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I've been trying to create accounts on the AOL email service using a proxy, but they have a very rigid system and it's almost impossible to do so. I've tried residential proxies and using my 4G mobile network, without success. I tested with Antidetect and Browser Automation Studio + Fingerprint, so I don't think it's a configuration issue. I can create multiple accounts on my own residential IP using BAS + Fingerprint, but all accounts are banned because they come from only one IP. I did some analysis and discovered that they use an IPQS system, which I think is why they're blocking any attempts to use another IP. Is there anything else I can try?
 
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Experienced same issues with AOL and Yahoo as well. I just bought some emails from marketplace for now.
 
have you already tried dedicated mobile proxies with IP rotation features? For setup, you might want to use a mobile phone (iPhone if you have a budget, a clean or reformatted). Never connect the phone to anything aside from your proxy.
 
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have you already tried dedicated mobile proxies with IP rotation features? For setup, you might want to use a mobile phone (iPhone if you have a budget, a clean or reformatted). Never connect the phone to anything aside from your proxy.
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I haven't tried it, but it wouldn't be feasible; the price for this type of proxy is high. I need a lot of IPs to create 100 accounts per week.
 
Thiagoxx98 said:
I haven't tried it, but it wouldn't be feasible; the price for this type of proxy is high. I need a lot of IPs to create 100 accounts per week.
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I see. There are some mobile proxy providers that offers a daily subscription or pay per use. Some even offer for 2 minutes per IP rotation. However, you need a good set up too, alongside with that. Hope that you find a solution and share it with us. Goodluck!
 
A better use of your time would be to purchase the accounts, they're very cheap and the sellers have usually mastered the sign up process
 
Thiagoxx98 said:
I've been trying to create accounts on the AOL email service using a proxy, but they have a very rigid system and it's almost impossible to do so. I've tried residential proxies and using my 4G mobile network, without success. I tested with Antidetect and Browser Automation Studio + Fingerprint, so I don't think it's a configuration issue. I can create multiple accounts on my own residential IP using BAS + Fingerprint, but all accounts are banned because they come from only one IP. I did some analysis and discovered that they use an IPQS system, which I think is why they're blocking any attempts to use another IP. Is there anything else I can try?
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the brightadata is my choice
 
Thiagoxx98 said:
I've been trying to create accounts on the AOL email service using a proxy, but they have a very rigid system and it's almost impossible to do so. I've tried residential proxies and using my 4G mobile network, without success. I tested with Antidetect and Browser Automation Studio + Fingerprint, so I don't think it's a configuration issue. I can create multiple accounts on my own residential IP using BAS + Fingerprint, but all accounts are banned because they come from only one IP. I did some analysis and discovered that they use an IPQS system, which I think is why they're blocking any attempts to use another IP. Is there anything else I can try?
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AOL checks a bunch of stuff (IP reputation, device fingerprint, behavior scores), so proxies and antidetect tools usually get spotted.
There’s no reliable, safe trick to mass-create accounts — trying to dodge their systems can get you permanently blocked or worse.
If you need real accounts, make them one at a time from clean devices and IPs and follow AOL’s rules.
 
Thiagoxx98 said:
I've been trying to create accounts on the AOL email service using a proxy, but they have a very rigid system and it's almost impossible to do so. I've tried residential proxies and using my 4G mobile network, without success. I tested with Antidetect and Browser Automation Studio + Fingerprint, so I don't think it's a configuration issue. I can create multiple accounts on my own residential IP using BAS + Fingerprint, but all accounts are banned because they come from only one IP. I did some analysis and discovered that they use an IPQS system, which I think is why they're blocking any attempts to use another IP. Is there anything else I can try?
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Use a real mobile proxy. rotate the IP between each account creation. use an antidetect browser and switch your fingerprint between each session. You shouldnt have any issues.
 
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