Twitter with IPV6 proxies
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I think twitter does not support ipv6 at all.
Bakidaki
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thats kinda what I thought too...
makes it really hard to get a residential proxie provider with only ipv4 ips tho
Bakidaki
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does brightdata provide IPV4 or do they provide only ipv6 and ipv4 combined if you maybe know?
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Brightdata would be my last choice because of how expensive they are.
What you could do is to use a few 4G proxies for account creation and after they are warmed up - slowly move them to cheaper DC proxies.
To find provider, open WTB thread.
Bakidaki
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does twitter support DC proxies? I moved away from them thinking twitter started blocking them completely.
I thought IPV6 is still safer than DC proxies, wow I may have been wrong this whole time
And do you suggest rotating DC proxies or private DC proxies?
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all socials support dc proxies, just be careful about using them - if you change your device or relogin - be sure to use 4G proxies, after that you can use DC again.
For example - right now Im running Instagram accounts on DC ipv6 proxies and for now - not a single account closed. But they are no good for logging into accounts or registering them.
Few weeks ago I was running 10 accounts on facebook using DC ipv6 and they all were fine until they were left without activity for a week or so, as soon as session was refreshed - they all were closed. So DC ipv6 can be used but usage must be monitored with care. DC ipv4 will have higher trust scores.
Think of this from social networks perspective - it takes fair amount of resources to check your IP on every request you make. So its only logical that they don't do it.
Bakidaki
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in my case, I already have my 2-5 months old twitter accounts that were not doing actions for the past 8 days and I want to start them again.
I am using twitterdub this whole time for them, so can I use DC proxies with them in your opinion?
because when I used Ipv6 residential proxies I got a lot of blocks
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Im not sure how could you even use ipv6 because twitter does not have AAAA records listed.
I would always warm up accounts using mobile 4g and only then move them to DC proxies. Resi proxies usually are oversaturated and I have failed to find resi proxy that has acceptable price/quality ratio.
I would always warm up accounts using mobile 4g and only then move them to DC proxies. Resi proxies usually are oversaturated and I have failed to find resi proxy that has acceptable price/quality ratio.
Bakidaki
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thank you for the advice.
do you recommend shared dc proxies or private dc proxies once warmed up?
same for 4g proxies do you recommend shared or private 4g proxies?
if that is true for residential proxies, means I wasted a lot of time and money trying to make them work for twitter because I only had bad results but I thought it couldnt be the proxies fault...
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If your skillset allows, you can build your own dc proxy by using ovh and their additional IPs, ovh dedi servers come with ~2$/ip single charge so in a longer run its quite cheap because you need to pay only once. Then there are providers like proxies.com which allow you get dc proxies that are semi shared for good price because they ask customers for what purpose proxy will be used and they tries to diversify the usage so there are no oversaturation for single social network.
4G can be shared because of its nature. You should open WTB thread for them to get good suggestions.
It can be your setup issue as well. Or proxies were oversaturated. Or both. Or neither of these things but something else. Nowadays botting social networks requires a lot of trial & error, keep throwing things at the wall till something sticks.
No time/money is wasted learning things.
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Don't waste your money on datacenter or residential proxies. For Twitter go with 4G proxies.
Bakidaki
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Wait so you can pay 2 USD once and have a private DC proxy for months?
will doIt can be your setup issue as well. Or proxies were oversaturated. Or both. Or neither of these things but something else. Nowadays botting social networks requires a lot of trial & error, keep throwing things at the wall till something sticks.
it might also be the accounts quality too (bought on acces.market)
if it works out in the end then its worth it, if it doesnt then its probably not
Bakidaki
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which ones do you recommend?
I would need paying per traffic used, not per number of threads
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check out the marketplace here, all you would need is 1 4G proxy for your needs. There are plenty of 4G proxy sellers. If you are USA based, get a USA 4G proxy.
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Yeah. Years actually. Ive bought some subnets when they were 1$/ip, about 5 years back.
My experience says that all accounts can be fixed to be in good shape, its about the warmup and actions during this period.
If it doesn't, you then know what does not work and sometimes its very valuable as well.if it works out in the end then its worth it, if it doesnt then its probably not
Bakidaki
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made a WTB thread, to see what people recommend.
based on that ill make my decision.
Thank you for your advice
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You're very much welcome!!made a WTB thread, to see what people recommend.
based on that ill make my decision.
Thank you for your advice
Bakidaki
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WOOOW. that was certainly a worth investment
that is very good news if true
yeah agree
Eupensel
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Why are residential proxies bad for Twitter?