Twitter and Jarvee

Hey guys. I'm using Jarvee and around a dozen Twitter accounts but I can't seem to get it to follow enough accounts each day. The numbers are set high enough so that around 700 or 800 should be followed in a day but I rarely get over 200. I've checked Extracted Users for each account and there are plenty there ready to be followed.

I spoke to Jarvee and they suggested turning everything off but Follow. I did this, no better. They suggested having either Follow or Unfollow running, not both simultaneously, but that didn't help either.

Can anyone suggest what could be wrong? I have valid proxies with no more than one or two accounts per proxy.

same issue here
I do Retweet , LIKE , follow , unfollow
it should work as I was doing it 3 months before twitter start suspending accounts

Did you try changing proxy provider?

I've had no problems with the proxies, and it's not like there are failures or suspensions or anything, there just aren't enough accounts being followed and unfollowed.

Like I say I have already made sure there are enough accounts extracted from source accounts ready to be followed, Jarvee just isn't doing enough of them each day. It has nothing to do with who the accounts are. And this is over the whole of the profiles I have being managed in Jarvee, not just one. I've changed all kinds of options, sent screenshots of what those options are to Jarvee and they haven't been able to suggest anything that helps.

maybe all your accounts have been flagged and ig has set a huge delay on all your account fearures .

how old are the accounts in years and was they warmed up slowly

ig is know about long delays and slow settings as the ban rate very heigh .

if the proxys are all on the same ip class a ban will happen on them all or delay restrictions .

try diffrent proxys if not account flaged

not heard of any bot reports at all on this problam, must be account restrictions or ip restrictions in delays.

It isn't Instagram it's Twitter, and they are a variation of accounts ranging from older than five years to recently created. But this isn't a Twitter issue, it's not that Jarvee is attempting to follow and Twitter prohibiting, Jarvee simply isn't following the number of accounts it should be each day.

To recap:

The proxies are all on different IPs, I've had my internet speed increased but that didn't solve the issue, there are either one or two accounts per proxy, the accounts aren't flagged - if I click manually I can follow up to 1000 so this is a Jarvee issue, these are Twitter accounts not Instagram.

There must be someone who has experienced a similar issue.

Sounds like you need to persevere with jarvee support, asked to get bumped to technical support rather than first line support - surprised they didn't do it automatically when they couldn't help.

There should be no problem at all to at least try and follow however many (x) you request

Yeah I think maybe you're right, Rootjazz. To be fair Jarvee have replied a number of times, but it's someone different each time and it doesn't seem like they read through the previous list of messages before responding. I hoped perhaps this was an issue someone on here might have experienced but maybe not.

If I do get to the bottom of it I'll comment on this thread in case it helps someone in the future.

oomocks said:

Yeah I think maybe you're right, Rootjazz. To be fair Jarvee have replied a number of times, but it's someone different each time and it doesn't seem like they read through the previous list of messages before responding. I hoped perhaps this was an issue someone on here might have experienced but maybe not.

If I do get to the bottom of it I'll comment on this thread in case it helps someone in the future.

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You have to understand how support works. 99/100 support requests are basic questions the user could have found themselves with a simple search, so for popular products the first line of support is to handle these and block these basic requests from wasting time of tech support / the developers. First line support probably have targets to hit of how many support requests they need to handle / reply to, so probably don't read through the history. IT doesn't help when people do not provide the full information each time, or just write "this doesn't work". In order for support to help you, you need to help them.

Detail your issue clearly.
Specify what is not working,
specify what you expect to happen
Provide evidence why you think things are not working / logs / screenshots.
If have given information before, state so, so they know to look through it (or just provide it again)
If have had multiple support attempts to solve the issue and it is becoming clear, firstline support don't have the knowledge or resources to investigate further, then just ask politely to be put through to tech support, who have more time and skill to investigate further.

