This is sending me nuts - Is there a solution?

The_Major

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I'm really having a tough time, I can't work this footprint problem out. I currently use ccleaner and advanced system care 5, also in combination with HMA. I also kill all my flash cookies too with flash cookie cleaner, still I keep loosing my profiles, it's killing my business. Is it because of my footprints I leave on the site as I have to do some uploading? And if so is there any software that can help :) Thank you
 
Clean cookies or not, spammy profiles/acounts always get banned.
 
These are not spammy profiles, they're well thought out. They're profiles for real people who work for me as escorts in the UK.
 
HMA proxies are well known.
Try private Proxies or it could be you content/subject matter.
 
I'd need more details, BUT . . . I would guess it's you're proxies.
 
clean cookies, browser history, change IP, and close browser - then restart.
 
I would suggest maybe buying some private proxies that are static. Use on proxy per profile only.
 
This might be due to the content quality or may be you should try cleaning out your cookies, i cant come up with any more things right now.
 
do the *location* of your proxy IPs (one per account, right?) match the locations posted in the profiles? if not, that could be one way they're detected as spammy
 
I'd vote it's proxies also. Whilst your profiles might not be spammy, with HMA everyone shares a large pool of IPs right? So there's nothing to guarantee someone else ain't using the same IP to create spammy profiles and yours get taken down in the crossfire.

Like someone suggested earlier: try some private (non-shared) proxies.
 
you must customize CCleaner settings bcause is set to "only delete cookies older than 24 hrs by default"...also play with the settings of your browser make sure everything is wiped off each time you close your browser...try also some scripts in C-prompt to keep you system as clean as you can
 
as some people said it might be the combination of "bad" proxies and/or non-matching location of your proxies and what you've typed. Have you tried using vmware with a fresh proxy after ccleaner? Some people say using a virtual machine might help. I've yet to try it myself though.
 
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