Just begin to work on Twitter, need some help

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Hey guys

Just a quick question, sorry if it's stupid, cause Twitter is blocked and I've never used it and know nothing about it.

My question:
what's a good proxy for twitter?
Dedicated/private/datacenter/residential... ?

I've tried some residential rotating ipv4 and some other proxies, still unable to figure out.

Any answer will be appreciated. If it's not convenient, you may PM me your answer.

Thanks a lot.

John
 
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Johnhope said:
Any answer will be appreciated. If it's not convenient, you may PM me your answer.
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That is not convenient to the staff here.
 
Johnhope said:
Hey guys

Just a quick question, sorry if it's stupid, cause Twitter is blocked and I've never used it and know nothing about it.

My question:
what's a good proxy for twitter?
Dedicated/private/datacenter/residential... ?

I've tried some residential rotating ipv4 and some other proxies, still unable to figure out.

Any answer will be appreciated. If it's not convenient, you may PM me your answer.

Thanks a lot.

John
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residential proxy
 
Residential proxies, but I've found twitter to be mostly dead now-a-days :/
 
Johnhope said:
Hey guys

Just a quick question, sorry if it's stupid, cause Twitter is blocked and I've never used it and know nothing about it.

My question:
what's a good proxy for twitter?
Dedicated/private/datacenter/residential... ?

I've tried some residential rotating ipv4 and some other proxies, still unable to figure out.

Any answer will be appreciated. If it's not convenient, you may PM me your answer.

Thanks a lot.

John
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Residential is good, rotating not so much for this purpose. You want to keep the same ip as long as possible for social media sites. If you change the ip frequently, especially when the location is changing too, that will trigger security checks.
 
Go with residential proxy, they’re the least suspicious in Twitter’s eyes
 
HoNeYBiRD said:
Residential is good, rotating not so much for this purpose. You want to keep the same ip as long as possible for social media sites. If you change the ip frequently, especially when the location is changing too, that will trigger security checks.
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I supposed so, but all the residential proxy I can find are backconnect - rotating proxy, no matter from BHW or from Google.

Any one recommend a static residential proxy provider?

Another question: what's the safe limit account numbers for One residential proxy?
 
hi
i think residential proxy better than others .. you can try
thanks
 
Use your own IP. Don't use a proxy. Also, use your phone to tweet. Look like a human. Do everything from within the browser on a desktop. You can't run a million accounts like this. You can operate one and grow it fairly easily if you do it right. It's all about the content you tweet. Spend your time creating something of value and people will follow you.
 
BeerMe said:
Use your own IP. Don't use a proxy. Also, use your phone to tweet. Look like a human. Do everything from within the browser on a desktop. You can't run a million accounts like this. You can operate one and grow it fairly easily if you do it right. It's all about the content you tweet. Spend your time creating something of value and people will follow you.
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when it comes dozens, hundreds, or even thousands of accs, it's not possible to do it that way.
 
Residential proxies give you much lower flag and ban rate, but you need to handle rotations. Providers offer sticky sessions that help to do that. You also need to review your process to handle your traffic load as good providers work on per generated Gb rates
 
Static IPv4 residential or 3G/4G proxies will be best for Twitter.
 
zerotje09 said:
Static IPv4 residential or 3G/4G proxies will be best for Twitter.
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elliot_smart said:
Residential proxies give you much lower flag and ban rate, but you need to handle rotations. Providers offer sticky sessions that help to do that. You also need to review your process to handle your traffic load as good providers work on per generated Gb rates
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All residential IPV4 I could find is rotating, and as I tested, they are not as good as I thought.
Static 3G/4G price is too high, it's like $40 per IP per month, and I am looking forward to handling thousands of twitter accounts, this price is unacceptable.
 
Have you tried to mix tasks between residential IPs and datacenter IPs? You can run login process with the residential IPs and other tasks with data center IPs. And you can control rotation sessions with residential providers.
 
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