3g - IP range - simillar IPs

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Hi,
I create massive accounts on Facebook and Instagram (a total of 12-14 thousand accounts per month). For this I use modems + 3 most popular 3g networks in my country. However, I have a problem that I don't know how to solve. Namely, when using one network on one computer all day long, the IP changes, but often differs only by one digit (e.g. 192.168.8.1, 192.168.8.2, 192,168.8.5 etc.)
I also tried to buy a 3g mobile proxy several times, but the situation is similar there, especially since in most cases only one network is available. Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem? Mixing the Internet probably doesn't make sense (I use 10 computers, so replacing it won't help). I must admit that costs are also important to me, I would like to spend $300 per month to solve this problem (for all devices)
 
192.168.8.1

It's an ip of the modem (internal), it has nothing to do with external 4G ip.

Regarding your issue

1. Put a modem to offline mode (or unplug it for simplicity) for a longer time, experiment with different increasing times.

2. Change sim and decide if external IP is bound to a SIM or to a modem.
 
192.168.xx.x IPs aren't what websites interact with when you're out on the net. You can find your IP through websites like Speedtest.net or https://whatismyipaddress.com

In any case, if the setup and everything is configured correctly, there shouldn't be much of an issue there since the IPs should be totally residential if it's from a mobile proxy.
 
I know that is ip of modem, it was only example :). If I change ip on 1 modem 300x per day i will get 50~ similar ips. If I use 10 modems in the same time I get 500~ similar ips -? In this moment Its stsrt be easy to detect. I thought about inceease range of modem to Connect with other transmitter. Is it possible to do it manually with any physical antenas in huawei e3372?
 
Buy differet mobile IP proxies from different merchant
moden ips will be almost static moving a digit or 2 and no more
adding a proxy will allow you to jump ip ranges
 
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