Recent content by shadowspinner2023

You can check out proxy providers like iproyal, brightdata, proxyseller, etc., and with the price you offered, i think cost shouldn't be an issue. You can go to ipfighter to get discount codes for proxies to save some money. However, residential proxies may have limited IP pool capacity, so you...

You can use an ISP proxy/rotating residential proxy, and avoid using a datacenter. Before buying in bulk, you should test a few proxies on whoer, ipfighter, pixelscans, etc., to see their quality and speed to ensure they can handle continuous real-time calls.

I don’t think there’s really any workaround. The only way is still connecting to a phone and scanning the qr code. So I’ve basically stopped creating gmail accounts myself. Instead, I buy verified gmail accounts and then log into them inside hidemyacc to continue growing them. If the seller...

For building Youtube or Google for long term investing in phones to create accounts makes sense. Cause registering from a phone is still much more trusted than on the web. Btw do you register on the web with an email or with a phone number? I can register using a phone number + Hidemyacc, but...

Can you explain a bit more about how you realized you were getting limited? I’ve never heard of that happening before. As for managing multiple accounts safely, the best way is to use multiple devices or an antidetect browser. I use Hidemyacc to manage around 15 Facebook accounts and thank god...

Are you using static residential proxies for each account? If you’re on rotating proxies, maybe the IPs for account 5 and 6 were already flagged. Even with static ones, some providers give mixed quality, some IPs are good, some are trash. Most of the time phone verification comes from the...

I think you’re basically looking for tools like Jarvee or similar. They’re really good for scheduling posts, so if your main goal is to push out content across multiple accounts on a set schedule, that’s a solid option. Another way people do it is with an antidetect browser. Like I use...

What niche are you running? There can be many reasons why an ads account dies like that, IP, fingerprint, ad content, activity, or simply that the account wasn’t trusted enough before you launched a campaign. If it’s Google Ads, you need to make sure the billing profile, domain, and business...

If someone is just starting with affiliate marketing this year, what is one simple tip you would give them?

If you're short on time and need those reviews up fast for the landing page, hiring a review writing service might be the way to go. I’ve seen quite a few providers on BHW offering this, some even verify the reviewer accounts beforehand, which review sites seem to like. But if you’ve got more...

I've seen many sellers offering eBay accounts that were registered using the Hidemyacc antidetect browser, so I think you could consider checking out Hidemyacc for your setup.

You can check your email to see if Reddit sent you a notification, platforms like Quora usually do when an account gets suspended. Try contacting Reddit support to see if they can lift the ban, although in most cases, they don’t. These platforms often ban accounts due to comment content...

1. It might be because your proxy isn’t clean -> try switching to a new one, preferably a residential IPv4 proxy. 2. Your device might have been flagged for creating too many accounts before -> use a fresh device or an antidetect browser (like Multilogin, Hidemyacc, etc.) to create accounts in a...

Maybe you’ve had a rough experience with a specific antidetect, so totally get where you're coming from. personally, I don’t use antidetects for automation, what I mainly like about them is how they help organize and isolate accounts properly. That’s always felt like the core purpose of tools...

FB's gotten super strict lately. Too many fake accounts, people messing with IDs and even spoofing video checks, so now they’re making it tough for everyone even real users. If you're making new accounts, try not to look like a bot from the start. Use a clean setup: residential proxy(simply...