[MY JOURNEY] - make £3000 from scratch before August 1st 2016.

[sjoerdtop]

**UPDATE**

I now have 190 accounts ready for use (10 was the limit for the day as im training for a charity cycle so my legs are like rocks)

Monday we should be ready to go with the detailed explanation of the money making process!

Any questions keep asking, also thanks to those who continue to answer the same questions asked over and over again about the IP thing, yes i run that many accounts on 1 ip, no I wont be mass banned with what I am doing.

Alright! can't wait for that info on monday

 

[irfanrufi123]

Awesome journey buddy. Kudos!

 

[tokyojoe]

People do have to realise that these are journey threads and it is ongoing, it is not a step by step guide. Also you do get a few failures in the journey sometimes which people also need to accept. But saying all that this is definitely one of the more promising ones and I wish Inception the best of luck

And just in case people didn't catch my earlier post on ip addresses, VPS's are a possibly a no no. I had a VPS with a UK ip, and I lost 8 out of my 10 accounts. It may have been the fact it was the same IP or that it had been used before to spam Facebook. So take Inceptions advice on rebooting a home router, or if you are overseas maybe a VPS with a dedicated IP for each account.

 

[sjoerdtop]

People do have to realise that these are journey threads and it is ongoing, it is not a step by step guide. Also you do get a few failures in the journey sometimes which people also need to accept. But saying all that this is definitely one of the more promising ones and I wish Inception the best of luck

And just in case people didn't catch my earlier post on ip addresses, VPS's are a possibly a no no. I had a VPS with a UK ip, and I lost 8 out of my 10 accounts. It may have been the fact it was the same IP or that it had been used before to spam Facebook. So take Inceptions advice on rebooting a home router, or if you are overseas maybe a VPS with a dedicated IP for each account.

Yea VPS (even paid ones) will get your fb accounts banned in no time

 

[Omoruyiik]

money making, domain stuff stuff and email creatives editing updates.......all loading superb so far. thanks for been this open man, not everyone's this open when it comes to MMO Strategies

 

[Inception_AC]

money making, domain stuff stuff and email creatives editing updates.......all loading superb so far. thanks for been this open man, not everyone's this open when it comes to MMO Strategies

Gotta help out as much as I can! Check out my new guide in the Facebook section

 

[nsxbl28]

What an amazing thread! I am noob on that but I feel that I have learned a lot with you. Actually I am more into Twitter, although I would like to start with Faceboon soon. For what you have very well explained (and also Thunderelvi), restarting router to change my IP would also work with Twitter and other social networks, right?

Another question, and this one can be really stupid, but I would hate to spend 60-70 euros (why do pounds are so high against Euro? ) on UK SIM cards. If I buy activated SIMs, for example the ones of the ebay link that you post above, I can use them in Spain, right? I mean, the are ready to use for what I understand...

Again, thank you for all the knowledge you are sharing!

 

[Taken]

Subbed. I read the entire thread but don't understand one simply thing.

I know your creating 10 accounts with the same IP every day and then unplugging your router to change your IP but doesnt that mean that all your previous accounts (180 so far) are connected to a single IP? The only thing that would make sense would be massplanner being able to mask your IP on every account. Correct me if am wrong please.

And before anyone has a go at me about IP issue I am fully aware of dynamic IP and static IP and i use same method to create instagram accounts.

 

[St0necold]

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Subbed. I read the entire thread but don't understand one simply thing.

I know your creating 10 accounts with the same IP every day and then unplugging your router to change your IP but doesnt that mean that all your previous accounts (180 so far) are connected to a single IP? The only thing that would make sense would be massplanner being able to mask your IP on every account. Correct me if am wrong please.

And before anyone has a go at me about IP issue I am fully aware of dynamic IP and static IP and i use same method to create instagram accounts.

Have you ever used a public wifi?

 

[Rasputin78]

I know IP related questions have been asked multiple times , i read through the thread and understand the IP related inputs. But i may have missed this part , can you clarify how many of your 190 accounts you run on mass planner at the same time? As in posting , sharing , liking etc at the same time.

 

[Taken]

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Have you ever used a public wifi?

Instead of posting sarcastic question why don't you put more energy into actually helping me understand the process.

I understand many people are upset about same question being brought up over and over again and rightly so because it was clearly addressed but the question am asking wasn't addressed at all.

Sorry OP for hijacking your thread. Keep up the good work

 

[THUNDERELVI]

Instead of posting sarcastic question why don't you put more energy into actually helping me understand the process.

