Burn Churn - Dms

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Hi all

Im on IAM, have a supplier that will give me 1000s of accs daily for cheap. Have 1 mobile proxy running 10 accs at once.

So planning to send 50 dms a day per fresh account. If it gets blocked, I care. If it gets to sms, I dont care because we have a cta within the dm.

Want to rinse repeat daily with new accs.

Is it better to do 25 per hour (then another hour later in the day) or 50 per hour (then it stops).

My thinking is the proxy stays at just IP if u do per x1

Would love to hear thoughts.
 
Hi all

Im on IAM, have a supplier that will give me 1000s of accs daily for cheap. Have 1 mobile proxy running 10 accs at once.

So planning to send 50 dms a day per fresh account. If it gets blocked, I care. If it gets to sms, I dont care because we have a cta within the dm.

Want to rinse repeat daily with new accs.

Is it better to do 25 per hour (then another hour later in the day) or 50 per hour (then it stops).

My thinking is the proxy stays at just IP if u do per x1

Would love to hear thoughts.
Yea
 
I heard you are testing large scale so I am curious to know a few more things: what platform do you send on Facebook Instagram or Messenger, what is the message content and is the main goal is lead or sale or CTA leading to web, does your mobile proxy change IP for each account and are those accounts pre-warmed by interaction or just created and used?
 
I heard you are testing large scale so I am curious to know a few more things: what platform do you send on Facebook Instagram or Messenger, what is the message content and is the main goal is lead or sale or CTA leading to web, does your mobile proxy change IP for each account and are those accounts pre-warmed by interaction or just created and used?
Yea
 
Stay within the limits of 4-5 DMs per Hour and 35-50 DMs per Day, Nothing more than this.
 
Do ~25 DMs/hour spread across the day rather than blasting 50 at once — lower burst = less sudden risk.
Warm up each account first and keep messages personal (one-line templates that you tweak) — quality beats volume.
 
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