Building a Quora Account Creation Bot

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I have a plan for creating a Quora account creation bot, but I'm not yet sure if it will work. Here are a few questions and considerations I have:

  1. Will Quora accept business emails with a custom domain?
  2. How many accounts can I register using emails from the same custom domain?
The idea is to subscribe to a web hosting service that offers unlimited email accounts with IMAP access. This would allow for the automation of Quora account creation by retrieving verification codes via IMAP. For handling CAPTCHAs during password setup, I plan to use a CAPTCHA API service.

Is this a viable solution?
 
Use rumbler.ru the seller I buy from uses rumbler.ru
I would not buy custom domain email account, i am sure most people would not because you will have access to my quora account.
 
Use rumbler.ru the seller I buy from uses rumbler.ru
I would not buy custom domain email account, i am sure most people would not because you will have access to my quora account.
I've researched that QAdominator also uses that email provider, but when I tried to register an email it needs a russian mobile number.
 
using our proxies, making emails with outlook is painful, too much steps in the captcha, more than 5 and the difficulty is higher
you can buy and then have VAs / bot to log in, change password & recovery email & sign out from all other sessions
outlook accounts are lower cost than gmail and outlook emails seem more trustworthy to quora
 
I mean, just search on the web, there are countless web hosts that offer unlimited custom email accounts for the right price, also, if you're looking for a web host, I could offer my services for you if you want?
 
you don't need to built bot yourselves, a ready-made bot called QAdominator can create accounts automatically without opening browsers.
 
you don't need to built bot yourselves, a ready-made bot called QAdominator can create accounts automatically without opening browsers.
But we don't want the email provider they are using
 
Yes, Quora accepts custom domain emails, but too many accounts from one domain may trigger flags—use varied domains for better success.
 
Quora accepts custom domain emails but limit the number per domain to avoid bans—your IMAP + CAPTCHA API setup sounds solid.
 
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