- Jun 30, 2014
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So we all know if you create new accounts and follow too many people a day you get banned. Pretty simple.
But what happens if you try and simulate the user activity of many single users through one IP such as a small social media company or a school.
So you'd simply create 2/3 accounts per day from the same IP (which you can do if spaced out) then simply follow 20-30 people each day from each account. Now do this over 100 IP addresses and the math after a month looks something like.
300 accounts created per day * 30 days = 9,000 accounts
9,000 accounts following 30 people a day = 270,000 follows per day.
10% follow back rate is 27,000 followers per day.
Anyone tried anything like this before?
But what happens if you try and simulate the user activity of many single users through one IP such as a small social media company or a school.
So you'd simply create 2/3 accounts per day from the same IP (which you can do if spaced out) then simply follow 20-30 people each day from each account. Now do this over 100 IP addresses and the math after a month looks something like.
300 accounts created per day * 30 days = 9,000 accounts
9,000 accounts following 30 people a day = 270,000 follows per day.
10% follow back rate is 27,000 followers per day.
Anyone tried anything like this before?