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I am a n00b when it comes to proxies, VPN's and all this. I want to learn enough to create + maintain accounts, so then if one goes down I can create another one without being *linked* to first one. I know how to get cards and aged accounts but all the info on best practices to use accounts without linking is too much, some say proxies some say use 4g router some say use home router all I need to know is what is best way not worrying about price to safely and efficiently maintain accounts without giving social media or Paypal ability to link accounts.
 
some say proxies some say use 4g router some say use home router all I need to know is what is best way not worrying about price to safely and efficiently maintain accounts

The general consensus is that 4G Mobile proxies are the best (working) for social media at the moment.

However, you can use any type or proxy/router setup you want. All you have to do (actually) is to not link your accounts by the IP address. Basically, you don't want two accounts to share the same IP address.

This is the bottom line: each account should be "isolated" from a connection standpoint from the other accounts.
 
The general consensus is that 4G Mobile proxies are the best (working) for social media at the moment.

However, you can use any type or proxy/router setup you want. All you have to do (actually) is to not link your accounts by the IP address. Basically, you don't want two accounts to share the same IP address.

This is the bottom line: each account should be "isolated" from a connection standpoint from the other accounts.
IP is all that matters yes, not dns server or anything else in terms of connections. Also with 4g the IP is *always* changing, do you recon this is a red flag to social media companies - me accessing FB and running ads with new 4g ip every other day

Thanks for reply!!!!!!!!!
 
First of all, its either 4g or residential proxies for Instagram. They allow you to appear as a real user (due to the nature of their IPs), thus helping you to avoid being detected. Of course, you're right on "seperating" accounts from one another, especially if you're using 3d party apps or anything like that. This way if one of the accounts gets detected and banned, the others will follow, as they're all linked to the same IP address.

Pleading with their support won't do much good, as they don't really care about such cases (and you're in the wrong anyways).
 
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