Creating/Buying/Logging into Instagram accounts with proxy issues

Hello, so I am having TONS of issues in regards to getting access to instagram accounts to use with FollowLiker. I have FL configured but whenever I try to buy accounts or create them myself I run into problems. Here are the issues:


1) First technique I used was buying "proxy-n-vpn " instagram virgin proxies and planned to create Instagram accounts with that. The problem is that Bluestacks sucks and it would not allow me to create new accounts with it let alone access the internet while using a proxy. I did one time get it to register properly with proxycap, except when I went to go SMS verify, it kept giving me an internet connection error.


2) I tried buying accounts off of "SMSpva" . So I bought 3 accounts and purchased a brand new proxy. I verified that my proxy was working and logged into the accounts only for them to then ask me for SMS verification when the accounts that I purchased were supposed to come verified already! I spoke to their sales team and they blamed my "crappy proxies" that were actually brand new.


I am in a pickle, how can I create and log into my instagram accounts with a proxy

Better you should buy the accounts. I have massplanner which has account creator for instagram I used that to create my accounts.

Sorry mate, i think its your proxy issue.

Am I using my proxy wrong by plugging all its information in Mozilla Firefox or ProxyCap when I use it?

TheMedic said:

Am I using my proxy wrong by plugging all its information in Mozilla Firefox or ProxyCap when I use it?

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Since you have only a few accts, then try this.
Get a few more accts from wherever you got them, get another a few more proxies, or just 1 more.

Then, load your proxy into your browser, then sign into IG from their webpage.
If you encounter no issues, do the same with your next acct.

Then you should know whether or not its actually your proxy.
If it were me, I'd prob also test the accts from a public wifi, possibly even my home wifi to really track down the potential issues, even tho it is advised to NOT use your home IP.

I did that the first time when I actually bought the accounts off of smspva Right when I logged in via browser on Mozilla with my proxy plugged in, instagram requested a sms number to verify and it already had the "XXX-XXX-XXXX" in the field, implying that at one point it was verified. That's why I am so confused

TheMedic said:

Right when I logged in via browser on Mozilla with my proxy plugged in,

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Ok, then log into another acct with NO proxy, and see if IG forces you to do a phone verify.

Honestly, I suspect you'll still have to do a phone verify no matter what, and this is primarily due to a new ip from which the acct was created with.

Your best bet is to create accts manually with your proxy you're going to use them with (if you're going to only bot a few accts).
Yes, its a slower process, but it will save you from getting frustrated with having to verify

If you're wanting more than 50 accts, then you'll have to get some numbers for them to verify, cause...you already know.

Bluestack is a great app as far as I know you probably have proxy issue.

U need to create account on your proxies and bot them on the same proxies, pm me I can help, skype hongblackhat

hongnguyen said:

U need to create account on your proxies and bot them on the same proxies, pm me I can help, skype hongblackhat

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Hi,

I am having problems creating accounts although I think I'm doing everything the way I should.

Here is how I'm doing:

1. have my own dedicated server with a block of IPs set up as anonymous proxies
2. I use Proxycap to route all programs (including Bluestacks) through the proxy.
3. I use 1 proxy/account
4. Create IG account with Bluestacks
5. I change Android device ID before each account creation with Android device ID changer

But still I get "account disabled for violating our terms" from IG.

What am I doing wrong???
Or is there a simpler/better way???

Thankful for all/any help I get,
Andy