Here’s your most concise response.
Completely unnecessary.
Wow.
You’re overthinking & overcomplicating it for no reason.
And it shows you have no experience on the platform.
How about grow one account & try a few things out before deciding to blow $1000/month+ hoping others will do the hard work for you to find success?
I would ask for a discount. Don’t know if they will give it to you, but you can always ask.
I understand that you have 31 staff members, and you want to teach them all how to use Jarvee, and you expect that this will go well? I am using this software already for some years, and I still learn new things almost every day.
You do not need mobile proxies from the Philippines, other countries are good also. And you can easily use more than 1 account on 1 proxy.
To answer your other questions; You can use 4 Instagram accounts on a home IP without proxies. Messaging 24 a day will work with good accounts. Verifying accounts by SMS you can do best with your own sim cards. Making your own accounts isn’t easy. I now use yahoo.com email addresses, real phone numbers (own sim cards) on a mobile IP…
I don’t need any proxies from the Philippines for my staff even though they physically reside in the Philippines? So proxies in China or America would work as well?
Yes, mobile proxies in other countries are also ok. And you can easily put 2 or 3 accounts on 1 proxy.
Do you have any proxy recommendations? These are the only 3 I’m aware of,
Luminati
Pricing: 40gb/month $12.5/gb
Annual cost: $6000/year
Geosurf
Pricing: 38gb/month $450/month
Annual cost: $5400/year
HighProxy
Pricing: $395/month for 150 proxies
Annual cost: $4740/year
You can look at the market place on this forum. I now use 💎 Mobile proxies • 20$ month - Happymedia.pro: Static, Rotating 4G/LTE Mobile Proxies
The first 2 examples you mention are very expensive. Your last example (highproxy) are datacentre proxies, not mobile proxies.
You should also think about your staff needing to have their computer on all day to run the software. And you probably need to use scrape accounts also (can be on datacentre IP’s).
Sorry noob but you do not know what you do not know
As previously stated start slow
Start with 4 accounts & see how it goes for 3 months
Why you want to start off the bat with such a large setup?
Why not start with one batch of 4 accounts that message other accounts and see how it goes after one week (or month) and then start adding more accounts.
I think is better to grow your setup gradually, rather than all at once.
You only want to use Jarvee to send 24 messages per account each day?
That can be done manualy,why not just have them load 4 accounts on their phone,which will be more safe than using Jarvee.
Also i dont know of any way Jarvee can accept or read pending messages,so if you have people Dm-ing your accounts,Jarvee will not be able to see these messaages.
Just use the Instagram phone app for this.
For 4 accounts only, why not use a mobile phone? No need of Jarvee and proxies
Just my 2cents here: don’t use yahoo emails - after some time. these email accounts can get banned. I would rather use gmx.com or onet.pl
gmx.com is the same as mail.com, same worthless company who banned all my email accounts after not logging in for more than a year. I lost about 50 very nice IG accounts because of them.
And with protonmail it is the same, they delete your account after not logging in for a while.
Yeahhh…there’s a lot other costs you’re going to consider if you’re a noob. You will for sure need to pay for some good emails, phone verifications, time, and Tylenol (I’m not joking), etc. If you’re starting out with that many accounts, I guarantee you that ALL of them will be banned and you will have to replace all of them. If you’re okay with that, here’s some other things you should consider in your budget:
Again, I’m with everyone else and don’t recommend doing this at all, but best of luck…
That’s why I loved rediffmails 
Didn’t saw it was two months ago tho 
Also rediffmail deletes your accounts after a while. The only providers I know not doing this are gmail and yahoo/aol. Yahoo is most easy to use, there security procedures are more predictable than gmail.
As @dimitri pointed out, those also have a shelf life.
If you want to hold valuable accounts for an “unlimited” time, always use your own domains. This way you do not need to worry about all this free email provider bullshit.
True that. What’s your take on IG creation with domain emails, @HenryCooper ?
@dimitri Do you have to enable android mail on each separate yahoo because that’s something I am battling right now?
The last time I made empirical tests about that specific topic was quite some time ago. Fresh accounts, especially now during election times, will have a hard time, no matter what email you use
Android? I just use the Yahoo webmail.
Yahoo requires both a phonenumber and a recovery email on the acocunt.
I always buy Yahoo PVA accounts, they already have a phonenumber.
When logging into the webmail for the first time Yahoo will ask you to add a recovery email. Always do that! I use own domains with catch all email addresses for that.That way I can easily create unlimited recovery emails.
With a login Yahoo sees as suspicious they will ask for verification, and you can always choose between a code sent to the phone number iin the account or to the recovery email address.
Yahoo is very predictable. You can always choose between the email and phone number. Gmail is different, if you do not own the phone number you can get into trouble if they think only the email address is not enough.
rediffmail offers the option to reactivate the email by paying a small fee (under 1$).
I reactivated some emails that got deleted and it works.