Yes, you should warm them before.
My pleasure!
I made accounts with only one proxy (I manually changed each IPs for each new account), and I also used more proxies, but kept the same IPs for a few days, when I wanted to increase the authority of them. Never rotate de IP while you are logged into account.
Hi! Thanks a lot for your great guide, very helpful. I still have a bit of confusion regarding proxies, and I’d appreciate your clarification.
Let me see if I got this right:
On Day 1, I can use 1 mobile proxy to create like 5 Reddit accounts, each active for around 10 minutes (if the proxy can stay on the same IP for that time).
Then from Day 2 to Day 5, I should use more proxies, one proxy per account. But should these still be mobile proxies, or would it be better to switch to static residential proxies at this point? (Because as far as I know, mobile proxies usually can't keep the same IP for more than maybe an hour?)
Then on Day 6, is it safe to switch back to just one mobile proxy for all 5 accounts again?
Also, I’m using AdsPower browser, which lets me set the OS to Windows.
Does that mean OS spoofing is already taken care of on my end, and I don’t need the proxy provider to handle that part anymore?
Thanks in advance for your help!