Is another Twitter ban cycle happening right now?

Tony Wang

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I'm taking massive damage over the last week. Lost about 80 accounts (of 300). Anyone else getting hit? Trying to find out if it's me and something I'm doing. I have made it through the other ban cycles with no issue. These accounts have been running on Jarvee for about a year.

30-40 retweets a day
20-30 likes a day
No significant following and unfollowing

Jarve + Instant Proxies
 
asking for verification and doesn't receive any code for complete the process.
 
Is there any cross-promotion, the same domain(s) used between accounts? Ips are always suspicious too. Where did you get the accounts? Because not just the managing ips can be at fault, but the ips which were used to create the accounts.
 
Hey guys, Thanks for the response.

I was for sure cross promoting. I was on different IP's but they were in the same range (first 3 numbers were the same) 196.196.196.22 + 196.196.196.55.

I have been doing this for approximately 6 months or so. I guess the man finally caught up. It just seemed odd they let it go for so long then BAM.

These were permanent suspensions. Not the sms unlocks.

Looks like I will need a new method. The issue I'm facing is tricking them is easy, but how to do it cheaply is the real trick.
 
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Hey guys, Thanks for the response.

I was for sure cross promoting. I was on different IP's but they were in the same range (first 3 numbers were the same) 196.196.196.22 + 196.196.196.55.

I have been doing this for approximately 6 months or so. I guess the man finally caught up. It just seemed odd they let it go for so long then BAM.

These were permanent suspensions. Not the sms unlocks.

Looks like I will need a new method. The issue I'm facing is tricking them is easy, but how to do it cheaply is the real trick.
Well, the very least you need a bigger subnet variety for the proxies.
 
Is it an absolute no go to retweet the same exact content from say 2 ip's which are part of the same subnet? I'll try to use soda as an example.

If I have 2 ip's on the same subnet and retweet about Pepsi daily I'm assuming Twitter is going to catch this most of the time and have an issue. Is this a correct assumption? I was doing it with about 5 IP's in the same subnet with the same content and that is 100% a no go. I have a bunch of permanent suspensions as proof of this!

What if I have 2 ip's on the same subnet and use one of the IP's to retweet about Pepsi and the other IP to tweet about Coke? Is it reasonable to think that would evade their detection?

The issue I'm facing and I'm sure everyone is in this boat is the best deal I can find is 4 separate subnets per 10 IP's. So 4 of them are good to go to retweet about Pepsi. Then I have 6 left over. Can I retweet about Coke on another 4 of them? Then what's the play with the last 2? Just the price of business and you let them sit?

Sorry I must have been a lucky "botter" and now that I got clobbered I'm realizing I don't know much.

Thanks to everyone for responding! Everyone has been helpful and I appreciate it.
 
IG got harsh with those Phone Verification calls and the addresses you are using seems to be the most related. I had quite a few on datacenter and most of them were in the same sub-net - all are lost now.
However, I got a few on residentials with Smartproxy, Luminati - those did hold up and have no issues, which does indicate IG has changed something on the IP level. All IPs from different sub-nets.
 
Too many actions a day.
They think you are not real human.
 
Is it an absolute no go to retweet the same exact content from say 2 ip's which are part of the same subnet? I'll try to use soda as an example.

If I have 2 ip's on the same subnet and retweet about Pepsi daily I'm assuming Twitter is going to catch this most of the time and have an issue. Is this a correct assumption? I was doing it with about 5 IP's in the same subnet with the same content and that is 100% a no go. I have a bunch of permanent suspensions as proof of this!

What if I have 2 ip's on the same subnet and use one of the IP's to retweet about Pepsi and the other IP to tweet about Coke? Is it reasonable to think that would evade their detection?

The issue I'm facing and I'm sure everyone is in this boat is the best deal I can find is 4 separate subnets per 10 IP's. So 4 of them are good to go to retweet about Pepsi. Then I have 6 left over. Can I retweet about Coke on another 4 of them? Then what's the play with the last 2? Just the price of business and you let them sit?

Sorry I must have been a lucky "botter" and now that I got clobbered I'm realizing I don't know much.

Thanks to everyone for responding! Everyone has been helpful and I appreciate it.
It's not just about retweeting, but generally managing the accounts using the same subnet.

4 separate subnets per 10 ip, so practically 2 ips on the same subnet? It's not that bad, i remember using changemyip with Twitter, there you can handpick ips before buying.
 
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