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Trying to use multiple accounts to post vehicles to marketplace,

I have a 5g router from tmobile that supposedly uses CGNAT, is this one router enough to run multiple profiles or do i need proxies for each profile
 
Trying to use multiple accounts to post vehicles to marketplace,

I have a 5g router from tmobile that supposedly uses CGNAT, is this one router enough to run multiple profiles or do i need proxies for each profile
if your t-mobile 5g router uses cgnat then all your connections will share the same external ip which can be an issue if you’re running multiple marketplace accounts because they’ll appear to be from the same user. to avoid getting flagged or restricted you’ll need separate clean ips for each profile the best way is to use rotating mobile proxies since they mimic real user behavior and refresh dynamically if you’re managing multiple accounts using static residential or data center proxies is riskier as they tend to get flagged more easily
 
if your t-mobile 5g router uses cgnat then all your connections will share the same external ip which can be an issue if you’re running multiple marketplace accounts because they’ll appear to be from the same user. to avoid getting flagged or restricted you’ll need separate clean ips for each profile the best way is to use rotating mobile proxies since they mimic real user behavior and refresh dynamically if you’re managing multiple accounts using static residential or data center proxies is riskier as they tend to get flagged more easily
Do i need seperate 4g proxys for each faebook account if they rotate or 1 for all accounts
 
Do i need seperate 4g proxys for each faebook account if they rotate or 1 for all accounts
if you're using rotating 4g proxies, one should be enough for multiple facebook accounts since it refreshes dynamically and mimics real user behavior if you want more isolation between accounts to avoid any possible link, you can use one per profile but it depends on your risk tolerance and how you're managing them
 
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each account should use a4/5g ip + anti detect browser
This. You don't need to buy multiple IPs if it's a rotating IP. Only data.
To keep the profiles separate, use an antidetect browser like Dolphin Anty (free).
 
This. You don't need to buy multiple IPs if it's a rotating IP. Only data.
To keep the profiles separate, use an antidetect browser like Dolphin Anty (free).
what if i want an ip in different cities, or can you just get an IP for one state
 
what if i want an ip in different cities, or can you just get an IP for one state
Some services can let you choose IP at city level. Google it with something like "city level residential proxy", you can easily find what you want.
 
Depending on the scale. You can maybe get away with a few accounts running through CGNAT but that depends on how strict or lenient with IPs that marketplace is. You could run a few test if you're able to, but realistically you're gonna want to run proxies with that, ideally different IPs on each account. Regardless, you will definitely need anti-detection browsers for that.
 
Using a single 5G router with CGNAT might not be enough for multiple accounts since CGNAT shares IPs across many users. This can get your accounts flagged.

For multiple profiles, it’s safer to use unique proxies for each account to avoid detection. Residential or mobile proxies work best for this.
 
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