Good luck

i think it was tech support I was through to and have sent lots of screenshots and specific details. I think the problem is it's been over a succession of emails as they ask for further details about this or that. I think you're right though, and when I reach out again I'll make sure to recap all that has previously been covered in each email.

you fix this problem already OP?i have also occured that problem in my mass planner using IG.

oomocks said:

i think it was tech support I was through to and have sent lots of screenshots and specific details. I think the problem is it's been over a succession of emails as they ask for further details about this or that. I think you're right though, and when I reach out again I'll make sure to recap all that has previously been covered in each email.

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That will definitely help. Honestly, you probably shouldn't need to, but I know I am guilty of it myself. Even if you don't recap, just include a small note "we have gone over lots of things aleady, please check history".

Yeah that's a good point. I'll try again with them next week and see how it goes.

Hey everyone, to keep you guys in the loop here's the text from the email I just sent to Jarvee support. As recommended in here I recapped absolutely everything I have tried and what was recommended by Jarvee staff to try to find out what exactly is causing the issue on all accounts. I'll let you know what they come back with as I'm sure other people will have similar issues already, or indeed in the future.



"Just to recap everything that has already been covered, I've tried everything you have suggested over a number of different accounts and I'm still getting nowhere near the follower numbers I should be every day.

I've tried only following, then unfollowing. I am not receiving errors. I am not following any Instagram accounts or any others platforms, only Twitter. I am using Jarvee with less than 20 Twitter profiles. They are all run on paid-for, Twitter specific proxies. The computer is turned on 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. I have made sure there are always enough extracted accounts ready to be followed. I have tried shutting down all other functions apart from follow. I have changed the wait time between to 20 - 30 minutes, and a variety of other delays. I have tried unchecking the random sleep time. I have upgraded my internet speed. I have ensured that the spec of my computer is completely within the range Jarvee recommend to run this number of accounts.

So that is everything you have previously recommended and still I am getting nowhere with this. On accounts that should be following up to 700 new accounts a day I never get more than 200, and mostly less than 100. So please, could you tell me what it is I need to do to fix this issue."

You've probably got delays set too high somewhere.

Not only are the delays not set too high, or any other incredibly obvious issue, but as stated above Jarvee themselves looked over all setting and said they should work fine. The problem has now been passed up the chain and all logs exported so hopefully whatever the issue is, will be identified soon.

I was actually having similar issues before too heh. Part of the problem was my PC was shitty, and running too many accounts. It's probably some kind of Jarvee bug.

oomocks said:

Not only are the delays not set too high, or any other incredibly obvious issue, but as stated above Jarvee themselves looked over all setting and said they should work fine. The problem has now been passed up the chain and all logs exported so hopefully whatever the issue is, will be identified soon.

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I already checked this with Jarvee too. The processor power necessary to run the accounts and they said that wasn't the issue either. I'm getting a custom machine built just for Jarvee but the current dilemma is driving me crazy. These are the recommended specs Jarvee sent for number and type of accounts you're running, but the guy putting together my bespoke machine said Jarvee isn't set up to assign multiple cores effectively, so recommended 4 cores and a faster clock speed.

For Instagram:
Between 1 - 30 accounts:
             - 2 Cores CPU
             - 4 GB Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.

Between 30 - 70 accounts:

             - 4 Cores CPU
             - 6 Gb Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.

Up to 70 - 150 accounts:

             - 6 Cores CPU
             - 8 Gb Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.
Up to 150 - 250 accounts:

             - 8 Cores CPU
             - 12 Gb Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.

For the other Social Networks:
Between 1 - 30 accounts:
 
             - 4 Cores CPU
             - 8 GB Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.
 
Between 30 - 70 accounts:

             - 6 Cores CPU
             - 16 Gb Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.
 
Up to 70 - 150 accounts:

             - 8 Cores CPU
             - 16 Gb Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.

Up to 150 - 250 accounts:

             - 10 Cores CPU
             - 32 Gb Ram
             - SSD Hard drive.

To recap on this ongoing issue, I fully recommend everyone to buy an alternate app rather than Jarvee. The whole customer service team were willing and attempting to help until I got stuck with a travesty called Sergei. Not only was he rude and unwilling to track back through previous info, but he then prevented me from being able to deal with any of the actually helpful team members. What a disgrace!