change ip clean cookies or both ?

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merlierfrancois

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• Oct 29, 2009

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Hi to all, good morning.

Just a question 1 more

If you make blogs, ping pages, each time you make a new one you need to clean cookies, change ip or both same time please.

Thanks :sombrero:

 

noob411

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good question~I have never changed my ip to make a blog would there be a reason to?
and I always clean the cookies

 

mbceo

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No need to do either in regards to your specific question.

 

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merlierfrancois

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well i do 2 templates, 2 new blogs for 2 companies i promote i left 1 hour clean cookies and after change ip and ping
But i do not know if only clean cookies is enought ?? ip scare me thanks mbceo so clean cookies is enought ?

I ask a question like that yesterday to make tons of blogs, and someone tell me better to use proxies
so i ask now what's best clean cookies, change ip or both ?

thanks

 

Last edited: Oct 29, 2009

justone

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If you create multiple accounts with a single IP you leave a trace.
Actually most companies look mainly at the IP, cookies are important too but the IP is the main identification used to detect multiple account violates.

I'd say in most cases you'll not have a problem when you create two accounts with one IP.
In some cases it's already too much, Digg as example.

 

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merlierfrancois

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thanks justone

the trouble is if you use same ip and make each hours 2 new account. Look like in 10 hours 20 accounts same ip so troubles and best change ip when you finish to promote 1 blogger account 1 template and no more.

 

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Robbygoalgoal

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I have never been changing IPs and everything is good with my blogs. I do, however, clean up my cookies, once in a while but not all the time. But, having another IP for another blog may also have its advantages.