how many accounts on one proxy is too much?

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gdurham12

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Aug 23, 2010

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• Aug 26, 2010

• #1

how many accounts on one proxy is too much? 1 for 1000 accounts?
what do you guys run? do u use public proxies, etc?

 

m_zec

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• Aug 27, 2010

• #2

If you want to be safe use 10 acc per 1 proxy. And use private proxies.

 

Money Man

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Apr 2, 2009

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• Aug 27, 2010

• #3

You can get away with 10 proxies per account, but a lot of people keep it at a maximum of 5 proxies per account (some do even less).

The age of your accounts, their past activity, their present activity, etc. will determine your ban ratio more than an IP will (unless that IP has already been banned by FB).

 

ericsson

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Apr 25, 2009

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• Aug 27, 2010

• #4

1 Proxy for 1000 accs.. Ok goodbye to your accs.
As Money Man were saying is like the perfect answer.
Depending on your FB activities, this will cause your ban ratio also.

To much log from same IP = bye bye. But im stick to 5-6 acc/ip myself.

 

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gdurham12

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Aug 23, 2010

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• Aug 28, 2010
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• #5

ah ok.. im starting off to do this.. and if im paying for proxies for every 5 accounts thats gonna be killer money to spend especially if i have 1000 non pvas

 

jaerehan

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• Aug 28, 2010

• #6

50 ip is ok to go with that 1K non pvas. What matters is to have non-sequential proxies and to not overuse the proxies. Ie.: If you want to post 24/7 you most likely will get them flagged at facebook. Dont use the same proxies for friend adding, buy another batch of accounts and IPs for that. If you want to add friends then watch it how fast you are logging into the accounts after each other.

 

Money Man

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• Aug 28, 2010

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jaerehan said:

50 ip is ok to go with that 1K non pvas. What matters is to have non-sequential proxies and to not overuse the proxies. Ie.: If you want to post 24/7 you most likely will get them flagged at facebook. Dont use the same proxies for friend adding, buy another batch of accounts and IPs for that. If you want to add friends then watch it how fast you are logging into the accounts after each other.

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I could not agree more; jaerehan knows exactly what he is talking about.
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