Which tools do you use to warmup accounts?

[TheGP]

I'm trying to do it with my own script using isolated puppeteer but automation can be detected easily, will see how it goes.
So I'm curious do you use some tools (I saw python script that does it with requests) or do it manually?

 

[V]

Are your accounts getting suspended when using Puppeteer? How was your experience with it?

 

[TheGP]

30% suspended so far(90% of one batch and 10% of another), maybe low quality accs, 10 of my own holding. And im using datacenter ips

 

[kawazo]

You can definitely warm accounts through py, you’ll need a pretty extensive lib to make sure each account follows a different set of randomized actions though to warm up properly.

 

[TheGP]

You can definitely warm accounts through py, you’ll need a pretty extensive lib to make sure each account follows a different set of randomized actions though to warm up properly.

What is py? Python? Its a language and I don't use it. I was asking via requests or browser automation.

 

[Hinta]

I'm trying to do it with my own script using isolated puppeteer but automation can be detected easily, will see how it goes.
So I'm curious do you use some tools (I saw python script that does it with requests) or do it manually?

Managing accounts with manual warmup method help in secure accounts for long usage instead of getting effect once using script or python develop.

 

[kawazo]

What is py? Python? Its a language and I don't use it. I was asking via requests or browser automation.

Py = Python, and doing it through py would indeed be through requests - which would require you to have a bit of reverse engineering experience. Otherwise you’d be going through framework/selenium and that really doesn’t work as good, especially not if you’re multithreading it.

 

[Proxy Cake]

I prefer to manually warm accounts. Maybe I will warm up at some point but it's working now

 

[TheGP]

I prefer to manually warm accounts. Maybe I will warm up at some point but it's working now

I see, how long do u spend on one account if not a secret? I mean like 5 min, 10 or more?

 

[grantMediafy]

I use a tool to help the account do things slowly, like liking and following, so it doesn’t get blocked.

 

[Proxy Cake]

I see, how long do u spend on one account if not a secret? I mean like 5 min, 10 or more?

Yeah around 10 minutes per account

 

[TheGP]

I use a tool to help the account do things slowly, like liking and following, so it doesn’t get blocked.

Does it work as browser automation or by sending requests only?

 

[dave777888]

Managing accounts with manual warmup method help in secure accounts for long usage instead of getting effect once using script or python develop.

any guide on to do that manually?

 

[Proxy Brazil]

I'm trying to do it with my own script using isolated puppeteer but automation can be detected easily, will see how it goes.
So I'm curious do you use some tools (I saw python script that does it with requests) or do it manually?

Here I use Scenum for Facebook. Using AdsPower and Brazilian Mobile Proxies.

 

[LebronMessi]

30% suspended so far(90% of one batch and 10% of another), maybe low quality accs, 10 of my own holding. And im using datacenter ips

New here so maybe this is a stupid question but why are you using datacenter ips? Residential/mobile seems to be the standard for almost every other traffic source.

 

[TheGP]

New here so maybe this is a stupid question but why are you using datacenter ips? Residential/mobile seems to be the standard for almost every other traffic source.

Because its cheap, I use shared ones. Turns out all accounts from one seller were banned, that was the problem.
I dont know why to use proxies for $5 each if I can use ones for $0.02.

 

[medicinest]

Because its cheap, I use shared ones. Turns out all accounts from one seller were banned, that was the problem.
I dont know why to use proxies for $5 each if I can use ones for $0.02.

Then you have to trade off the risk that when creating X accounts, a large percentage of them will get suspended. Previously, I used datacenter IPs, and when registering about 3,000 accounts in a day, up to 4/5 were suspended.
After three months, they would gradually get suspended, leaving very few active accounts.
My experience is that using rotating residential/mobile IPs can cut the suspension rate in half. Additionally, you should use Antidetect Browser tools to help reduce the suspension rate further.

 

[TheGP]

I used datacenter IPs

Private or shared ones?

>>After three months, they would gradually get suspended
I see, I didnt get to that stage, but 3 months

Currently I have 1 suspended when I created by my own (from around 6-8 total). And 1 of 10 from purchased auto reg. My own already alive more than a month, autoreg around 2 week (both on auto warming).

P.S. if you still do it what solution did you use to solve their captcha?

 

[medicinest]

Private or shared ones?

>>After three months, they would gradually get suspended
I see, I didnt get to that stage, but 3 months

Currently I have 1 suspended when I created by my own (from around 6-8 total). And 1 of 10 from purchased auto reg. My own already alive more than a month, autoreg around 2 week (both on auto warming).

P.S. if you still do it what solution did you use to solve their captcha?

Previously, I used shared IPs because they were super cheap. As you mentioned, the lifespan of an X account typically goes through stages of 3 months or 6 months. It seems that accounts that survive past 6 months are less likely to get suspended. For CAPTCHA, you can use https://www.capsolver.com/.

 

[Mudasirseo]

I primarily use a combination of automation tools, like Puppeteer or Selenium, for account warmup. While automation can be detected, using isolated environments, rotating IPs, and mimicking human behavior can help reduce the risk. Some prefer Python scripts with requests for simpler tasks, but manual actions or more advanced proxies can add an extra layer of authenticity. It really depends on the scale and needs of the warmup process.