twitter robot follow service ,need help!

I generate a large number of twitter accounts myself. In the past two years, I have been generating twitter accounts and selling them, but recently changed my attention. I want to turn them into follower services. I use these accounts as robots and follow other users, similar to SMM panel twitter follower services, but my account will be suspend within 2 days after follow , I don't know what's wrong. I need help
1. I can produce a large number of accounts without any problems
2. I configured different IP addresses for each account, then paid attention to other accounts, and then the account was frozen
I don't know what needs to be modified. I would appreciate it if the provider of SMM twitter service could help me.

I've been working for weeks, but they've been suspended. I don't have a clue. Can anyone help me?

If all the accounts are following the same accounts its way too easy to be detected. You need a larger pool of accounts so not all the same accounts are following one at the same time. Also your proxy quality is probably low considering how many you need.

AquaticGamer said:

If all the accounts are following the same accounts its way too easy to be detected. You need a larger pool of accounts so not all the same accounts are following one at the same time. Also your proxy quality is probably low considering how many you need.

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My proxy are mobile 4G proxy or WiFi proxy. These proxy are used to register twitter. There is no problem.
About follow accounts I have mixed other accounts, such as fixed follow 2 accounts, and then randomly add 8 accounts, a total of 10, but it still has no effect

Damn it, I can't bypass this detection. It's only possible not to be suspended when the people I follow are completely random, but it's hard for me to add followers to an account

Are you using the same browser all the time?

If yes, that could be the reason why you're being detected.

Could be anything.

could be proxie finger prints, browser cache, follower detection from twitter