Controlling Bulk Twitter Accounts

[Mark Hammer]

I have been hand creating Twitter accounts with relatively no issues for some time. I use Tweet-deck, multiple browsers, with dedicated VPNs and everything has been smooth as silk. However I have reached my limit to the amount of highly interactive accounts and want to scale things up, but I have run into multiple issues. If there is anyone who has experience in buying, controlling, and maintaining accounts in large numbers I would love to have a chat and get some pointers.

One very specific problem that I have come across is acquiring aged accounts. I dont want all of my accounts to be recently created, but every time I purchase account credentials it asks me for SMS verification at login, which of course I have no access to. Any tips on avoiding this issue?
Thanks in advance!

 

[hardiksapra]

I don't know most of the part as I just came here to gain knowldege of twitter bots and start using them but you could give a try on smspva.com for their accounts store.I used many instagram accounts of theirs and smooth transactions.
It would be really great if you could give more info for someone looking to start into twitter automation

 

[Heiko]

I purchase account credentials it asks me for SMS verification at login, which of course I have no access to. Any tips on avoiding this issue?

Yes, create them on your own. I know it sounds kind of silly but i tested the majority of account sellers that "supposedly" sell those "aged PVA" Accounts and sometimes they get instant PV's once upon the first login or after a couple of days, but they never last. Its something you cannot avoid unless you have the exact cookies, IP etc. that the account you bought was created on. Everything else will almost always trigger a verification.

You can buy accounts that are not PV'd but on the first login they will probably ask you to verify your account with a number. You can either use your own sims or get them from a sim seller like textverified.com - However, i think that these accounts that they are selling in bulk leave some kind of footprint as well, because i always had the issue that the acccount don't last long at all (maximum 3 months or so, even on extremely low settings)

 

[Mark Hammer]

Yes, create them on your own. I know it sounds kind of silly but i tested the majority of account sellers that "supposedly" sell those "aged PVA" Accounts and sometimes they get instant PV's once upon the first login or after a couple of days, but they never last. Its something you cannot avoid unless you have the exact cookies, IP etc. that the account you bought was created on. Everything else will almost always trigger a verification.

You can buy accounts that are not PV'd but on the first login they will probably ask you to verify your account with a number. You can either use your own sims or get them from a sim seller like textverified.com - However, i think that these accounts that they are selling in bulk leave some kind of footprint as well, because i always had the issue that the acccount don't last long at all (maximum 3 months or so, even on extremely low settings)

This is very similar to my experience. Its just much more of a hassle than I expected. Every account I create has to be on the same proxy that I control the account with, making the account creation time much slower. Then aging the accounts means planning far in the future.

I am surprised that there is not a market (or at least I have not found it yet) for accounts with the proxy used included. Keeping it only costs a few dollars to age a couple months, and would increase the value of the account significantly.