Yes, it's your proxy. I'm guessing you're using datacenter proxies? All datacenter proxies will recieve action blocks despite how conservative your settings are. There seems to be one of these threads with the same statement/question 5x a day. Maybe I need to write a thread outlining this.. although I have a feeling that people will still mention this.What does it mean when you just an account and after following 4-5 users on jarvee you get action block? Is it Proxy the problem? I'm using Mobile proxy
Yes, it's your proxy. I'm guessing you're using datacenter proxies? All datacenter proxies will recieve action blocks despite how conservative your settings are. There seems to be one of these threads with the same statement/question 5x a day. Maybe I need to write a thread outlining this.. although I have a feeling that people will still mention this.
In order to avoid action blocks all together, you'll need to invest in residential or mobile proxies. They're more expensive, but they're top quality and the only way to avoid receiving action blocks, and verificationshe. Hope that helped.
if your using Mobile proxies, then the issue is most likely your account source/method
Are the accounts aged? Where they purchased? or Created.
Also if created what proxy where they created on?
source for buying accounts or method for creating them..They my clients accounts and they are aged. What do you mean by Source method?
source for buying accounts or method for creating them..
What is the locale of the mobile proxies? USA, EU?
and what is the locale for the client location?
Are they two different countries?
Please make a thread about this bro, it would completely help people out here as this seems to be the key issue right now with IG.Yes, it's your proxy. I'm guessing you're using datacenter proxies? All datacenter proxies will recieve action blocks despite how conservative your settings are. There seems to be one of these threads with the same statement/question 5x a day. Maybe I need to write a thread outlining this.. although I have a feeling that people will still mention this.
In order to avoid action blocks all together, you'll need to invest in residential or mobile proxies. They're more expensive, but they're top quality and the only way to avoid receiving action blocks, and verificationshe. Hope that helped.
Yes, it's your proxy. I'm guessing you're using datacenter proxies? All datacenter proxies will recieve action blocks despite how conservative your settings are. There seems to be one of these threads with the same statement/question 5x a day. Maybe I need to write a thread outlining this.. although I have a feeling that people will still mention this.
In order to avoid action blocks all together, you'll need to invest in residential or mobile proxies. They're more expensive, but they're top quality and the only way to avoid receiving action blocks, and verificationshe. Hope that helped.
Same country or just different city?Eu proxies and different location from client.
Same country or just different city?
There's your faultDifferent country
There's your fault
your bouncing the IP on your clients account..
Especially if it is russian. Is it russian 4G proxies???
You wanna find proxies within the same country,
Are you sure that you're actually getting mobile proxies, alot of companies are claiming to have residential and mobile proxies, and they're actually datacenter. The mobile proxies I'm running are running smoothly. I don't even run my accounts 24/7 but as a test to check quality.. I have one account running 24.7, following/liking and still haven't received an action block or verification on it yet, and it's been a little over a week. It's a good chance you're getting proxies that have been abused already, or they're not actual mobile proxies.Thank you for the reply but if you read my thread i mentioned that i use Mobile 4g proxies can you tell me in DM which company you are using?
I don't believe he went in depth on using residential and mobile proxies, he just kind of have an explanation as to what proxies are for, and how to pick some. He didn't get into the difference in datacenter, residential, and mobile.Yeah don't even bother, people are still going to post and ask. I need to find that thread by @PolarPo
That explains most of this
I definitely would recommend only using US residential or mobile proxies, although I haven't tried out of country.. but typically you get better results with US based proxies. Russians definitely can supply you with bulk, at a cheap rate for alot of different services.. but they usually lack quality.If not all, yet most of the 4g proxies from russia are heavily abused. Try sourcing proxies from bhw marketplace there couple of good sellers for 4G proxies.
Eh, you are too optimistic about US proxies. Indian proxies work best.I definitely would recommend only using US residential or mobile proxies, although I haven't tried out of country.. but typically you get better results with US based proxies. Russians definitely can supply you with bulk, at a cheap rate for alot of different services.. but they usually lack quality.
My proxy provider is from the US, and all the proxies I've recieved from them have been top shelf.. so far. Don't get me wrong, we have shitty proxy suppliers in the US aswell.. I've seen the horror stories. I typically go with suppliers that I know most people aren't using, or know about as the proxies seem to stay fresh. I've never tried Indian proxies though, I'm guessing you have had a good experience with them? What type were they.. DC, resi, mobile?Eh, you are too optimistic about US proxies. Indian proxies work best.![]()
My proxy provider is from the US, and all the proxies I've recieved from them have been top shelf.. so far. Don't get me wrong, we have shitty proxy suppliers in the US aswell.. I've seen the horror stories. I typically go with suppliers that I know most people aren't using, or know about as the proxies seem to stay fresh. I've never tried Indian proxies though, I'm guessing you have had a good experience with them? What type were they.. DC, resi, mobile?