- Feb 23, 2013
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Hello
I was wondering how long do you warm up your twitter accounts before starting actions?
Currently using a 2010 account that I phone verified, and it seems that after logging with fresh fingerprint and my home residential IP, I can tweet and it's all good, unless I upload a picture or post a link, then I instantly get reply deboosted. This is without properly warming up the account, only doing some likes and retweets after logging in, same day.
So I'm assuming I need to warm up the account for a few days doing normal actions cause after first logging into the account from new IP twitter marks it as a suspicious login asking verification (e-mail or number), so I think this puts the account under close supervision for malicious activities for a few hours/days?
My intention is to be able to preferrably post links and/or pictures, a couple of posts per day ( 3-5 ) per account.
If anyone could provide some more insight or just share your way of warming up the accounts, I would greatly appreciate it!
I was wondering how long do you warm up your twitter accounts before starting actions?
Currently using a 2010 account that I phone verified, and it seems that after logging with fresh fingerprint and my home residential IP, I can tweet and it's all good, unless I upload a picture or post a link, then I instantly get reply deboosted. This is without properly warming up the account, only doing some likes and retweets after logging in, same day.
So I'm assuming I need to warm up the account for a few days doing normal actions cause after first logging into the account from new IP twitter marks it as a suspicious login asking verification (e-mail or number), so I think this puts the account under close supervision for malicious activities for a few hours/days?
My intention is to be able to preferrably post links and/or pictures, a couple of posts per day ( 3-5 ) per account.
If anyone could provide some more insight or just share your way of warming up the accounts, I would greatly appreciate it!
