RESIDENTIAL PROXY NO GOOD?

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Hi all, how many accs can I put on a static residential proxy?

and what happens if i go above that
 
I usually manage 5 accounts in parallel, but don’t log them in consecutively.
It’s normal for multiple family members to use Instagram on the same internet, but it’s unusual if many log in at the same time.
 
We know some agencies that actually run 200 accounts per residential Static IP. However, they have different time slots for each account to operate in.
 
It totally depends which accounts or social media accounts are you using . Residential Proxies are cheaper than private proxies
 
It depends on both the proxy quality and the quality of your accounts. So you have to check both.
 
Run as few as possible per account or else you risk them all getting banned when one gets hit
 
depends on your target proxy quality and the quality of your accounts.
 
I think it should only be kept at 3 accounts per IP. If it is pushed too high, the behavior is likely to be duplicated and the platform can be considered abnormal, and is easily checkpointed. In general, keep the number low to avoid unnecessary risks
 
Static resi is fine, but do not stack too many IG accounts on one IP. it **1 IP = 1–2 accounts max**. Once you start putting 3–5+ on the same static resi, IG begins connecting them, and you get more checkpoints, PVs, and trust drops.
Going above that does not instantly kill the accounts, but it makes them way easier to flag. Keeping it clean and separated is always safer in the long run.
 
Setting 3-5 at the same time is already the limit. No matter how many anti-detection tools you use, it will be difficult to help you.
 
A static residential proxy is usually safe for 1 3 accounts going beyond that increases the risk of blocks bans or the proxy getting flagged
 
Hi all, how many accs can I put on a static residential proxy?

and what happens if i go above that
Go with mobile proxies for social media accounts. If you are tight on budget - you can always make your own.
 
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