Recent content by neonwhisperer404

ipfighter and ipscore

To prevent your proxy from getting caught by Google's captcha, its IP address must be clean. The best way to check if it's clean is to test it before buying. I always ask the proxy seller to give me a sample to test beforehand, checking everything on pixelscan, ipfighter, etc. including checking...

you’ll have to spend money to buy an email

Multilogin, Gologin, Hidemyacc, Adspower. Except for Multilogin, all the others offer free trials. So you can easily test them out first and then stick with the one that suits you best.

I think if you use temp mail, even if you manage to register the account it’ll get suspended right after creation. Even trusted domains like Gmail or Hotmail still have high suspension rates. You should get a phone, plus a rotating proxy or, if you can afford it, buy multiple static proxies...

Maybe the account died right after you bought it because you logged in or warmed it up the wrong way. I buy super cheap accounts, usually freshly registered, about a month old. Then I log in using Hidemyacc with a proxy, and they’re still alive. Though to be fair, I mostly just use those...

I think the problem might not be the email domain but the IP or the device. Try using an antidetect browser and switching proxies. I buy pre registered accounts and log into Hidemyacc to manage them. when I checked their email info, they were all Hotmail accounts.

unlimited gmail = unlimited phone numbers. use an antidetect browser (dolphin/hidemyacc/gologin) + proxy + phone number.

use resi sticky proxy

Try submitting an appeal to see if it works. If not, test with a different antidetect, Gologin/Hidemyacc/Dolphin.

I think trust score depends more on how you use the account than the tool you use. For web-first socials like Reddit or Quora, antidetects like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, etc. still work fine, as long as you’re not spamming and your proxies aren’t trash. For mobile-first platforms like Instagram or...

I still use Hidemyacc to manage my social accounts, especially X, and it’s been working fine. for me, using an antidetect browser is just the easiest way to manage everything, putting account safety aside for a moment. I can’t imagine having to manage a whole setup of physical devices, that...

I’m using Hidemyacc, and it took me about a week to get used to it

as long as the proxy you use isn’t spammed or rotating, you can use it safely for yt. The point isn’t to target viewers by country since yt doesn’t distribute content by ip, but to keep accounts separated. That way if one account gets flagged, the others remain fine. My team targets US and EU...

my team uses hidemyacc with static residential ipv4 proxies