Web 2.0 and VPN/ or Proxy

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I am planning on making a number of web 2.0 .(5 or so a day)
Using the same platform.

So I am trying to figure out the best way to do it, Spoke to someone and they suggested IPvanish. This is a vpn., would this do the job to reduce the chances of delation

or should I be looking at something else , and if yes. Then what else should I be looking for?

Thank you
 
Things You Need To Avoid Deletion Of Web 2.0 Properties

1. VPN
2. Different Email For Same Platform Which is Obvious You Can't Make Two Account With Same Email
3. Clear Cache Every Time Before Create New One Better To Use Incognito Mode in Chrome Or Tor Browser
 
I would go for a couple of private proxies. Ideally 5. This way you will use each proxy for 1-2 properties/day.
It's faster and safer than most VPNs.
 
I would go for a couple of private proxies. Ideally 5. This way you will use each proxy for 1-2 properties/day.
It's faster and safer than most VPNs.

Dont proxies get expensive? How does 5 proxies help if you want to make say 20-30 tumblr blogs?
What am I missing?
 
Dont proxies get expensive? How does 5 proxies help if you want to make say 20-30 tumblr blogs?
What am I missing?
If you get 5 private proxies and you make 5 blogs per day (on the same platform), you are using 1 IP / blog / day.
Next day another 5 blogs. Same IP, another day. ;)

What platform do you want to use?
 
If you get 5 private proxies and you make 5 blogs per day (on the same platform), you are using 1 IP / blog / day.
Next day another 5 blogs. Same IP, another day. ;)

What platform do you want to use?

My understanding is that you should only have 3 Tumblr blogs per IP Address.
So If i get 5 private proxies that means I get 5 ip address.. So in one month time I can make 15 tumblr blogs.
 
My understanding is that you should only have 3 Tumblr blogs per IP Address.
So If i get 5 private proxies that means I get 5 ip address.. So in one month time I can make 15 tumblr blogs.
Who told you that?

Plus, if that is true and your VPN ips get used by others for tumblr, what will happen? ;)
 
Who told you that?

Plus, if that is true and your VPN ips get used by others for tumblr, what will happen? ;)

I read it on here. But are you suggesting that If I were to buy 1 proxy I could make 1 tumblr account every day for 30 days
and be somewhat safe?
 
As long as you don't plan to spam (massive follow/unfollow/like, adult stuff, full of aff links) you will be fine.

Plus, you can schedule all your posts in one go on tumblr, so you won't have to login back often. ;)
 
I'm making web 2.0 on wordpress and blogger using the same email. I don't use any proxy.
In one account it allows making unlimited blogs. So I create around 10 web 2.0 blogs in one account. Is that risky?
 
I'm making web 2.0 on wordpress and blogger using the same email. I don't use any proxy.
In one account it allows making unlimited blogs. So I create around 10 web 2.0 blogs in one account. Is that risky?
Risky only if the account gets banned. You lose 10 blogs instead of one.
 
I'm making web 2.0 on wordpress and blogger using the same email. I don't use any proxy.
In one account it allows making unlimited blogs. So I create around 10 web 2.0 blogs in one account. Is that risky?

Definitely risky. No point chancing it. It's cheap as anything to buy 10 fresh proxies a month, $10-$20 outlay, so why bother taking chances?
 
reboot your modem everytime you register domain and you have a new ip
 
reboot your modem everytime you register domain and you have a new ip

are you for real with this advice? what country are you in? unless you're paying extra for a dynamic IP, 90% of UK and North American customers have static domains - rebooting their modem won't do anything.
 
reboot your modem everytime you register domain and you have a new ip

Thats What I have been doing. The only thing is I am trying to outsoure my Web 2.0 making to VA's who might not have that option.
 
So i noticed you can buy aged tumblr accounts, whic hahve been registered across multipe IP addresses.

What happens when I buy it, will i need to have a proxy/vpn when editing each account or is the ip hiding only relevant during the set up of each account?
 
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