fckfacebook
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Hello I am tyring to run multiple facebook marketplace profiles, do i need to have a seperate proxy for each account? like enter in a different proxy adress into each profile
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fckfacebook
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I am sorry, I don’t think I understand your question.
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StereotypicalNerd
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from the same provider you mean ? yes you can , just make sure not to use the same proxy in multiple accounts.
Dedicated static proxies is ur go to choice.
Dedicated static proxies is ur go to choice.
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You can buy proxies from different providers if you want, it’s up to you. Unless they have a minimum order policy.
For running 10 profiles, get mobile proxies from a marketplace seller and create 10 profiles in the antidetect browser with different proxies. Good luck.
MoonStarz
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it really depends in the proxy, if the proxy allow you to have different profiles or Ips per device you can use a single one but if the proxy only allow you one yeah you will have to use the proxy one device at the time, diconnect and reconnect the next device or account to the proxy with a new IP before connecting.
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Yes, it will be an issue to use all the accounts on the same IP address. That's said, you need rotating proxies.
If the proxy can be rotated, it can be used for multiple accounts.
For example, if the proxy rotation time is 10 minutes, you can use it for 6 accounts/hour. Just make sure you don't rotate the proxy while you're still logged into one account.
If the proxy can be rotated, it can be used for multiple accounts.
For example, if the proxy rotation time is 10 minutes, you can use it for 6 accounts/hour. Just make sure you don't rotate the proxy while you're still logged into one account.
proxytee
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- Jan 15, 2025
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Yes, you need each proxy for each profile. Each provider can supply a large number of proxies. Need to check IP with ipinfo or whoer before using it.
Fishoooo
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Yes, to run multiple Facebook Marketplace profiles safely, you’ll need a separate proxy for each account. This ensures each profile has a unique IP address, reducing the risk of detection or bans.
Using different proxies helps mimic real user behavior and keeps your accounts isolated.
Using different proxies helps mimic real user behavior and keeps your accounts isolated.
PYPROXY
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Yes, you can buy multiple proxies from same website, and each ip is different.
BalticProxy_Eu
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Facebook is strict with IP addresses checking, so you have to use a different proxy for each profile. Or you could use same proxy like a mobile proxy, but rotate the ip each time before you open the new profile, if you're careful this should be safe as well. Just don't use multiple profiles at the same time
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you will likely need 2 4g proxies to protect your accounts
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Can be obtained from the same website.
debiaseamerica8282
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Proxies alone are non-negotiable - otherwise your farm is too tempting. IPRoyal is your cheapest US residential play; pair it with GoLogin and you win. Ban risk is significantly reduced, the market remains open.
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just use a different proxy for each account and check the cleanliness of the server pool
_lostS0ul_
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Yes, you should use a separate proxy for each Facebook Marketplace profile to avoid linking them. Ideally, use residential or mobile proxies with consistent IPs for each account. Rotating or low-quality proxies can trigger verifications or bans.
ByteZero
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You need to use proxy + anti-detect browser to minimize the chances of getting blocked. Proxy alone will just mask your IP but you also have to mimic a real person's browser config. Try residential and mobile proxies with sticky session (so your IP doesn't auto change when you reload the page).