Is tweet attacks safe if only used on one account?

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Hi, I have one twitter account that I want to beef up and I am wondering how safe tweet attacks would be to do so. I won't be having multiple accounts or spamming affiliate links, but I will be posting the daily content from my website in the form of a 3-4 tweets and a bit.ly link.

I plan to use the follow/unfollow method. And follow about 500 accounts a day using tweet attacks.

I know people get banned for using this software but if I only keep it to one account using my real IP and follow the above will I get banned?

Thanks
 
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no it is safe it is so, make sure you don follow unfollow very fast in bulk amount..
 
I'm using it for about 25 profiles per day and have had no problems, just stay under the radar, might not be a bad idea to try it with some throwaway accounts to get a feel for it, that way if you mess one up it's nothing to worry about, and if they work out for you, you can use them for other things(re-tweeting your actual tweets, and more) but definitely Penangite & HoneyBird has great advice, follow twitter's rules and you'll be fine.
 
It really takes a little practice. The short answer is yes it is safe. But honestly, there are a lot of variables that come into play. I wouldn't start at 500 a day if your account is on the smaller side (maybe around 4k or under followers). I usually do anywhere between 80-300 a day at that range. I set the unfollowing to about 5 days or so.

Just to be clear I also supplement the lower amount of followers with other methods of getting people to follow me. All in an effort for looking slightly more organic.

This is all just my personal preference. I like staying way below the radar with my "follower farming" accounts. I'm sure you can throttle it up a bit and be fine.
 
guys im having this prob when im trying to log in using tweet attacks, this pops up "403 Forbidden: The server understood the request, but is refusing to fulfill it." it worked perfectly until now, im using free version btw
 
HDShock said:
It really takes a little practice. The short answer is yes it is safe. But honestly, there are a lot of variables that come into play. I wouldn't start at 500 a day if your account is on the smaller side (maybe around 4k or under followers). I usually do anywhere between 80-300 a day at that range. I set the unfollowing to about 5 days or so.

Just to be clear I also supplement the lower amount of followers with other methods of getting people to follow me. All in an effort for looking slightly more organic.

This is all just my personal preference. I like staying way below the radar with my "follower farming" accounts. I'm sure you can throttle it up a bit and be fine.
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I've only got about 100 followers. Thanks for the tips. I am happy going slow and steady, I'm not trying to get 1k followers a day or anything.
 
pipskok said:
its not good to use api software for twitter
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thanks for your addition to the thread, i assume that's why tweetattacks doesn't use API

answering to OP, i'd say it's safe to use the tool with one account, in my experience even if you follow/unfollow the max limits per day
i use it for quite a few months now every day and no problem so far, my twitter account is still in good standing above 80k followers (it's an aged account tho w/o any link/DM spamming)

however what i do is clearly against the twitter rules, so do it on your own risk
 
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