LinkedIn Accounts Getting Restricted

Hey all, this my first thread after browsing for years. Thanks for all the value you all bring, it's sick.

I've built out about 30 LinkedIn accounts on Jarvee over the last 8 months by myself and I've learned a lot along the way. Right now I'm trying to scale up by using VA's and I'm finding that I'm getting a lot of accounts restricted.

Here's what I'm doing with my profiles:
- logging in from the same IP (via proxy) to populate profiles with info
- unique profile photos
- unique banner photos
- unique "about" section
- 3 job experiences
- university
- 10 interests
- 10 skills

Here are 3 possible things that I'm doing that could be leading to the restrictions
1. I'm buying the profiles from a 3rd party, then logging in via my proxy, which every time, the first time, it marks it as suspicious and makes me verify with my backup email.
2. LinkedIn is getting really good at detecting proxies and I need to step up my proxy game (I've tried HighProxies, MassProxy and GreenCloud VPS proxies and none of them are really able to stay logged in, could be a separate issue)
3. I'm too aggressive in my actions when the accounts are fresh. I don't think this is the case though, because I've had accounts get restricted after only like 4-6 connection requests and literally nothing else.

Here's an example of an account getting restricted
- some dude in Bangladesh creates the account Feb 1
- I buy the account from him, log into the account from a proxy (based in NYC) on March 15
- First time I log in I get prompted that it's suspicious. I have to verify with the backup email
- All good, I'm logged in
- I populate the account with unique information as stated above
- Turn on Jarvee (with proxy obviously) and after making 6 connection requests I get blocked.


Now that I've written it all out I think the answer would be me creating my own linkedin accounts instead of buying them, that would take out one variable... But I'm curious if anyone has any insight about how I can be more safe in getting these accounts up and running. Thanks!

update ?

I'm quite disappointed that nobody replied to your thread. From what I can tell, buying the accounts from a third party would be the issue here.

Its not uncommon for sellers to pull accounts or give you really fishy pages. Best of luck in your process and I hope to hear more about this.

Maybe aged account is the way to go

I believe you need to try LinkedIn aged accounts

That's rough. It's been a while so I hope you have it sorted out. For anyone else who might need it, the best way to avoid getting possibly bamboozled is by buying aged LinkedIn accounts. It's not foolproof but at the very least you have more security, so to speak. Bonus if you get those aged accounts from a reputable source. The Marketplace thread may be what you need in case anyone's made a posting selling their aged accounts. Alternatively, you can also try posting in the Want to Buy thread.

Multiple accounts on any social networking website are bound to get restricted sooner or later. It used to be easy in the past, but now creating a business around multiple accounts is highly risky.

why dont you try 4G proxies from private providers or sellers from market place here?