Try using VPS, or VM, maybe that helps in not getting banned!![]()
2 different accounts shouldn't be a problem...if you
don't go crazy. Make sure you do less than 100 activities
per hour per IP is a good rule of thumb, but I'd personally
do more like 10...but yeah definitely not more than 100
actions per hour per IP.
If those two are different programs you can run them, but don't run same on 2 accounts, this is ok![]()
I can personally tell you I've been doing the same things with 3 accounts, about 12,000 or so activities per hour, and no ban.
12,000 activities as in 12,000 likes for each account or 4000? that means 1 second delays? how long have you been doing this
12500 max likes per hour - 1 second delay on all three.
I VERY safely run 3 accounts, 2 at the same time, performing 175-220 actions each, from 1 IP and have not had any issues.2 different accounts shouldn't be a problem...if you
don't go crazy. Make sure you do less than 100 activities
per hour per IP is a good rule of thumb, but I'd personally
do more like 10...but yeah definitely not more than 100
actions per hour per IP.
I VERY safely run 3 accounts, 2 at the same time, performing 175-220 actions each, from 1 IP and have not had any issues.
There are many factors that come into play here. Many of the bots on the market are simply automation of mouse inputs, keyboard shortcuts, and the utilization of other developer's API calls. This leads to more restrictions than emulating mobile devices and bypassing the API altogether as my software permits.
As I mentioned in another thread, when it comes to this particular dark alley of marketing, you get what you pay for.