Twitter with IPV6 proxies

Why are residential proxies bad for Twitter?
Because for account management you want to be using clean IP's. Residential proxies are recycled and resold by many resellers, the IP's tend to be blacklisted and are abused. 4G proxies will not be banned on social media platforms and are the best for managing accounts due to the CGNAT. With 4G, IP's can be rotated without causing the accounts any issues since the sim card is just connecting to different cell towards in the area.
 
Why are residential proxies bad for Twitter?
well, in my experience with using them, I only had problems, problems and problems

getting accounts blocked or a 2nd phone verification (basically a block if you bought the account since you wont
be able to get the message on the same number the account was phone verified the 1st time)
 
I don't think IPv6 work on most big websites and if they do, you may end up getting your whole subnet blacklisted (banned from using the platform)
This might change in the future tho
 
I don't think IPv6 work on most big websites and if they do, you may end up getting your whole subnet blacklisted (banned from using the platform)
This might change in the future tho
as I said previously, IPV6 residential proxies did not work for me at all for twitter. so I agree

I recommend changemyip(dot)com, been using for twitter for a couple months, their rotating domestic proxies work like a charm
ill see what they offer and maybe give them a try depending on the options they offer.
 
as I said previously, IPV6 residential proxies did not work for me at all for twitter. so I agree


ill see what they offer and maybe give them a try depending on the options they offer.
most definitely, please let us know what option you've decided to use finally. I'd love to check aswell
 
Because for account management you want to be using clean IP's. Residential proxies are recycled and resold by many resellers, the IP's tend to be blacklisted and are abused. 4G proxies will not be banned on social media platforms and are the best for managing accounts due to the CGNAT. With 4G, IP's can be rotated without causing the accounts any issues since the sim card is just connecting to different cell towards in the area.

If I go to my router configuration page it says the IP is 100.86.0.1.
If I check on one of those websites that tell me my public IP, I have 93.34.xxx.xxx.
So this means my internet provider put me behind NAT.

So does this mean I can run 100 accounts from my PC without using proxies?
Because the website will just see my NAT public IP, but they can't tell whether it's me having all 100 accounts or the other 100 guys that have my same NAT public IP having 1 account each.

So at that point, all I have to worry about is browser fingerprints, not acting the same exact way with all 100 accounts, etc...?

I'd like @lucky.sparks input on this as well if he has time.
 
If I go to my router configuration page it says the IP is 100.86.0.1.
If I check on one of those websites that tell me my public IP, I have 93.34.xxx.xxx.
So this means my internet provider put me behind NAT.

So does this mean I can run 100 accounts from my PC without using proxies?
Because the website will just see my NAT public IP, but they can't tell whether it's me having all 100 accounts or the other 100 guys that have my same NAT public IP having 1 account each.

So at that point, all I have to worry about is browser fingerprints, not acting the same exact way with all 100 accounts, etc...?

I'd like @lucky.sparks input on this as well if he has time.
Well, yes it would be considered a NAT public IP. But, that IP can still be banned since its coming from a residential address. Similar to an ISP proxy. Those can be banned as well since its considered in 1 location or residential address. But, it could still work if you don't do anything that causes any bans. As you said, you'll be using a anti-detect browser, so that would work. At the end of the day, it wouldn't hurt to test. Testing is what allows you to truly learn and see what works and doesn't. With 1 4G, you can run as many accounts as you want, since you can set the IP to rotate at different intervals, running 1-3 accounts at time.
 
So does this mean I can run 100 accounts from my PC without using proxies?
Because the website will just see my NAT public IP, but they can't tell whether it's me having all 100 accounts or the other 100 guys that have my same NAT public IP having 1 account each.

So at that point, all I have to worry about is browser fingerprints, not acting the same exact way with all 100 accounts, etc...?

I'd like @lucky.sparks input on this as well if he has time.
As @WaterProxy said - you can safely run up to 5-6 accounts at the same time, depending on usage as well - e.g. Instagram will allow 5 logins before requesting challenge but if accounts are logged in, then you can run more than 5 accounts at the same time. At no point its advisable to run more than 10 accounts from the same IP address at the same time. You can run them sequentially with intervals as WaterProxy already said.
 
Yo man, I'm trying to buy bulk WhatsApp messages through a panel and seen you posted somewhere about this.

Can you PM me about it? Wouldn't let me reply to that post.
You need to collect 15 posts to be able to message people. I don't provide whatsapp messaging services so I cant help you, sorry.
 
Brightdata would be my last choice because of how expensive they are.

What you could do is to use a few 4G proxies for account creation and after they are warmed up - slowly move them to cheaper DC proxies.

To find provider, open WTB thread.

BData is super expensive and they get under your skin with video calls, verification id, etc.
 
BData is super expensive and they get under your skin with video calls, verification id, etc.
yes I wondered why the F are they trying to video call me and requesting KYC (obviously I havent done video call and sent fake info on KYC).

These guys are on some serious drugs... im trying to buy a few proxies for social media managment, im not trying to get a loan from a bank.

why would anyone do KYC for a proxy provider?

ps. and they are expensive :D
 
I don't think IPv6 work on most big websites and if they do, you may end up getting your whole subnet blacklisted (banned from using the platform)
This might change in the future tho
Since you are providing SMM panel service for twitter, can I ask you what proxies do you use 4g or DC proxies

If you are selling proxies, I am in the process of testing a few 4g proxy providers for twitter automation (about 900-1000 accounts)
 
Well, yes it would be considered a NAT public IP. But, that IP can still be banned since its coming from a residential address. Similar to an ISP proxy. Those can be banned as well since its considered in 1 location or residential address. But, it could still work if you don't do anything that causes any bans. As you said, you'll be using a anti-detect browser, so that would work. At the end of the day, it wouldn't hurt to test. Testing is what allows you to truly learn and see what works and doesn't. With 1 4G, you can run as many accounts as you want, since you can set the IP to rotate at different intervals, running 1-3 accounts at time.
What do you mean with with 1 4G proxy you can run as many accounts as you want?

Could you explain a little bit the how to run a large number of social media accounts on a single 4G proxy?
 
What do you mean with with 1 4G proxy you can run as many accounts as you want?

Could you explain a little bit the how to run a large number of social media accounts on a single 4G proxy?

Rotating IP means every X time the IP changes, so you run like 3 accounts then wait for IP change, then run 3 more accounts and wait again for IP to change, and so on...

That's how I understand it but I've never used it myself so...
 
Rotating IP means every X time the IP changes, so you run like 3 accounts then wait for IP change, then run 3 more accounts and wait again for IP to change, and so on...

That's how I understand it but I've never used it myself so...
yes, but how would you be able to set it up for 1000 accounts to wait for the IP to change before doing actions?
 
yes, but how would you be able to set it up for 1000 accounts to wait for the IP to change before doing actions?
The bot takes 3 accounts, does what it needs to do with them, rotates IP then goes to the next 3 accounts. This process continues until its done with 1k accounts. Was this what you were asking about?
 
The bot takes 3 accounts, does what it needs to do with them, rotates IP then goes to the next 3 accounts. This process continues until its done with 1k accounts. Was this what you were asking about?
yes, that is what I was asking.
But how does somebody setup this bot to wait for the accounts to change the IP before he proceeds to do actions with the next one?

4G proxies or Residential Proxies are the best for Twitter.
yea, I dont know about residential proxies.
had bad experience using them. Since its almost impossible to get only clear ipv4 residential proxies, without ipv6 ones.
I my experience, I had a lot of headache using residential proxies for twitter. ( dont know for other social media, but for twitter it was bad)
 
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