klique
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- Mar 31, 2011
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I'm assuming they were datacenter proxies? IG blocks as large amount of datacenter proxies from registering, the IPs were probably good for just running accounts. Tbh, if you were buying proxies for creating accounts, the better ones to use would be mobile or residential proxies. Creating accounts with datacenter proxies works sometimes, but you're starting out with a lower trust score right off the top from registering with a proxy from a datacenter and not a mobile "device" or resident. Just some food for thought for your future registration practices.thanks for the tip... but what is the point of that from the customer's POV? registering 10 instagram accounts from my home ip will flag all these accounts.