New to proxies and VPS - help please

[pitbully]

I need to make a shit load of accounts on a site and I need to know about services like Hide My Ass etc. If I make, for example, 1000 accounts split between different states and cities using the different location settings on the Hide My Ass VPN service, will this be good enough? Will I need to remember which location/proxy/IP I used for each account so I can use the same one the next time I login to use them?

I've never had to deal with IPs/proxies and VPNs so I'm out of my league here but this is a job I need to get done, so any input would be appreciated.

 

[SPPChristian]

all you need to know is that HMA ips are shared between their users and they are not good for creating accounts.

 

[coolkumar123]

Do not use HMA for account creation. Their ips are spammed till death. IF you can spend little more then get vypervpn. stable with thousands of clean ip.

 

[Beven]

As mentioned, it's very risky using HMA ips to create accounts. If you have a budget go private.

 

[pitbully]

Cool thanks for the input. I'll try to figure out something better than HMA. I don't know if I have the knowledge to make use of private proxies properly to make accounts so I was assuming I'd want some kind of automated solution similar to HMA.

 

[SerpEvil]

u need some hq private proxies .see sig

 

[artizhay]

It really depends on where you're making the accounts.

Generally, you should be using private proxies for account creation, but if you're just making accounts on some basic, non-mainstream site, you may not need private proxies because they won't have very sophisticated security. However, if you're making accounts on social networks, high-publicity blogs, or anything that is likely backed by a company with the resources to implement IP-based security algorithms, you will need private proxies.

Yes, you should be using the same proxy to log into an account every time. If a proxy dies, which shouldn't happen very often with good proxies, you can switch the proxy and likely not see any issue, but if you're constantly switching proxies, you will run into issues.

I have a tool for various botting/account management programs that assigns proxies to accounts, so get some private proxies from the link in the signature and PM me so I can help you out.

 

[pitbully]

It really depends on where you're making the accounts.

Generally, you should be using private proxies for account creation, but if you're just making accounts on some basic, non-mainstream site, you may not need private proxies because they won't have very sophisticated security. However, if you're making accounts on social networks, high-publicity blogs, or anything that is likely backed by a company with the resources to implement IP-based security algorithms, you will need private proxies.

Yes, you should be using the same proxy to log into an account every time. If a proxy dies, which shouldn't happen very often with good proxies, you can switch the proxy and likely not see any issue, but if you're constantly switching proxies, you will run into issues.

I have a tool for various botting/account management programs that assigns proxies to accounts, so get some private proxies from the link in the signature and PM me so I can help you out.

Very informative reply, thanks brother I'll do that.

 

[extremeboy]

Private proxies are best for social media account creation and management as well.

 

[Nirmal]

mate , private proxies is great for creating accounts. they are very cheap as well and easy to use. just put them in your firefox thats it. I would recommend you www.sslprivateproxy.com , http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...rivate-dedicated-shared-proxies-discount.html

I need to make a shit load of accounts on a site and I need to know about services like Hide My Ass etc. If I make, for example, 1000 accounts split between different states and cities using the different location settings on the Hide My Ass VPN service, will this be good enough? Will I need to remember which location/proxy/IP I used for each account so I can use the same one the next time I login to use them?

I've never had to deal with IPs/proxies and VPNs so I'm out of my league here but this is a job I need to get done, so any input would be appreciated.