Facebook Proxy Site: IP Solution for Securely Managing Multiple Accounts

Why does Facebook's multi-account management always flop?

Recently, a lot of cross-border e-commerce friends have complained to me that the Facebook account they just registered was blocked within two days. A wholesale clothing boss is even worse, blocked five numbers in a row, so angry straight to the table. In the final analysis, this matter is eighty percent planted on the IP address -Facebook labels you a "bot" if you log in to multiple accounts from the same IP.The

Last week, I met a customer selling cell phone cases, he used a public proxy IP to save money, resulting in a dozen or so accounts in a collective death. Later changed a method, with ipipgo static residential IP, each account with a separate IP, more than half a year steady. This gap, to put it bluntly, is the IP quality decision.

How to choose a proxy IP without stepping into a pit?

There are two types of proxy IPs on the market.Data Center IPrespond in singingResidential IPFacebook operations should never touch data center IPs. If you're running a Facebook operation, don't touch data center IPs, which have long been flagged by the major platforms as being like going to a nightclub in a school uniform, where the security guards will arrest anyone they see.

ipipgo's.Dedicated Static Residential IPI've tested it in real life, and each IP is real home broadband with geo-location tagging. It's like having a local account for each account, the login behavior looks just like a real person.

Hands-on security matrix setup

Here's a real-world scenario, implemented with the ipipgo serviceThe principle of triple segregation::
1. Device isolation: fingerprints on different computers or browsers for different accounts
2. IP isolation: each account is bound to an independent static IP
3. Behavioral segregation: operate at random intervals, not as if clocking in and out at the same time

Specific operation: open 10 exclusive IPs in ipipgo background, each IP corresponds to an account. Clear cookies before logging in, it is recommended to use Firefox multi-open plug-in. The point is coming--Don't change your IP address after you bind it., Facebook is most annoyed with IPs jumping around.

Frequently Asked Questions First Aid Kit

Q: Can I still use an IP that has been blocked?
A: Throw it immediately! ipipgo's IP detection tool can check blacklist records, and it is recommended to screen it once a month.

Q: What should I do if I suddenly have to log in to more than one account?
A: Temporary add-on dynamic residential IP, stop when you run out. Be careful not to mix IPs with long-term accounts.

Q: How can I tell if the IP is dry?
A: Three-step verification method:
1. check whois information whether the residential IP
2. Checking risk values with the ipipgo testing tool
3. Actual login test (test account recommended)

Choose the right service provider for three years less

Having used seven or eight proxy services, ipipgo has two tricks that are particularly top notch:
The first is thatIP Purity Guarantee, new IPs go through three inspection levels before they are warehoused;
The second is thatFast after-sales responseThe last time I encountered an IP that was blocked by mistake, customer service replaced it with a new IP in 10 minutes.

Their traffic packages are also flexible and supportive of thepay per volumeIt's a good idea to get the best out of your business. Small teams just starting out, it is recommended to choose 5 IP starting package, and then slowly add when the account is raised. Remember.Don't buy shared IPs on the cheap, saving not enough money to buy a new number.

Lastly, I would like to make a final comment: Facebook is now checking more and more strictly, and last week a customer did not believe in the evil, and had to log in with an IP, and the result was that the number was not yet warmed up, and then cooled off. The result was that his number was not even warmed up, and he got cold before he was ready.A stable and reliable IP is a lifelineThis piece really can't be compromised.