brokenskullx
Newbie
- Feb 24, 2026
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Hey BHW,
Long time lurker, finally posting because I've hit a wall and I know someone here has solved this already.
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WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO
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Simple concept:
- I have a main account that posts content in my niche
- I buy aged subaccounts to quote RT the main account's tweets
- Goal is to amplify reach and drive traffic back to one main post
Residential proxies, one proxy per account, no fingerprint overlap. Setup is solid on that side.
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PROBLEM #1 — Inactive aged accounts getting filtered
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Bought a batch of aged accounts (1+ year old, but basically zero activity since creation). Warmed them up, started quote RTing the main account's tweet.
The quote tweets go through fine — no errors, the post shows on the account's profile. But here's the issue:
The main account gets ZERO notifications from these quote tweets.
Did some digging and it's X's "Quality Filter" / smart notification filter. Basically X suppresses notifications from accounts it considers low-quality or low-trust. So even though the quote tweets exist, they're invisible to the main account and likely suppressed in the algorithm too.
Anybody else run into this? Is there a trust threshold (followers, activity history, account age with engagement) that gets you past the filter?
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PARTIAL SOLUTION — Aged accounts with 100+ activity
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Switched to a second batch — aged accounts that actually have 100+ historical interactions (likes, replies, follows etc). These DO get through the filter. Main account starts receiving notifications, quote tweets have visible reach.
So the variable is clearly engagement history, not just account age.
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MAIN QUESTION — How do I run this at scale with high success rate?
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Now that I know what works (accounts with real activity history), I want to turn this into a repeatable campaign:
1. I have a Python bot already handling warm-up (phased: likes → replies → first tweet → quote RTs) with human-like delays and state persistence
2. Proxies are residential, 1:1 per account
3. I want ALL subaccounts quoting the SAME main tweet, but staggered and with unique AI-generated commentary per account so it doesn't look coordinated
What I'm trying to figure out:
- **What's the minimum activity history** on a purchased account before X lets it bypass the quality filter? Is it purely interaction count, follower count, or a combination?
- **How many accounts quoting the same tweet** before X detects the coordination and suppresses the post's reach? Is there a safe number per day?
- **Does the ORDER matter** — should subaccounts do warm-up actions (likes/replies on unrelated content) BEFORE the quote RT in the same session?
Not here to reinvent the wheel — if someone's already cracked the quality filter threshold, has a bot running, or has numbers on safe daily quote RT volume per tweet, drop it below. Will update this thread as I test more.
drop your tg if you want to talk more
Appreciate any input.
Long time lurker, finally posting because I've hit a wall and I know someone here has solved this already.
───────────────────────
WHAT I'M TRYING TO DO
───────────────────────
Simple concept:
- I have a main account that posts content in my niche
- I buy aged subaccounts to quote RT the main account's tweets
- Goal is to amplify reach and drive traffic back to one main post
Residential proxies, one proxy per account, no fingerprint overlap. Setup is solid on that side.
───────────────────────
PROBLEM #1 — Inactive aged accounts getting filtered───────────────────────
Bought a batch of aged accounts (1+ year old, but basically zero activity since creation). Warmed them up, started quote RTing the main account's tweet.
The quote tweets go through fine — no errors, the post shows on the account's profile. But here's the issue:
The main account gets ZERO notifications from these quote tweets.
Did some digging and it's X's "Quality Filter" / smart notification filter. Basically X suppresses notifications from accounts it considers low-quality or low-trust. So even though the quote tweets exist, they're invisible to the main account and likely suppressed in the algorithm too.
Anybody else run into this? Is there a trust threshold (followers, activity history, account age with engagement) that gets you past the filter?
───────────────────────
PARTIAL SOLUTION — Aged accounts with 100+ activity───────────────────────
Switched to a second batch — aged accounts that actually have 100+ historical interactions (likes, replies, follows etc). These DO get through the filter. Main account starts receiving notifications, quote tweets have visible reach.
So the variable is clearly engagement history, not just account age.
───────────────────────
MAIN QUESTION — How do I run this at scale with high success rate?───────────────────────
Now that I know what works (accounts with real activity history), I want to turn this into a repeatable campaign:
1. I have a Python bot already handling warm-up (phased: likes → replies → first tweet → quote RTs) with human-like delays and state persistence
2. Proxies are residential, 1:1 per account
3. I want ALL subaccounts quoting the SAME main tweet, but staggered and with unique AI-generated commentary per account so it doesn't look coordinated
What I'm trying to figure out:
- **What's the minimum activity history** on a purchased account before X lets it bypass the quality filter? Is it purely interaction count, follower count, or a combination?
- **How many accounts quoting the same tweet** before X detects the coordination and suppresses the post's reach? Is there a safe number per day?
- **Does the ORDER matter** — should subaccounts do warm-up actions (likes/replies on unrelated content) BEFORE the quote RT in the same session?
Not here to reinvent the wheel — if someone's already cracked the quality filter threshold, has a bot running, or has numbers on safe daily quote RT volume per tweet, drop it below. Will update this thread as I test more.
drop your tg if you want to talk more
Appreciate any input.