Botting with rotating residential IPs

[jopagi]

Hi, I'm having big problems with proxies, basically I get error when I try to login, I think that IG it's detecting my proxies and he don't allow me to login, I get invalid username error.

I want to switch to residential proxies but providers usually sell rotating IPs services, anyone has experience with that?

I usually try to avoid to connect with different IPs, I try to connect one account to one IP and then never switch, so I fear that switching IPs can cause problem during the login through the BOT (I'm using FL and I'm trying jarvee)

Any opinion or experience with that?
Thanks

 

[appProgrammer]

A normal Instagram user will connect from multiple different ip address all the time. Instagram is a cell phone app, and most people use wifi all over town to save on there data. I would however steer clear of always using the same ip block. Just think, you are at home on wifi, then you go for a drive on cell ip, then at friends house on there ip, then at walmart on the free wifi using a vpn... You should have no issues using different ip addresses as that is normal behavior.

 

[agedaccs]

i have tried rotating proxies before, but i was getting a lot of verification, email/phone every hour.

But other providers may be different.

that day i spent $100 on phone verifications alone cause i left all my running overnight ( i have a lot of accounts)

try buying a few proxies from a provider and test it yourself, you might have a different result

 

[appProgrammer]

When you bot your account.... try not to look like a bot.... Real people don't follow 400 times in an hour. Also the quality of proxy matters. If 10 other people are using the same public proxy then you will get lots of verify errors. Also if account was created in New York, and you log in from Montana then Washington, then Florida all in a matter of hours..... well then ur obviously fake. Sometimes the best method is to slow down and act like a real person but manage a great deal more accounts... Just my two cents worth as a bot programmer.

 

[jopagi]

i have tried rotating proxies before, but i was getting a lot of verification, email/phone every hour.

But other providers may be different.

that day i spent $100 on phone verifications alone cause i left all my running overnight ( i have a lot of accounts)

try buying a few proxies from a provider and test it yourself, you might have a different result

Are those proxies residential rotating IP or just rotating proxies?

When you bot your account.... try not to look like a bot.... Real people don't follow 400 times in an hour.

I got no problem with settings, I got no task block and no ban on profiles, my problem it's basically the first login into the BOT

 

[agedaccs]

Are those proxies residential rotating IP or just rotating proxies?

yes

 

[jopagi]

yes

What's the price of the package? Maybe it was a cheap provider?

 

[agedaccs]

What's the price of the package? Maybe it was a cheap provider?

I've paid $3 per proxy, so no it was not cheap.
there was no follow / like blocks though which is good, but i was spending more money on phone verifications instead of profiting

 

[OvO]

I have wondered this too and I am going to buy some rotating residential services soon to test them out with Instagram. My thoughts are that if they are actually true residential proxies they shouldnt cause any problems like blocks or verifications because of them being residential. Its just like the user said above what about when going to stores, friends houses, mobile LTE, etc. you are changing IP's all the time while logged in.

 

[eaglesWTF]

A normal Instagram user will connect from multiple different ip address all the time. Instagram is a cell phone app, and most people use wifi all over town to save on there data. I would however steer clear of always using the same ip block. Just think, you are at home on wifi, then you go for a drive on cell ip, then at friends house on there ip, then at walmart on the free wifi using a vpn... You should have no issues using different ip addresses as that is normal behavior.

This logic worked if you had rotating IPs from same town or something - but when you start to change location each 10 minutes worldwide, because rotating proxies are usually worldwide - they ask verirication each time because it looks suspicous. So thats why residential rotating proxies are not working good for IG

 

[appProgrammer]

This logic worked if you had rotating IPs from same town or something - but when you start to change location each 10 minutes worldwide, because rotating proxies are usually worldwide - they ask verirication each time because it looks suspicous. So thats why residential rotating proxies are not working good for IG

The way I collect proxies, I have multiple proxies from each location. Just target large locations... Just saying.

 

[OvO]

The way I collect proxies, I have multiple proxies from each location. Just target large locations... Just saying.

So are you saying rotating residential proxies are working for you?

 

[rootjazz]

the best way I am aware of now that is working is to verify with residential IPs, then you can move to a normal ISG proxy and use that with the cookies and you won't get (usually) many logout responses from ISG forcing a login again. I have confirmed this as working well personally.