Best Setup for Mass GMAIL creation

LeioneSEO

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Aug 2, 2019

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• Aug 26, 2020

• #1

So, I have been making a fair amount of gmails but currently using residential proxies and a private browsing window. It seems Google are detecting this so I am looking at something to intergrate like https://multilogin.com/, anyone know of cheaper alternatives or any other ways around it?

 

ShaNi

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• Aug 27, 2020

• #2

You need virgin private proxies for multilogin to create gmail accounts .maybe your current proxies are flag
on gmail site that why site is detecting your ip . you should use virgin private proxies
you're searching cheap proxies and asking high quality result cheap proxies never give you result

mostly people are using multilog with proxies for amazon products

 

micpitt

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• Aug 27, 2020

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I have myself created more than 100 accounts in a day with multilogin and 4G Proxies. It would be great if you could automate the process with multilogin automation plans. I asked one of my employees to do that for me, but main thing is that Multilogin was able to avoid detection.

 

bluhat

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• Aug 28, 2020

• #4

You can use PVA creator apps or tools to help you mass create accounts.
For proxies, it’s recommended to use private proxies for the stability of the location. It is best to assign 1 proxy per account. Some creators use 1 proxy for 2 or more accounts but it is risky

 

LeioneSEO

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• Aug 28, 2020
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• #5

bluhat said:

You can use PVA creator apps or tools to help you mass create accounts.
For proxies, it’s recommended to use private proxies for the stability of the location. It is best to assign 1 proxy per account. Some creators use 1 proxy for 2 or more accounts but it is risky

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Great thanks, any recommendations on what PVA creator apps are good?

 

imccafey

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Aug 24, 2020

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• Sep 3, 2020

• #6

These residential proxies, are they 4G and mobile? As far as I know, detection of dubious activities by Google or any other platform is generally less when using 4G proxies (plus if it has IP rotation feature)

 

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nmsoluti

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• Sep 3, 2020

• #7

Reading the post I have a question, can I use a 4g proxy with multilogin marked as desktop fingerprint?