Question regarding twitter botting?

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dutchie

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What's up BHW? Long time member, but I've always been very inactive. Consistent lurker though.

Long story short, I wanna get into the botting aspect of Twitter marketing even though I recognize I'm a year or 2 too late. It's worth a shot. I have a bot I plan on purchasing but my question is should I make the accounts on a proxy or should I make them from my home IP before throwing them on a VPS with proxies? And should I use the same phone # for all the accounts? I understand that Twitter has anti-botting measures now by constantly asking people to verify when they detect you're logging into accounts from different IPs.
 
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Bump. I need to know if I can register my several accounts from my home IP and throw a proxy on them AFTER. Or will that set off the email/phone verification process? Someone help please
 
Run the accounts on the proxy they are created on. Creating them on a home IP then botting on a proxy will trip all sorts of Twitter alarms.
 
Thanks for the answer.

Is it possible to create them all on a proxy on a VPS? Not sure if I should run the proxies on my home IP on Chrome, create the accounts, then run them on the VPS?...or do the entire process on a VPS?

Also, would the best way to create the accounts on a proxy just be applying the proxy to Chrome?
 
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dutchie said:
Thanks for the answer.

Is it possible to create them all on a proxy on a VPS? Not sure if I should run the proxies on my home IP on Chrome, create the accounts, then run them on the VPS?...or do the entire process on a VPS?

Also, would the best way to create the accounts on a proxy just be applying the proxy to Chrome?
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Couldn't tell ya, I've never used a VPS, but as long as you create the account through the proxy it doesn't matter which box you use to do it twitter only sees the proxy IP really.

There are a million ways to use proxies but yeah setting Chrome up to use them is one way. Also good process / procedure is to clear all cookies between each account creation so twitter has a harder time tracking you.
 
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Twitter has anti-botting measures now by constantly asking people to verify when they detect you're logging into accounts from different IPs.
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You answered your question right here. You need to be using one vps, one proxy, one computer, one everything. I've been email verifying logins on an account for a week because i logged in one time with a different ip address
 
dutchie said:
Thanks for the answer.

Is it possible to create them all on a proxy on a VPS? Not sure if I should run the proxies on my home IP on Chrome, create the accounts, then run them on the VPS?...or do the entire process on a VPS?

Also, would the best way to create the accounts on a proxy just be applying the proxy to Chrome?
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Make sure you delete cookies between creating each account with something line CCleaner.

(Sorry just seen HammerDownTom put the same thing)
 
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It's never late, man!

Create your own accounts using the same proxy that you will be using for the bot later. Use real SIM cards for for phone verification. Don't create and don't run more than 3 accounts on the same proxy and the same phone number. Start slow, don't push it too hard!
 
Ok well my only question is ..

Is it ok to create the email accounts associated with my twitter accounts from my home IP? I plan to run like 20 accounts. So I need 20 different emails. And I plan to use Google Voice for the phone verification. Only using U.S. proxies.
 
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dutchie said:
Ok well my only question is ..

Is it ok to create the email accounts associated with my twitter accounts from my home IP? I plan to run like 20 accounts. So I need 20 different emails. And I plan to use Google Voice for the phone verification. Only using U.S. proxies.
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Yes emails dont matter so much.I would like to know where did you buyed the proxies? Im looking for some private proxies for Twitter too.
 
I didn't buy the proxies yet. This is my first time ever running anything on a VPS or owning a VPS for that matter. As I get more comfortable with the software and the logistics of things I'll throw proxies on there

My only question now is does anyone know why the bot cant connect to my account's emails via the IMAP thing? I made sure I enabled IMAP on the email accounts. Put the correct info in the bot, and I still get an error message. I'm using Gmail.

Incoming Mail (IMAP) Server - Requires SSL
imap.gmail.com
Port: 993
Requires SSL:Yes
Outgoing Mail (SMTP) Server - Requires TLS
smtp.gmail.com
Port: 465 or 587
Requires SSL: Yes
Requires authentication: Yes
Use same settings as incoming mail server
 
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