How to safely login into bought Linkedin Accounts?

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I just got restricted, is there anyone out there who knows a way to login without getting this problem? I bought an account from the USA, got a residential IP proxy and start using anti-detect browser. At first I tried Brave two attempts it keeps asking me for phone number. It restricted and asked for reverification after moving on to a anti-detect browser. Thoughts?
 
I just got restricted, is there anyone out there who knows a way to login without getting this problem? I bought an account from the USA, got a residential IP proxy and start using anti-detect browser. At first I tried Brave two attempts it keeps asking me for phone number. It restricted and asked for reverification after moving on to a anti-detect browser. Thoughts?
New accounts are often required to go through verification when logging in from a new location. That seems to be unavoidable nowadays.
 
Brave browser is garbage for this. linkedin's detection is pretty sophisticated. anti-detect browsers are a step in the right direction, but you need to be meticulous. residential proxies are a must, but even then, it's a game of cat and mouse.
 
Bought LinkedIn accounts are always a headache tbh. Residential proxy + antidetect browser helps, but it won’t save a bad account or a rushed login flow. Better to let the profile look boring first, same region, same browser profile, no fast edits, no instant business activity. Phone check after Brave attempts already means the account got pushed into a suspicious lane, so moving it again just made it worse.
 
Brave browser is garbage for this. linkedin's detection is pretty sophisticated. anti-detect browsers are a step in the right direction, but you need to be meticulous. residential proxies are a must, but even then, it's a game of cat and mouse.
I bought two residential ips from here BHW I don't know if it's their problem it got detected or it's just linkedin security being very cautious. Should I get a 3rd provider?

Bought LinkedIn accounts are always a headache tbh. Residential proxy + antidetect browser helps, but it won’t save a bad account or a rushed login flow. Better to let the profile look boring first, same region, same browser profile, no fast edits, no instant business activity. Phone check after Brave attempts already means the account got pushed into a suspicious lane, so moving it again just made it worse.
I'm using Dolphin Anty at the moment which got the account restricted, should I try something like gologin next or is this fine? I got two residential proxies at the moment and both got restricted right away. Do you mean from my same region? It's really hard to get it most are from EU/US
 
I bought two residential ips from here BHW I don't know if it's their problem it got detected or it's just linkedin security being very cautious. Should I get a 3rd provider?


I'm using Dolphin Anty at the moment which got the account restricted, should I try something like gologin next or is this fine? I got two residential proxies at the moment and both got restricted right away. Do you mean from my same region? It's really hard to get it most are from EU/US
Once LinkedIn asks for phone verification, that account is already in a risky spot. Pass it first. Then keep the same proxy and profile, and warm it up slowly before edits or business actions. Same region means the account’s old activity region. If both residential proxies failed, check the proxy quality too. Some IPs are already burned, or just too far from the account history. If proxy mismatch is the issue, some setups like ours can catch that before the profile opens. It can stop the profile when the current proxy does not match the last one.
 
Once LinkedIn asks for phone verification, that account is already in a risky spot. Pass it first. Then keep the same proxy and profile, and warm it up slowly before edits or business actions. Same region means the account’s old activity region. If both residential proxies failed, check the proxy quality too. Some IPs are already burned, or just too far from the account history. If proxy mismatch is the issue, some setups like ours can catch that before the profile opens. It can stop the profile when the current proxy does not match the last one.
Do you have any recommendation for proxy sites? I don't feel like burning money at this point I've burnt enough lol
 
Do you have any recommendation for proxy sites? I don't feel like burning money at this point I've burnt enough lol
There are some proxy resources listed on our side. But before buying, better search what real users say about their speed, stability, and support. Then test it yourself before deciding.
 
I just got restricted, is there anyone out there who knows a way to login without getting this problem? I bought an account from the USA, got a residential IP proxy and start using anti-detect browser. At first I tried Brave two attempts it keeps asking me for phone number. It restricted and asked for reverification after moving on to a anti-detect browser. Thoughts?
You need a good anti detect browser plus residential cookies in order to by pass veryfication.
 
Buying accounts, switching IPs, and using anti-detect browsers are major red flags for most platforms. If the account was purchased, that's likely the reason for the restriction. Your best option is to use a legitimate account and complete any required verification instead of trying to bypass the system.
 
I just got restricted, is there anyone out there who knows a way to login without getting this problem? I bought an account from the USA, got a residential IP proxy and start using anti-detect browser. At first I tried Brave two attempts it keeps asking me for phone number. It restricted and asked for reverification after moving on to a anti-detect browser. Thoughts?

you will need proxys to match the account locationb4 you get flagaged
 
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