How many private proxies?

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How many private proxies does one need to create a high volume of twitter accounts?

How many accounts can I make per proxy safely?


How do these people making and selling 100,000 accounts create them with all the safe guards in place?


Anyone have some help on this?
 
for twitter accounts dedicated proxies are best and you can make 2-3 accounts per day per proxy fine.

And for those we sell thousands of accounts they have thousands of IPs in stock they use not just for Twitter obviously they use to create all types of accounts to get ROI for sure ;)

And dedicated ips are the best ;)
 
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yes, max around 3 accounts per proxy to be on the safeside. Also don't forget to flush cache/cookies each time and switching browsers randomly as well
 
and remember if 1 proxie has 3 accounts on it
when 1 account is banned the other 2 go as well
Lol. Why do you guys insist on saying this, I've seen like 5 different people repeat that. It's possible that will happen yes, but in my own experience over the years the only one that would even be capable of such a thing is Google. That being said, I could go through 3 or 4 situations off the top of my head where i over-extended one of my ips while either creating or working with Gmails/Youtube accounts. So much so that they were killing any accounts that I logged into from that ip. However, I had been creating 3-5 accts per day from that ip, and none of the other ones had died. Account creation is a crap-shoot period, there is no 1 singular rule or way that's going to get you past everything. Also each service has their own set of security measures in place, so what works on Yahoo, might not work on Outlook, and etc.
 
Still trying to get an answer to the basic question: how do people who manage 500,000 twitter accounts do it in any financially viable way. Let's say you're comfortable with 100 accounts per IP. Even if you're getting perfectly working PRIVATE proxies for .30 cents each, that's $1500 a month JUST IN PROXY FEES.

What am I missing about the business model of the control mechanism for mass accounts?
 
Still trying to get an answer to the basic question: how do people who manage 500,000 twitter accounts do it in any financially viable way. Let's say you're comfortable with 100 accounts per IP. Even if you're getting perfectly working PRIVATE proxies for .30 cents each, that's $1500 a month JUST IN PROXY FEES.

What am I missing about the business model of the control mechanism for mass accounts?

not 100 accounts on the same proxy its impossible !
They have 10k proxies minimum !
 
not 100 accounts on the same proxy its impossible !
They have 10k proxies minimum !

You will see more and more real twitter followers to be offered because of the crazy expenses that go on proxies and bot made accounts it will be the only option.
 
it will generally be the case with proxies of most kinds
if an ip which is suppose to have 1 account tied to it has 2/3
instead, usually the accounts on that ip go as well
 
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