I understand many people are upset about same question being brought up over and over again and rightly so because it was clearly addressed but the question am asking wasn't addressed at all.

Sorry OP for hijacking your thread. Keep up the good work

Read my reply above and I explain why FB will NOT ban residential IP-s no matter how many accounts you run on 1 IP at the same time. To answer your question: NO, MP does not mask your IP, it can only assign proxies to each account and that is the actual masking. But with a dynamic IP you don't need proxies, that's the whole point. Your question has been addressed, just read carefully all the thread replies next time please.

 

[Taken]

Read my reply above and I explain why FB will NOT ban residential IP-s no matter how many accounts you run on 1 IP at the same time. To answer your question: NO, MP does not mask your IP, it can only assign proxies to each account and that is the actual masking. But with a dynamic IP you don't need proxies, that's the whole point. Your question has been addressed, just read carefully all the thread replies next time please.

Have you even bothered to read my reply? I haven't said anything about him getting a ban. I understand the creation account process, in fact i use the same method as him to create Instagram accounts... My original question was how can he maintain his 180 accounts if he keeps switching IP address every single day. Surely now all his accounts are linked to an single IP since OP clearly stated that he's not using proxies.

I'm sorry if am missing the obvious here.

 

[THUNDERELVI]

Have you even bothered to read my reply? I haven't said anything about him getting a ban. I understand the creation account process, in fact i use the same method as him to create Instagram accounts... My original question was how can he maintain his 180 accounts if he keeps switching IP address every single day. Surely now all his accounts are linked to an single IP since OP clearly stated that he's not using proxies.

I'm sorry if am missing the obvious here.

You are missing the obvious dude. It's morning and I am a bit sleepy at the moment, but I seriously cannot understand what the heck are you exactly asking?!
He can maintain all his accounts under 1 IP, because FB does NOT track down his accounts (and generally accounts running on residential IP-s) based on IP, it rather does so by checking the account's activity. The reason why FB cannot successfully use the IP only as a factor is explained properly in my reply above. What more explanation do you need?

 

[nandugan]

Have you even bothered to read my reply? I haven't said anything about him getting a ban. I understand the creation account process, in fact i use the same method as him to create Instagram accounts... My original question was how can he maintain his 180 accounts if he keeps switching IP address every single day. Surely now all his accounts are linked to an single IP since OP clearly stated that he's not using proxies.

I'm sorry if am missing the obvious here.

Dynamic IP address is one that changes from time to time and isn’t always the same. If you have a residential cable or DSL service, you most likely have a dynamic IP address.

 

[Taken]

You are missing the obvious dude. It's morning and I am a bit sleepy at the moment, but I seriously cannot understand what the heck are you exactly asking?!
He can maintain all his accounts under 1 IP, because FB does NOT track down his accounts (and generally accounts running on residential IP-s) based on IP, it rather does so by checking the account's activity. The reason why FB cannot successfully use the IP only as a factor is explained properly in my reply above. What more explanation do you need?

Ah, that makes sense lol. I'm sorry for the hassle. I knew that FB doesn't use IP has a factor but when you have 180 accounts all linked into same IP and are semi-active i assumed that would raise some red flags

Again, apologise to you and thanks for clearing that up

 

[Gommie]

People, no more IP related questions please, last 3 pages were almost all regarding IP issue :-/

 

[hiamlegend]

The IP issue is a simple thing to understand. I don't get why people are still not understanding. I run hundreds of facebook accounts on the same IP with no issue. This is the logic about it:

- A facebook account is created with the IP provided by the ISP (Internet Service Provider) of a particular country (e.g. USA)
- There are a lot of subscribers to that particular ISP
- Each subscriber is assigned a specific IP per session and this IP rotates among all the subscribers to that ISP
- If the accounts created is accessed using the IP within the same ISP, then there's no issue
- Also, if the accounts are accessed using another ISP within the particular country they are created, there's no issue.

Summary: multiple accounts created in the USA can be accessed using an IP from an ISP provider in the USA without any issue. That means, if you're going to be running multiple accounts using your countrys' ISP, then the accounts should be created in your particular country.

 

[Teeto]

Thanks for putting your time into this. But how would you advice someone based faraway (Africa) approach this. Considering Fb's ban, as proxies and VPN looks shaky from what I've read so far. Isn't there any web based option for the phone part too?

Thanks.

 

[sjoerdtop]

Thanks for putting your time into this. But how would you advice someone based faraway (Africa) approach this. Considering Fb's ban, as proxies and VPN looks shaky from what I've read so far. Isn't there any web based option for the phone part too?

Thanks.

All webbased phones are banned on fb