Email dot method

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Is using dots in email address to create instagram accounts still safe?
 
It's good you open a thread for this bc I'm also interested in this method.
 
Is using dots in email address to create Instagram accounts still safe? - can you please explain this you can pm me if you'd like or also add me on skype/discord many thanks and I hope you have a good earning year! aim for the skys
 
yes it's safe still :)
Are you doing this? With how many accounts? It seems easy for instagram to link accounts together just by removing dots from Gmail accounts.
 
It might be allowed but rest assured that you will be flagged for it
 
Thanks for the reply! Sorry for my ignorance, but is this just to create more than one account? I just don't understand how doing this benefits someone.
If you think DMing me would be better please do. :)
You don't have to create multiple emails and you receive all mail in one address, though I think this is risky as it's really easy to link all accounts together and ban them
 
Personaly I would not do it. Yes you might be able to create those accs. But.. Even reddit banned me for this afterwards and on pinterest you can't even register new acc with this method.. And ig has far better detection than both of those networks...
 
i think the +1 method still works so you have the same address on multiple accounts
 
what about using own domain and creating multiple email accs? example I buy mydomain.xyz and create user1@mydomain user2@mydomain, would this be also risky and a reason for a multiple ban?
 
what about using own domain and creating multiple email accs? example I buy mydomain.xyz and create user1@mydomain user2@mydomain, would this be also risky and a reason for a multiple ban?
Just use catch-all in that case
 
Just use catch-all in that case

for a few accounts, but doesn't work for large numbers. ISG can see that
"oh look this domain has never signed up an account before, now it has just signed up 500... oh look they are showing signs of botting... ban them all"
 
for a few accounts, but doesn't work for large numbers. ISG can see that
"oh look this domain has never signed up an account before, now it has just signed up 500... oh look they are showing signs of botting... ban them all"
Wouldn't they just think there's a new email service provider?
 
On which sites can you still use this method safely (social networks)?
And on which ones you can't?
 
I don't think this works anymore. This method has been saturated for many years now. If you happen to try it, let us know.
 
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