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Never. I always use a proxy for each all my accounts...martin@rootjazz wrote:Never come across that. Did you access from a new IP / proxy that what you normally do?
Yes it is phone verified, I needed to use my phone to unlock my account, but it is verified.martin@rootjazz wrote:your account is not phone verified.
Yes is the same... I'm the only one with this issue?martin@rootjazz wrote:The IP that was used to create the account is the same as you are using to use the account?
Yeah, that's it. But I'm not 100% sure If I had this same proxy when I created my account last year. Is this important? To have same exactly IP that I had when I create this account? Most IPs changed...martin@rootjazz wrote:so you manually created this account with the proxy
on creation you phone verified
you try and use the account with the creation proxy and get it locked almost straight away
I have 30 accounts, but for now I'm only testing 2 or 3 accounts.martin@rootjazz wrote:What are you doing with these accounts?
Tweeting?
Posting links?
???
Depends. If you created the account on a data centre IP, then logged in after a year on a different IP, that could trigger a verification depending on the distance between IPs.Yeah, that's it. But I'm not 100% sure If I had this same proxy when I created my account last year. Is this important? To have same exactly IP that I had when I create this account? Most IPs changed...
just basic following shouldn't trigger anything. If were aggressively posting, that would make sense in a way, but have not heard of this.The only action that I'm doing with that account was the follow action that I said in first post: