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radu1296

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Several accounts get disabled after posting.

Follow/Unf/Likes very low, that's 100% not the problem.

Some accounts did receive likes from platforms, they might have been flagged.

Some accounts were never on platforms, never received likes, still got disabled.

If the proxies turn out to be fine, (i'm posting 4-6 posts on an old account with 3k followers but no activity for over 6 months using a proxy that was on one of the banned accounts) what would be the next step?

If i'm leaving any traces? how would i do that? the accounts had no problem with the f/unf and the moment we posted they went down.
 
Where the accounts bought or made by you?
Did they change IP from their registered country?
Were you running similar settings in similar time frames?
Were they doing f/u on same accounts?
What are you using to PV those? Your own numbers or services such as smspva?
Is the proxy from the same subnet? Same city/town?
Other than this and using bad proxy I don't have any idea. Maybe you could check the proxy IPs online to see if they can be found as a proxy somewhere?

EDIT: For the account of 3K followers you could pause it for few days or a week and change proxy if it is not banned.
 
which proxies & numbers you are using?
 
Where the accounts bought or made by you?
Did they change IP from their registered country?
Were you running similar settings in similar time frames?
Were they doing f/u on same accounts?
What are you using to PV those? Your own numbers or services such as smspva?
Is the proxy from the same subnet? Same city/town?
Other than this and using bad proxy I don't have any idea. Maybe you could check the proxy IPs online to see if they can be found as a proxy somewhere?

EDIT: For the account of 3K followers you could pause it for few days or a week and change proxy if it is not banned.

Will answer all these shortly.

@putki way under 100 follows a day, maybe 20 likes a day, unfollow around the same. I'm using jarvee
 
Until then, i tested a proxy from the account that was disabled, i set the campaign to post 5 posts, with 1 hour rest between them, the account is working perfectly, could that 100% rule out the idea that the proxy is faulty?
 
Where the accounts bought or made by you?
Did they change IP from their registered country?
Were you running similar settings in similar time frames?
Were they doing f/u on same accounts?
What are you using to PV those? Your own numbers or services such as smspva?
Is the proxy from the same subnet? Same city/town?
Other than this and using bad proxy I don't have any idea. Maybe you could check the proxy IPs online to see if they can be found as a proxy somewhere?

EDIT: For the account of 3K followers you could pause it for few days or a week and change proxy if it is not banned.

1.Accounts were made by my clients.
2.All the accounts that got disabled are from USA, proxies are also from USA.
3.Yes, could they trace that somehow? proxy subnet or something different?
4.No
5.Account's real phone number, client's number/email. No smspva for my clients.
6.Yes, most from NYC, same provider.
7.One was found to be from LA, contacted the supplier and they said something about virtual location and physical location and that my programs must not have updated the ip's location (one of those locations that did not correspond) , never had this problem before, i honestly doubt it's Jarvee's fault.

@yellowdot

Thank you!
 
It probably is not Jarvee fault since many of us are not experiencing problems now.
3.Yes, could they trace that somehow? proxy subnet or something different?
They must have noticed the pattern somehow. If the subnet is the same and you had accounts running the same settings at the same time it could raise a flag. But since you are managing clients accounts I doubt that you had like 100+ of them. For US I don't think location actually matters, like in which state because of how the networks are made maybe something is routing through different states etc. so one account in LA should not be the problem in my opinion.

Also because they are all client accounts there is not much that can connect them, meaning they were not promoting the same thing etc. So proxy might be the reason. Try putting the proxy IP here and see what shows up https://www.ipqualityscore.com/free-ip-lookup-proxy-vpn-test, you could also try similar websites to check. But if they show up as clean and if they are from private provider or even 4g then they should not be the problem. From my experience running them on the same subnet in case of 4G is not problem at all, since these IPs rotate every day between many users.

If they are all client accounts - business and personal (not child accs etc.) tell them to contact IG support they might be able to get them back.

If i'm leaving any traces? how would i do that? the accounts had no problem with the f/unf and the moment we posted they went down.
Posted what? Have they done only f/u as empty accounts with no posts at all at first?

Just trying to connect the dots, what they could have in common. Because if they are old accounts like 1month and more those settings are really low.
 
It probably is not Jarvee fault since many of us are not experiencing problems now.

They must have noticed the pattern somehow. If the subnet is the same and you had accounts running the same settings at the same time it could raise a flag. But since you are managing clients accounts I doubt that you had like 100+ of them. For US I don't think location actually matters, like in which state because of how the networks are made maybe something is routing through different states etc. so one account in LA should not be the problem in my opinion.

Also because they are all client accounts there is not much that can connect them, meaning they were not promoting the same thing etc. So proxy might be the reason. Try putting the proxy IP here and see what shows up https://www.ipqualityscore.com/free-ip-lookup-proxy-vpn-test, you could also try similar websites to check. But if they show up as clean and if they are from private provider or even 4g then they should not be the problem. From my experience running them on the same subnet in case of 4G is not problem at all, since these IPs rotate every day between many users.

If they are all client accounts - business and personal (not child accs etc.) tell them to contact IG support they might be able to get them back.


Posted what? Have they done only f/u as empty accounts with no posts at all at first?

Just trying to connect the dots, what they could have in common. Because if they are old accounts like 1month and more those settings are really low.

Regular campaign posts.

So these accounts went through like platforms before (some of them, not all) fuelgram and others

But all of them, got disabled when they started posting, if we only kept the f/unf actions they would be fine

What would be the best course of action if they got flagged from the amount of likes they received before i started managing them?
 
But again if other accounts that haven't used fake likes got disabled then maybe likes are not the issue. Often times they could be. Honestly I never dealt with fake likes. I know for followers you slowly start to disable fake ones, turn your account private for some time etc. But for likes not sure what can be done. Maybe someone else with more experience with this might be able to help you out. Good Luck.

I know that this can occur on a bad proxy from my experience. Bad proxy or if you change proxies with different countries/large distances fast can lead to shadowban, your hashtags are not showing etc, or even ban but f/u can work flawlessly.
 
Try to post The exactly The same posts but as video and see IF you get The account banned or not. Then you Will now for a facts its due to posting.
 
Did you reposted your photos or.., It's original content?

Client is sending me the content, i post it through campaigns, so i'm not directly reposting it.

@Bms Other method of finding out if posting is the problem without getting the account banned?
 
Some accounts got disabled after Jarvee performed a login attempt, no tools were active.

Also, in case posting is the issue, what would be the next step? Rest 1-2 weeks?
 
you need to warm up them for a few days before increasing the settings
 
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