Recent content by fuqRedit

What i'm saying is that it's the mobile proxy provider itself blocking access to certain domains, including mail logins. I'd have to go through a KYC process in order to get yahoo unblocked. It's nothing to do with my setups quality.

Are you actually able to create your own email addresses? I've tried, and Google has this interesting 2fa-like system where you have to scan a qr code with a phone. I've tried many email services and they all at least require a phone, and then block creation when they see the # is already used.

How do you deal with this? Do you just find a proxy that doesn't do this? Set up your own infra? Or do you log into email some other way without a proxy? I'm doing Reddit account management, so 1 email per account. I highly doubt any proxy is going to be ok with me logging into 50 different...

I'm trying to log into yahoo on a Decodo Mobile proxy, and they want to know why I need to access yahoo, and now they want my LinkedIn profile and website, and who knows what else. I'm about to abandon the process and try a different proxy, but there's no guarantee I won't run into the same...

I don't have it figured out at all so my opinion is worth little, but I imagine it's logistically easier to just have 1 anti-detect profile per account cluster. So: 1 email, 1 Reddit account per profile, but that's assuming the proxy isn't blocking the email login. If they are then I either need...

My end goal is to post / comment manually on Reddit, and manage multiple Reddit accounts. My current stack / workflow - Decodo mobile proxies - MultiLogin - Buying email accounts (yahoo, gmail, etc. experimenting with a variety) and buying socialplug reddit accounts to see what works better...

That's what I thought.. I'm currently referring to smartproxy / decodo, and apparently they're a big name, so I'm surprised that they don't provide stable and reliable city sessions. I mean they technically do but they never work consistently which is irritating.

Wouldn't you be unable to use the same device for multiple accounts due to the device fingerprint? Any site would be able to see you're running dozens of accounts on the same device and ban all the accounts. Don't you still need an antidetect?

The proxy provider I'm trying out now only lets me 'reliably' choose proxy provider by "country", which seems insane to me. Wouldn't it look suspicious if I use the proxy and in one session it has me in California, and then the next time I log in I'm in Florida, and then the next time I log in...

I'm having a pretty difficult time getting onto Reddit at any meaningful scale. I think / hope I've got the anti-detect browser proxy thing down, but I still need to have an email address to make the Reddit accounts. seems like a lot of people recommend Outlook, Gmail, Yahoo, but those all...