Do public Proxies work with FB?

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I want to create some FB accounts using some Public Proxies which is available everywhere.I want to know will FB detect if they see that I am using public proxies?
 
They will detect it, or you will be able to make accounts, but they will get disabled in hours or days. Better if you get a DSL and clear cookies/disconnect after each account and do it manually.
 
public Proxies are all ready abused so much you really cant do much with them so go the dsl way....
 
yes, depending on the popularity of that exact proxy and how many people use it.
 
Will they realize my IP and geographical location if I use it?That is my main concern as I have seen people getting C&D letters from FB.I want to avoid it and stay anonymous and one more question,after creating FB account,will they check the logins,like for eg do I need to login from a Proxy all the time or is it just the Account Creation which I need to take care of.
 
Most of the publoc proxies wont work with facebook and in most of the proxies capcha does not work
 
Most of the publoc proxies wont work with facebook and in most of the proxies capcha does not work
So what proxies do you use generally?Is there any tool for that purpose specifically?
 
get yourself a dynamic dsl, if not get some private proxies - it will make your accounts live longer. You'd get c & d if you bomb too hard :) keep it under the radar
good luck
 
Will they realize my IP and geographical location if I use it?That is my main concern as I have seen people getting C&D letters from FB.I want to avoid it and stay anonymous and one more question,after creating FB account,will they check the logins,like for eg do I need to login from a Proxy all the time or is it just the Account Creation which I need to take care of.

Some public proxies are not truly anonymous (they are transparent). What this means is although you are using the proxy server, your real IP is still visible in any headers that you pass.

After you create an account, you are going to want to keep a certain proxy tied to that account at all times. Public proxies are not the way to go for this purpose, as they will eventually die. Private proxies will be your best option, but I am not sure which private proxy source I could recommend for you at the moment.

Your best bet would be to get your own block of IPs (preferably with different C Classes).
 
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