Choosing proxies for multiple accounts
Operators who run many accounts for themselves or for clients care about two things: each account keeps its own address, and the addresses are not obviously related.
One account, one address
Give each account a static IP and keep it. A changing address makes the same account appear from many places, which platforms treat as a signal. ISP addresses are registered to consumer providers and are the usual choice for account work.
Dedicated, not shared
A shared address is used by several customers, and the behaviour of the others can affect how a platform treats it. For accounts that matter, use a dedicated plan.
Spread the batch
If you buy many addresses at once, look at how many fall in the same /24 block. Addresses in one block are neighbours, and platforms can judge a block as a unit.
Match the location
Choose the country and city the account claims to be in. Keep the browser time zone and language consistent with it, and pair each address with its own browser profile.
Follow the platform rules
Each platform has terms about multiple accounts. Read them. Our acceptable use policy applies in addition.
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Put it into practice
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