How many Yahoo emails can be created

[BlackSEOWizard]

I was wondering, how many Yahoo email addresses can you safely create per IP in a set period of time before you have to change to a different IP?

How long should you wait to use the same IP again?

 

[georgemann]

haven't really tried maxing it.. I always change to another IP once I've created several... Dont want to risk getting flagged or something:scratchch shaw capital management

 

[BlackSEOWizard]

haven't really tried maxing it.. I always change to another IP once I've created several... Dont want to risk getting flagged or something:scratchch shaw capital management

How many is several?

I was testing a bot I created, and even without hitting the submit button, but just loading the edit.yahoo.com form and filling the fields it started to block after 10 or so form fills (again no submit). Funny thing, it didn't really block just the email suggest ajax stopped worked and the check email for duplicates button, the submit button was still live..

The ajax suggest stopped working for a good 8 hours on multiple IP's I was using to test.

 

[ericsson]

Try 5 per day!

 

[Superpower]

3 per ip will work good

 

[moundown]

I have made 30 with the same ip ..... In less than an hour ... Alll of them still working 2 years later

 

[BlackSEOWizard]

having some weird things with my script.

I am filling the fields in with a script, and when hitting submit it just goes back to www.yahoo.com but doesn't create the account.

I also notice it frequently goes to uk version of Yahoo, even though the IP of the proxy I have confirmed is US based.

I had ubot fill everything in properly, then I manually entered the secret words (only because I didn't do that part of the script yet) and then manually hit submit, does the same thing.

I also notice after loading and filling in the form 8-10 times without even submitting, it breaks the email suggestions.

UPDATE: I just tried again without proxy, so I know it is showing a US IP, and filled out the form 90% with my bot, did the last section, and hit submit and it just takes me back to yahoo.com and doesn't create the email, no message.

 

[rulez05]

i can create 100 yahoo id a day in less than 1 hour the trick is do some private browsing. then eventually you will ban and switch to other ip the but do private browsing can extend the time of creating account I always do it and sell to forums like this..

 

[bdman]

I'm making daily thousands of yahoos with thousands of proxies.

If its your home IP then you can try 3-4 accounts. But do not make them continuously.
between each account take some break.

And if you using proxies, then create only 1 accounts daily. otherwise having chance get banned.

 

[BlackSEOWizard]

I'm making daily thousands of yahoos with thousands of proxies.

If its your home IP then you can try 3-4 accounts. But do not make them continuously.
between each account take some break.

And if you using proxies, then create only 1 accounts daily. otherwise having chance get banned.

Are you able to use overseas proxies to create US yahoo accounts?

I have this bot 99% finished, but at this point I'm thinking about buying accounts and not dealing with it.

Are you using IR Creator to make them? Or did you make a bot?

 

[BlackSEOWizard]

i can create 100 yahoo id a day in less than 1 hour the trick is do some private browsing. then eventually you will ban and switch to other ip the but do private browsing can extend the time of creating account I always do it and sell to forums like this..

On one IP?

I am clearing cookies and picking a random proxy each run, once each one hits about 10 filled in forms (even if I do not submit) the email suggestions just keep spinning as if they were loading, and you can't hit "check" to check an email for duplicate. You can still hit submit.

Right now I cannot even get it to create an email address, for some reason it is just sending me to Yahoo.com after hitting submit even though everything is correct.

 

[Zeraw08]

A lot. I have hundreds of them on the same IP.
Most annoying thing is their captcha... I miss the letters every time.

 

[BlackSEOWizard]

A lot. I have hundreds of them on the same IP.
Most annoying thing is their captcha... I miss the letters every time.

I am solving their captcha via a service, so it is completely automated in that front.

 

[machines-in-motion]

for some reason it is just sending me to Yahoo.com after hitting submit even though everything is correct.

That sounds like a temporary IP ban for server time use.
The problem with this tactic is that Yahoo is likely to keep the IP that created the account in their records, along with the time the account is created. An easy improvement of their algorithm would be to not only ban an account, but to ban all of the accounts created from the same IP in the same time frame.
In other words, say you get banned some time in the future for something unrelated (or related, who knows, they might decide one day to do some spring cleaning). It's not unrealistic that they would ban the rest of your accounts as well.

 

[BlackSEOWizard]

That sounds like a temporary IP ban for server time use.
The problem with this tactic is that Yahoo is likely to keep the IP that created the account in their records, along with the time the account is created. An easy improvement of their algorithm would be to not only ban an account, but to ban all of the accounts created from the same IP in the same time frame.
In other words, say you get banned some time in the future for something unrelated (or related, who knows, they might decide one day to do some spring cleaning). It's not unrealistic that they would ban the rest of your accounts as well.

I made one manually in a browser from same ip no problem. I was not submitting 99% of the time, just testing filling in the form. I am wondering if I need to add artificial delays into the filling of each form field to see if that is that is it.

 

[lurnme]

I have made 30 with the same ip ..... In less than an hour ... Alll of them still working 2 years later

2 years ago things were quite different.