Twitter and residential ips

Guys, I was thinking of trying a rotating residential IPs provider with 10-20 twitter bots, see how it goes.
Do you think it's a bad idea since the IPs change every 5min? Did anyone try before?

I don't try it but I think u need to try to know if it's good or not!

If you change the ip in every 5 minutes, that will trigger account locks. That's not natural at all, especially when the location changes too to a geographically far away place. Tie each account to its own ip and change the ip only when it's unavoidable.

It would be a half-assed solution: using residential ips is good, rotating ips are not for this purpose.

Yea was thinking the same but cant find a decent provider with fixed IPs and wanted to test with only actions being retweet/like the main account.

It wouldn't be good at all. For this type of things, rotational IPs are not the best option. Add to that that there is gonna be an odd discrepancy in the location of those IPs

Residential IPs are great and have a high trust rating. However, rotating them every 5 minutes or every day is still a bad idea.

Try to think about it from a real social media user's perspective. Imagine i have a cable connection at home and me, my sister and mum uses twitter. We each have 2 personal accounts. That's 6 accounts set up on a single residential IP. Three of us could be logged in to our accounts and still not trigger any bans because we're using twitter normally. In a month's time, my IP refreshes and changes to a new one. We continue logging in to our accounts but yet twitter won't ban us because the algorithm detects our activity as normal usage.

But if i refresh my IP several times a day, it's going to put us under twitter's radar. And if one of us starts doing weird stuff like follow/unfollow users at an aggressive speed, the algorithm is definitely going to catch up.

You need to use your twitter as natural as possible. Having rotating residential IPs every 5 minutes is not natural at all. You will easily get noticed if you do this.

Loren

tertip said:

Yea was thinking the same but cant find a decent provider with fixed IPs and wanted to test with only actions being retweet/like the main account.

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i'm also looking for a good provider of residential twitter proxies.... someone plz stand up