Changing Proxies?

[CADAHL]

So when I click "Assign a Proxy for Each Account" it makes each twitter account look as though when it is logged into it is from different computers. Is this correct? Twitter cannot track all your accounts back to one computer. Correct?

cadahl

[CADAHL]

Could you also give any advice as to private proxy servers. Is there any place you can recommend we buy them from?

Thanks,

cadahl

[Lively]

Hello CADAHL,

Yes. You are correct. If you assign a proxy for each account, then twitter.com server cannot track all your accounts back to one computer.

About private proxy, I think you can just search it from google, then you will find lots of providers. We don't think we can recommend any of them for you to buy, because we don't want all of our customers buy their private proxy from the same provider. Looking forward to your understanding and support. Thanks.

Sincerely,

Lively in Tweet Following 7*24 Hours Support Team

[CADAHL]

Could sending friend requests from many accounts from the same proxy cause twitter to suspend the accounts OR is it that they suspend one of the accounts for some other reason which then causes all the accounts to be suspended coming from the same proxy?


Thanks for your time and quick responses

cadahl

[Lively]

Could sending friend requests from many accounts from the same proxy cause twitter to suspend the accounts OR is it that they suspend one of the accounts for some other reason which then causes all the accounts to be suspended coming from the same proxy?


Thanks for your time and quick responses

cadahl

Hi CADAHL,

Twitter.com changes their suspending policy for their accounts all the time.
So I think you can just try it to make sure of that by yourself.

Sincerely,

Lively in Tweet Following 7*24 Hours Support Team

[CADAHL]

I bought several shared proxies but none of them work when I try to use them with your software. The free public proxys work (other than extremely slow) but the ones I bought do not work. I guess I want to see if you have any idea why they do not work with the twitter friend adder software.

Here is an example of what I bought 74.55.61.131 61336 When I try to add it into manage proxys it fails and says
16:18:50 Warning [1/1] Removed proxy:.

cadahl

[Lively]

I bought several shared proxies but none of them work when I try to use them with your software. The free public proxys work (other than extremely slow) but the ones I bought do not work. I guess I want to see if you have any idea why they do not work with the twitter friend adder software.

Here is an example of what I bought 74.55.61.131 61336 When I try to add it into manage proxys it fails and says
16:18:50 Warning [1/1] Removed proxy:.

cadahl

Hello CADAHL,

Are the proxies which you bought HTTP proxies?
Please notice that our program doesn't support socks proxy now.
However, this feature is in our TODO list.
We will try to find a solution to implement it.
Looking forward to your patience. Thanks.

Sincerely,

Lively Tweet Following 7*24 Hours Support Team

[CADAHL]

The problem with the proxies I bought is that they must be authenicated every time you use one. What I mean is they give you a username and password so when you change the ip on your computer before it changes the ip you must put in a username and password. With the twitter friend adder I cannot put in a ussername and password for the proxies so they do not work.

In your experience with private proxies do most companies just give you the proxy id to use or do they make you somehow authenticate every time.

Is there any way around this?

cadahl

[CADAHL]

Twitter is just looking for the login proxy ip correct? So if I could figure out how to do it fast enough I could change the proxy ip on my computer before every twitter friend adder browser I open up and start adding friends to. Am I correct in my thinking?

[Lively]

The problem with the proxies I bought is that they must be authenicated every time you use one. What I mean is they give you a username and password so when you change the ip on your computer before it changes the ip you must put in a username and password. With the twitter friend adder I cannot put in a ussername and password for the proxies so they do not work.

In your experience with private proxies do most companies just give you the proxy id to use or do they make you somehow authenticate every time.

Is there any way around this?

cadahl

For authenicated proxies, you should use this format for the proxy host part in our program: username#password@ip

Twitter is just looking for the login proxy ip correct? So if I could figure out how to do it fast enough I could change the proxy ip on my computer before every twitter friend adder browser I open up and start adding friends to. Am I correct in my thinking?

Twitter changes their server side program all the time.
So we really can't make sure whether they only are only looking for your login ip.
However, just try it by yourself to make sure of that please.

Sincerely,

Lively Tweet Following 7*24 Hours Support Team