Your recent FollowLiker settings?

PeteAFC

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I know this has been discussed in some length previously but as Instagram is forever changing it's sensitivity I wanted to know about current settings of others.

I currently run per account:

300-600 follows
300-600 unfollows (after 2 days)
400-1000 post likes
10-70 comments

I use a delay of 30 secs to 60 secs for each apart from comments where I use 100-200 seconds.

I believe that we worry too much about the delays being large but as long as the software interacts with the amount of followers and posts as we define per day what's the big problem?

I'm interested to push the post likes up to a maximum and know how many we can achieve per day. I was thinking about trialing a 1000-2000 likes per day with 100-200 second delay but haven't yet committed.
 
I'd get rid of comments.
Why?

I've been botting comments for months now & have NEVER had a problem. If done properly - meaning you don't comment 400 times a day with 3 one word comments - it's perfectly safe. It's a great way to get additional followers & engagement.
 
I'd get rid of comments.
I agree that commenting is risky, but I have absolutely no problems with my settings. I'm looking to push the likes up as much as I can and also wondering about others settings.
 
Why?

I've been botting comments for months now & have NEVER had a problem. If done properly - meaning you don't comment 400 times a day with 3 one word comments - it's perfectly safe. It's a great way to get additional followers & engagement.
Exactly. I have no problem with my settings.
 
I know this has been discussed in some length previously but as Instagram is forever changing it's sensitivity I wanted to know about current settings of others.

I currently run per account:

300-600 follows
300-600 unfollows (after 2 days)
400-1000 post likes
10-70 comments

I use a delay of 30 secs to 60 secs for each apart from comments where I use 100-200 seconds.

I believe that we worry too much about the delays being large but as long as the software interacts with the amount of followers and posts as we define per day what's the big problem?

I'm interested to push the post likes up to a maximum and know how many we can achieve per day. I was thinking about trialing a 1000-2000 likes per day with 100-200 second delay but haven't yet committed.

I see nothing wrong with those settings, but I think you're smoking crack if you plan on doing 2000 likes a day.

Think about it - there are 86400 seconds in a day. In order to do 2000 likes, you'd need to double tap every 43 seconds. ALL DAY LONG. Is that natural?

I have never been able to get over 1200 / day. More than a few days running over 1000 & I ALWAYS get a 24 hour like ban.
 
I see nothing wrong with those settings, but I think you're smoking crack if you plan on doing 2000 likes a day.

Think about it - there are 86400 seconds in a day. In order to do 2000 likes, you'd need to double tap every 43 seconds. ALL DAY LONG. Is that natural?

I have never been able to get over 1200 / day. More than a few days running over 1000 & I ALWAYS get a 24 hour like ban.
Good math and yes I agree. 1200 seems like a good number. I always leave a lot of room to keep the result random. It often tends to result in the low end of my range normally. Do you use a day off on FL?
 
I see nothing wrong with those settings, but I think you're smoking crack if you plan on doing 2000 likes a day.

Think about it - there are 86400 seconds in a day. In order to do 2000 likes, you'd need to double tap every 43 seconds. ALL DAY LONG. Is that natural?

I have never been able to get over 1200 / day. More than a few days running over 1000 & I ALWAYS get a 24 hour like ban.

Exactly.

At the end of the day, your account still has to seem somewhat natural to Instagram.

I keep my settings pretty safe -

Follows 250 - 500 (30 - 60s)
Unfollows 250 - 500 (30 - 60s) (after 1 day)
Likes 300 - 600 (20 - 40s)

Program running 11 hours per day.
 
Good math and yes I agree. 1200 seems like a good number. I always leave a lot of room to keep the result random. It often tends to result in the low end of my range normally. Do you use a day off on FL?

I use weeks off, to be honest. Not that I'm worried - a day off is perfectly safe. I just like to run a round of follows - let people see I'm following for a while before unfollowing. I've found they're more likely to stick around that way.
 
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