How to make IG child accounts

Wetz

Newbie
Joined
Dec 18, 2018
Messages
43
Reaction score
11
Hello BHW,

I have been doing a lot of research on the "fan page" method for IG promotion and I have just about all the information I need to begin implementing my own "fan page" strategy.

My missing piece of the puzzle is how to actually create the individual fan pages.

I understand that GMT2 and Jarvee both have an integrated module for the creation of IG accounts, but I would like to know how to create any number of accounts with dedicated proxies without the use of a module in either of those pieces of software.

My intention is to create "Fan Accounts" that look like unique individuals and each have their own dedicated IPv6 proxy address. I would like everything about the account from birth - onward to only be associated with this single IP address.

I'm wondering if the extra hassle of having to create email addresses/verification would make choosing this more manual method less advantageous than simply paying to use GMT2 or Jarvee.

As of now, I am only trying to run between 5 and 20 accounts simultaneously. However, if I generate good returns, I will want to expand into the stars.

Any help or information regarding this matter would be greatly appreciated.

-Wetz
 
create it manually I was thinking about making the accounts on valar resi proxy than moving it to a ipv6 or ipv4.
 
create it manually I was thinking about making the accounts on valar resi proxy than moving it to a ipv6 or ipv4.

See, I don't want to move the account. That appears to cause problems and creates an anomaly with the account I am very sure Instagram will become more and more efficient at picking up on this coming year. I'm wondering if I should just route my browser through the dedicated IP I want to use and create the account web side first, before inputting it into my software.
 
I haven't had any problems logging into my new IG account with a new proxy, as long as your not leaving any trails and using good proxies you should be fine.

If you are really determined on using the same proxy, then use a browser to create your accounts. But I wouldn't get attached to any account your botting on.
 
See, I don't want to move the account. That appears to cause problems and creates an anomaly with the account I am very sure Instagram will become more and more efficient at picking up on this coming year. I'm wondering if I should just route my browser through the dedicated IP I want to use and create the account web side first, before inputting it into my software.
Moving the account from a mobile of residential proxy to a dc proxy doesn't cause any issues.. not sure where you read that misinformation from. The only time you'll experience issues switching proxies is if you're constantly switching it from one dc proxy to another one. People login in from their home IP, and their mobile ip multiple times a day. You're honestly better off just purchasing some accounts if you're inexperienced in bulk automation.. you'll save yourself the headache.
 
Wh
I haven't had any problems logging into my new IG account with a new proxy, as long as your not leaving any trails and using good proxies you should be fine.

If you are really determined on using the same proxy, then use a browser to create your accounts. But I wouldn't get attached to any account your botting on.

Why do you say that? What is wrong with using a browser via dedicated proxy? Also, what would a good alternative be to that?
 
Moving the account from a mobile of residential proxy to a dc proxy doesn't cause any issues.. not sure where you read that misinformation from. The only time you'll experience issues switching proxies is if you're constantly switching it from one dc proxy to another one. People login in from their home IP, and their mobile ip multiple times a day. You're honestly better off just purchasing some accounts if you're inexperienced in bulk automation.. you'll save yourself the headache.

I'm not really worried about the headache. That is a necessary evil when it comes to learning. I'm more interested in figuring out and experimenting with every step of the process for CPA starting with account creation. This is more about learning, for me, than anything.
 
I'm not really worried about the headache. That is a necessary evil when it comes to learning. I'm more interested in figuring out and experimenting with every step of the process for CPA starting with account creation. This is more about learning, for me, than anything.
I thought you were doing fan pages? It wouldn't make sense to do a fan page and run cpa on a main page, as your main page is going to get banned for cpa regardless. If I was in your shoes, I would definitely do alot of testing with just 5 or 10 accounts, and learn the ropes.. as there is alot that you're going to experience that you won't learn from reading the forum, and can only learn from experience. You're diving into IG pretty late, and at a time where they're combating automation on a more strict level. I've been automating IG for 5 years now, and still run into new issues that weren't there 6 months ago.
 
I thought you were doing fan pages? It wouldn't make sense to do a fan page and run cpa on a main page, as your main page is going to get banned for cpa regardless. If I was in your shoes, I would definitely do alot of testing with just 5 or 10 accounts, and learn the ropes.. as there is alot that you're going to experience that you won't learn from reading the forum, and can only learn from experience. You're diving into IG pretty late, and at a time where they're combating automation on a more strict level. I've been automating IG for 5 years now, and still run into new issues that weren't there 6 months ago.
I meant fan page, sorry. Brain fart. But also, yes. I am only planning on running a handful of pages at first and scaling depending on my success and how quickly I can adapt to the learning curve.
 
I meant fan page, sorry. Brain fart.
Oh. I just took the time to answer someone a couple days ago with the best method I know of creating bulk accounts. It should be on a thread in the IG section.. I forget the title of the thread, but it was something along the lines of problems with account creation. A few other people chimed in on the subject, you should read it.. you'll learn the best ways to create accounts in bulk.

