Hunterblack
Newbie
- Oct 10, 2025
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I am curious because a lot of ppl talk about ip bans when mass creating accounts and I honestly thinks this are more rumors than real so did anyone ever experience an IP ban
Did you ever experience an IP ban
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sevensister
Junior Member
- Aug 6, 2025
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Yes, IP bans are real, especially on platforms with strict anti-spam measures. They usually happen when many accounts are created or actions are performed rapidly from the same IP. Using proxies or rotating IPs is common to avoid triggering them.
- May 14, 2023
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Yes, it's not only real but also common when you abuse the system. If you don't believe, try to use some of those flagged IPs from proxy datacenters
- May 20, 2023
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IP bans are real they usually happen when multiple accounts are created or actions are performed rapidly from the same IP. Using proxies or rotating IPs is a common way to avoid triggering them.
Kuenta zie
Newbie
- Oct 10, 2025
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IPban talk sounds like folklore has anyone got concrete proof (logs, support emails, or timelines) that an IP alone got blocked for mass account creation?
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Each and almost every day.
Kerna Qethel
Newbie
- Aug 5, 2025
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IP bans do happen, but they’re rare — Meta usually flags behavior patterns, not just IPs. If multiple accounts show similar actions from one IP, that’s when problems start.
khanhluu1211
BANNED
- May 13, 2025
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Yes — IP bans (and even wider subnet blocks) are real: platforms detect mass account creation and will block offending IPs, so people report needing to use legitimate channels (APIs, test accounts) or slow, low‑volume approaches rather than trying to evade bl
Web_Digital
BANNED
- Aug 7, 2025
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In my experience, full IP bans are pretty uncommon useless you're really pushing limits or using flagged data center IPs. It's usually when someone overuses one subnet or runs too many accounts too fast. As long as you're using clean residential proxies and natural patterns, it's rarely a problem.
zambakur32
BANNED
- Sep 25, 2025
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I’ve never seen an IP get banned by itself. Most issues come from linked behavior or suspicious setups rather than just the address.