How to avoid suspension? (when using SMM panel)

[mbsbboi]

One of my account got suspended after buying 5000 followers
So is there any particular way of using smm without getting suspended?
I am asking this because I'm sure many are using smm method and yet not getting suspended.
If using smm will definitely get you suspended, then I'm curious why still so many smm still offering services at marketplace.

 

[dmister]

One of my account got suspended after buying 5000 followers
So is there any particular way of using smm without getting suspended?
I am asking this because I'm sure many are using smm method and yet not getting suspended.
If using smm will definitely get you suspended, then I'm curious why still so many smm still offering services at marketplace.

Which SMM panel did you use?

 

[SMMBunny]

Maybe your account is brand new? and you sent 5k all at once

 

[ScreamingMidget]

What I find weird is that if that's true, people could terminate your account simply by ordering 5000 followers to your account - even if you had nothing to do with it.

There's something wrong there.

 

[Influence]

One of my account got suspended after buying 5000 followers
So is there any particular way of using smm without getting suspended?
I am asking this because I'm sure many are using smm method and yet not getting suspended.
If using smm will definitely get you suspended, then I'm curious why still so many smm still offering services at marketplace.

1. Don't buy followers all at once. 400 a day is the max I'd do on Twitter for example, and that spaced out throughout the entire day, nothing all at once; you might get screwed.
2. Make sure you're buying from a reputable source and the quality of the traffic is not completely dogs hit and easy to detect.
3. Potatoes.

 

[averjr]

Did you select “Real Followers”? Max I do is 2k followers. But, as seen above, he do it lesser. 5K seems a bit too high.

 

[True Miller]

Drip feed. View it as a marathon not a sprint. Make sure you account is actually active. Don't spam likes and follows.

 

[praetserge]

Why bother with followers from SMM panels? Those are fake.
Just create some decent posts... add microworkers' likes and you'll get real followers.

 

[mbsbboi]

Which SMM panel did you use?

Not nice to say

Maybe your account is brand new? and you sent 5k all at once

Maybe, anyone tested with aged accounts?

What I find weird is that if that's true, people could terminate your account simply by ordering 5000 followers to your account - even if you had nothing to do with it.

There's something wrong there.

I don't get your point

1. Don't buy followers all at once. 400 a day is the max I'd do on Twitter for example, and that spaced out throughout the entire day, nothing all at once; you might get screwed.
2. Make sure you're buying from a reputable source and the quality of the traffic is not completely dogs hit and easy to detect.
3. Potatoes.

Some smm even offering up to 100,000 followers per order and 10,000 per day. I guess fixing at 400 per day is debatable perhaps a percentage or ratio of followers/followings. How do you even know who is reputable or not?

 

[proxygo]

if you where allowing thousands of follows on your acc daily probably raised a red flag

 

[Ahmirof]

This problem is not about the SMM Panel ,
it is just for Twitter algorithm, i'm a smm provider and i have website. The problem is Your account age and the speed of service.
If your provider hasn't drip feed option for Twitter you should order small number on random periods

 

[Ashk881]

So is there any particular way of using smm without getting suspended?

So here's some secret sauce for you (and anyone who's reading this).

Behind any account suspension/termination system of a social media, there's a general technique: Anomaly Detection

See this graph:

See that huge spike around 'Dec 23'? Ye, you just detected an anomaly, an abnormally large spike. Anomaly detection involves doing that automatically with computers.

This is how it goes: Twitter (and most other social media platforms) will first gather all information about your engagement. Literally everything from when someone followed you to when someone unfollowed you to when someone liked your content to how old is the account that liked your content etc.. lets call these properties.

It will then run algorithms on these properties that detect spikes. If it detects large enough spikes across several of those properties. It gives you a suspension/ban.

Since you use an smm panel you can't control a lot of those properties. One key property that you can control tho, is follower count over a time period.

So, if you give your account 3000 new followers in under an hour when it had zero, it could cause a big spike. Large enough you get a suspension.

However If you have 20k followers on your account that you gained over 3 months, 3000 a day wouldn't be unnatural.

Basically drip feeding, but keeping in account of your current stats is the way. If you "drip feed" 3000 followers over a day when your account has 0, you prolly will get suspended.

 

[MoonStarz]

One of my account got suspended after buying 5000 followers

Mate, 5000 followers in a day are sure to set off some alarms. I'd recommend you to go for the good old organic approach in the beginning to get real/engaging followers. It is slow but sure is worth it.

 

[BimTop]

5k at once? That's a red flag. The best you can do is drip feed per day

 

[mbsbboi]

This problem is not about the SMM Panel ,
it is just for Twitter algorithm, i'm a smm provider and i have website. The problem is Your account age and the speed of service.
If your provider hasn't drip feed option for Twitter you should order small number on random periods

Agree, so I'm curious how they manage to get over 300,000 for a 2 month old account.

So here's some secret sauce for you (and anyone who's reading this).

Behind any account suspension/termination system of a social media, there's a general technique: Anomaly Detection

See this graph:

See that huge spike around 'Dec 23'? Ye, you just detected an anomaly, an abnormally large spike. Anomaly detection involves doing that automatically with computers.

This is how it goes: Twitter (and most other social media platforms) will first gather all information about your engagement. Literally everything from when someone followed you to when someone unfollowed you to when someone liked your content to how old is the account that liked your content etc.. lets call these properties.

It will then run algorithms on these properties that detect spikes. If it detects large enough spikes across several of those properties. It gives you a suspension/ban.

Since you use an smm panel you can't control a lot of those properties. One key property that you can control tho, is follower count over a time period.

So, if you give your account 3000 new followers in under an hour when it had zero, it could cause a big spike. Large enough you get a suspension.

However If you have 20k followers on your account that you gained over 3 months, 3000 a day wouldn't be unnatural.

Basically drip feeding, but keeping in account of your current stats is the way. If you "drip feed" 3000 followers over a day when your account has 0, you prolly will get suspended.

Good analysis, so you're implying 15% follower gain per day is a tested good amount or this is just a suggestion?

 

[Yoram]

1. Drip feed
2. Use aged account
3. Have a portion of followers that are actual followers

 

[Beldo]

Use SMM with drip feed option

 

[Laser Eyes]

Why bother with followers from SMM panels? Those are fake.
Just create some decent posts... add microworkers' likes and you'll get real followers.

which microworkers services do you would use for twitter organic likes?

 

[Ashk881]

Good analysis, so you're implying 15% follower gain per day is a tested good amount or this is just a suggestion?

I am sure that there isn't a tested "good amount of follower gains per day" on Twitter. They probably have dynamic limits for each and every account. The only way to find out what yours is to experiment. You can try a 15% per day follower gain and see whether your account gets suspended or not.

What I can say for sure is that they use anomaly detection on Time Series data to counter bots and spammers. They describe it here:
https://blog.twitter.com/engineerin...and-robust-anomaly-detection-in-a-time-series
So rates of doing things (stuff that can be seen as "anomaly" on time series data) matter a lot.

 

[praetserge]

which microworkers services do you would use for twitter organic likes?

I used timebucks.