I still feel like spending the money on accounts is definitely worth it, and they're not expensive. To each it's own though. I'll summarize what was said in the thread. Use a rotating mobile proxy, and attention to create the accounts. You'll be able to create unlimited accounts with a rotating proxy, you could alternatively use a static mobile proxy, but you'll be limited to 5 accounts per proxy for creation. If you create them on mobile or residential proxies, the accounts will be more HQ then if you create them on dc proxies.
 
Oh. I just took the time to answer someone a couple days ago with the best method I know of creating bulk accounts. It should be on a thread in the IG section.. I forget the title of the thread, but it was something along the lines of problems with account creation. A few other people chimed in on the subject, you should read it.. you'll learn the best ways to create accounts in bulk.

I still feel like spending the money on accounts is definitely worth it, and they're not expensive. To each it's own though. I'll summarize what was said in the thread. Use a rotating mobile proxy, and attention to create the accounts. You'll be able to create unlimited accounts with a rotating proxy, you could alternatively use a static mobile proxy, but you'll be limited to 5 accounts per proxy for creation. If you create them on mobile or residential proxies, the accounts will be more HQ then if you create them on dc proxies.

I see that buying accounts is only like $1/per on Valar. At that point, I see what you are saying. Buying 5-10 of those accounts and getting a handful of IPv6 proxies to plug into Instadub/Jarvee/GMT2 definitely seems like the path of least resistance. What program are you using on mobile for rotating proxy?
 
Just use your mobile hotspot to create an account. Once you do that turn your phone off/on to get a new IP.

Like Klique said, moving your account from proxy to proxy doesn't cause an issue. Lots of regular users travel from place to place which results in their IP changing.

I've created 100 accounts this way and no bans just some PVAs and EVs now.
 
Just use your mobile hotspot to create an account. Once you do that turn your phone off/on to get a new IP.

Like Klique said, moving your account from proxy to proxy doesn't cause an issue. Lots of people travel from place to place which results in their IP changing.

I've created 100 accounts this way and no bans just some PVAs and EVs now.

Oh, so I can just hot-spot my laptop, open a private browser and create an account in browser? For some reason, I thought it was more complicated than that.
 
Wh


Why do you say that? What is wrong with using a browser via dedicated proxy? Also, what would a good alternative be to that?


Why do I say don't get attached, because you can lose your account at anytime no matter how safe you think you are. There is always a risk, IG might change something and the bot doesn't catch it and you might get it banned etc. I don't think there is anything wrong with using a dedicated proxy on a browser. I meant to say it as if you are determined on trying to being as safe as possible at every step (everybody has been there), then I guess using the same proxy you created the account with puts an extra safe layer.

However, if you are using a DC IPV4 proxy, I think you are still on the losing end as you are probably already on IG's radar. Only resi and mobile proxies make logical sense if you are trying to keep everything safe
 
Oh, so I can just hot-spot my laptop, open a private browser and create an account in browser? For some reason, I thought it was more complicated than that.

Yeah you can do that. Use mobile user agents when doing it though. Once I create an account I usually go ahead and profile it then I clear my browser data and reset my phone(airplane mode works) to get a new IP for the next account.

Maybe there's a better way to do it but that's what I did for 100 accounts and all of them are alive for 2 months now.

Also I want to mention that I'm using these accounts for CPA only. I'd probably take a different approach when creating long term accounts,
 
I see that buying accounts is only like $1/per on Valar. At that point, I see what you are saying. Buying 5-10 of those accounts and getting a handful of IPv6 proxies to plug into Instadub/Jarvee/GMT2 definitely seems like the path of least resistance. What program are you using on mobile for rotating proxy?
You can get them cheaper than $1, especially if you're talking new ones. I buy aged accounts for less than a $1, so a new account is approx 1/3 of the price. You need to network a bit, and find additional sources for your accounts if you're going to buy them.

As for the mobile proxy, it rotates on its own. All you have to do is enter the proxy given by the provider, and the outgoing ip will change every 60-270 seconds depending on who you buy it from.
 
Yeah you can do that. Use mobile user agents when doing it though. Once I create an account I usually go ahead and profile it then I clear my browser data and reset my phone(airplane mode works) to get a new IP for the next account.

Maybe there's a better way to do it but that's what I did for 100 accounts and all of them are alive for 2 months now.

Also I want to mention that I'm using these accounts for CPA only. I'd probably take a different approach when creating long term accounts,

Oh, I see. You're suggesting doing it from the phone browser. That makes more sense. I use firefox on my phone for web browsing.
 
Oh, I see. You're suggesting doing it from the phone browser. That makes more sense. I use firefox on my phone for web browsing.

I use Chrome on my PC with an addon for mobile user agents. It's a lot faster for me to make from my PC browser then on the phone.
 
I use Chrome on my PC with an addon for mobile user agents. It's a lot faster for me to make from my PC browser then on the phone.

Makes sense. Good info. Thanks!
 
Back
Top