Since the update early June I’ve noticed new accounts are much more likely to get blocks, posting issues, PVs and banned pretty easily.
While the old school 4G creation and slow warmup still somewhat works it doesn’t seem to be nearly as effective anymore
I’d love to know everyone’s experiences in terms of changes or procedures they’ve been doing to successfully get accounts live and active with good success avoiding PVs and disablings.
I am not getting any blocks, neither like blocks nor follow blocks, also 0 pv’s most of the time. But I am getting like 1 account banned every 2 days, also on accounts that didn’t get 1 single block or pv… Didn’t happen before. I can’t see any pattern in proxies and account creation processes (I use both different proxies and different acc creation methods/ different providers), can’t see any pattern there. The only thing might be something in the settings, but can’t find what it could be…
I’m sure we’ll get a solution for all the problems we’re having, just takes time and patience 
Do you create them on your phone and then move them to some proxy provider with a different location?
This methode got my accounts banned since the update.
But creating them on my own proxies and automating them on my own proxies with the same location keeps them fine for me.
You create and run on the same proxies? Ipv6, ipv4, resi or 4g.
Yes, but they have been running fine for over a month without any blocks or pvs…
And I also have some that I created on the same proxies where I run them that got banned…
Me either, 16 MS accounts right now that started from 0 warming up just fine.
NO ban here so far creating them with the same proxy used on the mobile phone and also some proxy used on the software itself I mean a fresh new private datacenter, later on maybe moving them to the mobiles. I’ll create a few more tonight and let you know.
So the easiest way is to buy aged accounts, and than should be ok
Well you never know how those aged accounts were created so, making them myself was allways the best solution for me. You only have to rest the accounts longer after creation.
It’s not about the age of the account, it’s about how the account was created. There are many people selling “aged” accounts that are of the lowest quality (created on ipv6 dc for example)