Using proxies to evade bans

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Hello everyone. I have a question regarding platforms in general but specifically onlyfans IP bans. Is it possible to evade a permanent ban on this platform, if your goal is to become a creator not simply browse the platform.
My tehnique was using residential rotating proxies + antidetect browser, different Gmail, different credentials, different bank details.. but somehow upon verifying I still got suspended. Can anyone tell what detection vector might have caused this to happen. Is it possible to get back on the platform as a creator using this method?
 
I would not use rotating in a high frequency interval, your just asking for trouble. Use sticky/static residential IP and be careful your real IP never leaks (use kill switch with Residential VPN). If logging in with multiple accounts use separate browsers in private mode and on different static IP.
 
I think it is possible when they ask you to send pictures with your phone to verify the third party service, it leaks my ip, and the Google account used on my phone. Anyone had succes with creating new accounts for permanently banned models? Succes story would give me a bit more hope
 
static residential or rotating residential better for managing accounts? Mobile proxies might be too expensive alternative for long term right now
 
For IP bans specifically, it's borderline impossible to get banned through mobile proxies using IPs from Network Providers. It's sort of how websites treat and handle IPs coming form these providers that minimize it to the chances of IP bans to the max. You can still get banned for other things though, of course.
 
It all depends on the type of work you aww doing. In most cases residential proxies will suffice. If you need to access multiple accounts with the same proxy then mobile is the way to go. In the real world , network providers will NAT mobile IPs to a single radio tower so it's only natural for end users to appear from the same IP.
 
I would definitely use a Static Residential proxy instead of rotating as you want to login with the same IP everytime, this will raise less red flags.
 
Static or mobile seems to be the best proxies for managing accounts on long term without raising red flags, or maybe someone said if you get proxies from a provider that has rotating proxies from the same city it might not trigger algoritm as fast.
 
I've encountered this problem before. My decision was simple. I changed the proxy and browser. In my case, everything began to work as it should. The browser I currently use is Gologin, if this may be of interest to you
 
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