Lava Boy 02
Newbie
- Sep 18, 2017
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Hi everyone I have a couple questions with regards to IP addresses for FollowLiker for Instagram.
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I have a social media management company and used similar methods that people use on FollowLiker. You cant believe how many hours I would spend doing follow, unfollows, likes, comments and direct messages or how much money I spend paying someone to do that for my clients.
I was very tentative at first... and still am a bit - I have been using it for about 2-3 weeks now and have seen some pretty amazing results and I have my settings on really low for safety and warming up the old accounts to Instagram and making it seem like all of a sudden I just started getting back into Instagram again. Although now, there is the whole 'like' situation and other stuff that is popping up. I think follow liker need to update their software according to the New Instagram API or I need find an alternative software.
I have also seen some interesting stuff regarding Instagram blocking private proxies unless residentially based and blocking anyone using a private proxy. Is this correct? Does this mean I can’t use private proxies anymore?
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My company has started looking into proxies so we can get our other clients and possible new clients onto the software ASAP. But we can't afford any account to get banned. It's imperative we go through all the stops even if it is expensive for long-term success using the software.
So I have some questions and would really appreciate some advice and I'm sure Im not the only one here who would:
Software:
Possible solutions:
Limits:
Liking: 400-800 per day (35-50 delay between each like)
Following: 650-850 per day (37-55 delay between each follow)
Unfollowing: 700-900 per day (39-50 delay between each unfollow)
Commenting: 5-7 per hour (474-532 second delay between each comment)
DM’ing: 60-85 per day (750-980 second delay between each DM)
Automation Interval to 90-180 seconds.
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Is my idea for my proxy and software setup including client settings alright? Is this minimizing the opportunity for an account to get banned? Again, I don't need 5k-9k followers a month for a client. Im looking for long-term success and sustainability with a minimum of 1k followers a month and up tp 3-4k followers a month.
Does this mean we should like and follow when the software isn’t running? Because Instagram will see something out of the ordinary because it’ll be used to the way the software engages with accounts.
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I have a social media management company and used similar methods that people use on FollowLiker. You cant believe how many hours I would spend doing follow, unfollows, likes, comments and direct messages or how much money I spend paying someone to do that for my clients.
I was very tentative at first... and still am a bit - I have been using it for about 2-3 weeks now and have seen some pretty amazing results and I have my settings on really low for safety and warming up the old accounts to Instagram and making it seem like all of a sudden I just started getting back into Instagram again. Although now, there is the whole 'like' situation and other stuff that is popping up. I think follow liker need to update their software according to the New Instagram API or I need find an alternative software.
I have also seen some interesting stuff regarding Instagram blocking private proxies unless residentially based and blocking anyone using a private proxy. Is this correct? Does this mean I can’t use private proxies anymore?
——
My company has started looking into proxies so we can get our other clients and possible new clients onto the software ASAP. But we can't afford any account to get banned. It's imperative we go through all the stops even if it is expensive for long-term success using the software.
So I have some questions and would really appreciate some advice and I'm sure Im not the only one here who would:
Software:
- Should we continue to use follow liker or find a private software? If so, How much in general would it cost and does anyone have any one they could recommend who could make it or who already has a private software they have only given out to less than 5-50 clients.
- If I need to create a new client account for them. Would this need to be done on the Private Proxy? Would creating an account on a private proxy then create a red flag in eyes and make the account seem less stable and also lower the limits.
- If I have been using an IP address for a current client - Would starting to use a dedicated Private Proxy for that account be safe all of a sudden and not put the account at risk?
- Whats the difference between ipv4 and ipv6 - is it important?
- I also understand that Instagram collects information such as device ID, etc. Is it then imperative that each of my client's accounts are run on a completely new and separate device?
Possible solutions:
- Each client has their own computer or can we use one computer? (Instagram know what devices you use) This way Instagram would not know.
- Each client has their own private proxy or IP Address (Not sure the difference).
- We get portable Mobile Wifi modem for each clients use? I think each one has its own unique IP Address. But then We would have to have multiple computer’s because one computer can only connect to one Wifi at a time.
- Buy a desktop computer and create a private proxy server at my house (So its residential) with SSL support. Then to buy IP's based in my area - is this correct? Then to setup the software (FollowLiker) on the computer and give each client their very own proxy.
Limits:
Liking: 400-800 per day (35-50 delay between each like)
Following: 650-850 per day (37-55 delay between each follow)
Unfollowing: 700-900 per day (39-50 delay between each unfollow)
Commenting: 5-7 per hour (474-532 second delay between each comment)
DM’ing: 60-85 per day (750-980 second delay between each DM)
Automation Interval to 90-180 seconds.
——
Is my idea for my proxy and software setup including client settings alright? Is this minimizing the opportunity for an account to get banned? Again, I don't need 5k-9k followers a month for a client. Im looking for long-term success and sustainability with a minimum of 1k followers a month and up tp 3-4k followers a month.
Does this mean we should like and follow when the software isn’t running? Because Instagram will see something out of the ordinary because it’ll be used to the way the software engages with accounts.