How many accounts could run on the same C-class subnet?

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Say I own a C-class IPV4 subnet with 256 IP addresses, how many IG accounts do you think I'd be able to run on it? Assuming the subnet and the ASN have a clean history with IG.

My hypothesis is the following, a residential C-class would likely always be 70-80% allocated so if I managed to slowly increase the number of accounts I should be able to run at least 200 accounts within a couple weeks.

I'll be testing this out soon, any ideas?

@rootjazz @proxified @Henry Cooper
 
From my experience you will be fine with your projectery however once one account gets flaggedthat is when the Pv’s will start on all accounts. Give it a go and share your results.
 
If its all clean you can run 3-5 accounts on each IP depending on kind of settings/actions you intend to head for. Don't rush the accounts. Add them as slow as possible and you should be good.
 
Say I own a C-class IPV4 subnet with 256 IP addresses, how many IG accounts do you think I'd be able to run on it? Assuming the subnet and the ASN have a clean history with IG.

My hypothesis is the following, a residential C-class would likely always be 70-80% allocated so if I managed to slowly increase the number of accounts I should be able to run at least 200 accounts within a couple weeks.

I'll be testing this out soon, any ideas?

@rootjazz @proxified @Henry Cooper

Without having done exactly this, or having known of someone, I cannot say for definite.

But a lot will depend on you, what you do and how you do it.

Go hard with your first few accounts and annoy the hell out of everyone, send DMs / comments left right and centre, post the same image over and over again, try to push to and over the limits for everything, then no you are not likely to succeed.

Take easy, go slow, don't rush things and I think you will be ok
 
Go slowly, once you get your subnet flagged you can't really reverse that.

I believe this, but can't say to any degree of certainty, that IG monitors the amount of requests coming out of a subnet and once you pass their allowed threshold, all the accounts in that subnet get looked at.
 
From my experience:
don't go over 32 IP per subnet.
you are a fool to think you can bot all the subnet.
I once got subnet flagged and it still getting more blocks in this subnet (it will block 5/60~ users running over there once in a while)
Is it only one bot you use ? same settings ? I use 3-4 different bot Chrome on window / iPhone simulation and so on …

The issue is that now like blocks getting into the client phone also.
 
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