Which pva works with twitter?

[erichon]

Hi
I use a pva service.
When I confirm an account with the number from the pva service it gets unlocked.
As the numbers of course are temporary and cannot be reused I have to delete the number in twitter again.
BUT I very soon, within hours or even immediately after I had deleted the number I get a verification again.
How can that be avoided?
thx

 

[LilMosey]

This can be avoided by having a good IP (proxy), not logging out and in frequently, and only deleting the number after a day or two. If you delete your number within a few hours, you will be asked for number verification immediately. Let your account to age for a while.

 

[1618887]

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[OlgaDev]

Twitter typically requests that you attach a phone number to your account as soon as it has been deleted. However, if you use more secure email addresses and attempt to create an account with them before Twitter prompts you to add a phone number, you can achieve your desired outcome. If you need to perform certain actions on the account within a short time frame (8-20 hours), some services offer phone number rentals.

 

[imccafey]

What mobile proxy are you using? Might be getting bad IPs. Also, you'll want to use an anti-detect browser to go with it, in case you don't already.

 

[MeanTea]

I suggest rental options or buying sims locally for longevity of the accounts. If the intention is to grow.

 

[erichon]

I use local Sims as well they work well but I cannot get proxies for my geo

 

[Relixtro]

I use local Sims as well they work well but I cannot get proxies for my geo

What is your geo?

 

[erichon]

Austria

 

[DigitalFreak]

use 4g mobile proxy and try smspvs or onlinesim ru

 

[de8530]

Brother, I wanted to ask, can PVA be used to register Twitter accounts using web-based temporary email?

 

[Obs_cure]

Hi
I use a pva service.
When I confirm an account with the number from the pva service it gets unlocked.
As the numbers of course are temporary and cannot be reused I have to delete the number in twitter again.
BUT I very soon, within hours or even immediately after I had deleted the number I get a verification again.
How can that be avoided?
thx

Buy mail. You register a tweet for the post office. Then you link your phone. If you don't spam much, it rarely asks for SMS. Proxy resident + anti-dedect browser is mandatory.

If you still get bans, and asks for SMS, then the only option is to buy old accounts from a couple of years. They do not ask for SMS almost never.

And some SMS services offer a number rental service for a few days. Maybe that will be enough. It's cheap.

 

[xtwee]

try portugal. pretty cheap and quality