how many accounts to bot with on same ip?
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tasburrfoot
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- Dec 16, 2008
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I think 3 per IP should be safe, as long as you're not running all 3 simultaneously.
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This ^ 5 aged non spam accounts per IP are OK.
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Between 3-5 account per IP for most social media accounts.
datsunguy
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- Sep 30, 2016
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ive only been on here for short while but i swear this gets asked everyday, isn't there like a noob thread that can be stickied on too the main page that answers the most common questions we see on here.
like this queston or for example 'which one is better: MP FL or instagram" or 'do shoutouts work; etc etc
a thread where we can refer too that answers all of this, I know that in the PC world whenever someone on a forum asks for help because their pc isnt working, they get linked to a standard checklist that the Op has to read through to troubleshoot their pc.
Perhaps we should adopt the same idea here?
like this queston or for example 'which one is better: MP FL or instagram" or 'do shoutouts work; etc etc
a thread where we can refer too that answers all of this, I know that in the PC world whenever someone on a forum asks for help because their pc isnt working, they get linked to a standard checklist that the Op has to read through to troubleshoot their pc.
Perhaps we should adopt the same idea here?
dougbyte
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- Nov 2, 2016
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For botting in general, you typically want to stick at 3 - 5 per IP address.
With a social network, you can probably be fine on 5.
With a game, you typically want to stay 3 or less to prevent extreme losses more than anything else.
I'd suggest reading the ToS because in certain cases websites are IP-based, which could reduce your
ability to perform or screw you over. I haven't read the Twitter ToS, so I'm not sure if they have a limit to
accounts per IP. But typically, you're fine with 3 - 5 in most instances. If you're using several proxies/VPS/VPNs,
you might end up having to test the waters anyways.
Good luck
With a social network, you can probably be fine on 5.
With a game, you typically want to stay 3 or less to prevent extreme losses more than anything else.
I'd suggest reading the ToS because in certain cases websites are IP-based, which could reduce your
ability to perform or screw you over. I haven't read the Twitter ToS, so I'm not sure if they have a limit to
accounts per IP. But typically, you're fine with 3 - 5 in most instances. If you're using several proxies/VPS/VPNs,
you might end up having to test the waters anyways.
Good luck