Spotify proxies

[Listener43]

Actually I found it in experience that you can use the same 2-3 proxy for 3 different accounts if they are a family plan. However, it's important that those are the same proxy all the time. The account is also rejected after e-mail verification. So the case is to either create accounts to which you can access e-mails and respond to e-mail verification or buy premium, which are not removed even if you do not confirm an e-mail. However, this is raising the operational costs because each month you need to pay a substantial amount of your income for account maintanence.

Well , or get a creator and set it up so it could catch the emails sent, so passwords can be retrieved. Would last longer

 

[GetRichSlowly]

Won’t residential proxies pool be better? I mean, you can get access to many proxies at a fixed price. If you rotate proxies everyday with different accounts, you can get more listeners.

Residential IPs uses legit ISP IPs. If you only use like one unique IP then rotate the next day, Spotify wouldn’t know. You can argue and say its a shared proxy, yes, but it can also mean friends/relatives of the “owner” of the residential IP came over and connected to their WiFi and streaming Spotify. Besides, it also allows Geo-targeting.

I haven’t tried it yet but it’s just a guess. What do you guys think?

 

[Glomar]

Hey everyone,

I'm working on setting up a botfarm for Spotify and I'm still missing proxies.
I'm afraid i need 1000 proxies for 1000 accounts so I would like to keep the costs as low as possible.

What would be a good option for me on how to create or where to buy HTTP proxies?

As far as proxies are concerned, I've been using rotating proxies and it has worked like a charm. You have to pony up some $ for the bandwith usage but it is a lifesaver and a must for my system. I'm curious though, do you switch out your Spotify accounts daily? Or have you just created lifetime accounts and run them through your bot? I need new account batches every day so that's why I've been using rotating proxies.

 

[Wakee777]

As far as proxies are concerned, I've been using rotating proxies and it has worked like a charm. You have to pony up some $ for the bandwith usage but it is a lifesaver and a must for my system. I'm curious though, do you switch out your Spotify accounts daily? Or have you just created lifetime accounts and run them through your bot? I need new account batches every day so that's why I've been using rotating proxies.

Which roating proxy service u Using?

 

[Glomar]

Which roating proxy service u Using?

I'm using SmartProxy atm

 

[elrond693]

I'm using SmartProxy atm

Are you using a bot or have you set up multiple clients on a server or something ?

 

[Glomar]

Using a bot

 

[Elijah Kibbe]

Using a bot

Wait how do you set up your way of doing things like how do you manage ur bots and how do you stay infected

 

[Vision1949]

It's not completely related but I have a question...

If you have a family plan, that is 5 accounts streaming a single artist with real music (with 40+ songs) all day on repeat on different devices, will that get the music or the accounts taken down?

 

[harold johnson]

do datacenter proxies work good on spotify or do they detect those proxies? i found a site that has 15k datacenter proxies for $200 for 10 days

 

[KONODIODA]

So, I've did it for month with around 2000 different accs and 100 dedicated IPs.
Around 5-8k plays every day.
Uploaded through distrokid.
Am I screwed?

 

[dnrdnr]

So, I've did it for month with around 2000 different accs and 100 dedicated IPs.
Around 5-8k plays every day.
Uploaded through distrokid.
Am I screwed?

How many songs?

 

[KONODIODA]

How many songs?

10 plus some from different playlists

 

[cl1nt411]

Maybe bulk buy some ips

 

[elrond693]

10 plus some from different playlists

Can you keep us updated if you have any problem with account/song/album removal/suspension ?

 

[proxygo]

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