AWS with new Facebook account

[McCloud94]

My original personal (legit) account got disabled for no reason 2 months ago.. since then I've been trying to create new accounts.

Lately I used the Amazon virtual server to create a new, fake (everything different) profile... and it seems to be going ok.

But it's obvious from the IP that it's the AWS.

Does that not cause issues with Facebook?

I just want to be very careful and avoid warming up the profile for weeks, just to get it blocked afterwards because of this one thing.

Would I be better off perhaps purchasing a residential proxy?

 

[leowill001]

yes, the IP from any VPS is so easy to be detected. Use some residential IP

 

[docdakna]

VPS have datacenter ips which isn't recommended for Facebook. You should use residential ips.

 

[McCloud94]

VPS have datacenter ips which isn't recommended for Facebook. You should use residential ips.

I looked into it in the meantime and residential IPs seem to be crazy expensive...

It's funny how I saw people using a secondary account without any issues at all using a VPN (which apparently is also easily detected by Facebook and not recommended).

 

[DamoHG]

AWS IPs would 100% be on their radar. Residential is the way to go or mobile. Set up proxy software on your smartphone might be an option.

 

[docdakna]

I looked into it in the meantime and residential IPs seem to be crazy expensive...

It's funny how I saw people using a secondary account without any issues at all using a VPN (which apparently is also easily detected by Facebook and not recommended).

There's few vpns which ips can be easily used on Facebook.

 

[Crazy Reaper]

There's few vpns which ips can be easily used on Facebook.

Can you please provide names of few VPNs currently working?