cookies would be the same.

How I make sure that cookies will be the same?

 

[rimvy]

There is browser plugins which do that, just search in google and you will find it.