New Accounts Getting Suspended Easily

[dnd916]

I've been having some fresh new accounts get suspended very early on while "warming" them up very conservatively... literally only like 15 likes or retweets per day, with very long pause intervals (1600-2400).

Based on that alone I can't see how Twitter could view that as something to suspend for. Makes me think it's something about the software that is being recognized, but my older aged accounts don't get suspended.

Could it be that I originally created the account through a proxy? I used a gmail address, just can't think of other reasons why these new conservative warming up accounts would be suspended.

[Bri]

I can't see it being the software. As the software works like a browser. I believe

Doesn't sound good. Seems like Twitter is clamping down

[martin@rootjazz]

how did you create the accounts?
with proxy?
manually? purchased?

are you using proxies with the created accounts? if so are they high quality or cheap?

[dnd916]

how did you create the accounts?
with proxy?
manually? purchased?

are you using proxies with the created accounts? if so are they high quality or cheap?

Yes I created with proxy in chrome with newly created gmail address.

Yes I use proxies, they are private proxies that I pay for, I get new ones each month.

I use these proxies for most of my accounts, 1 proxy per account, all the older accounts don't get suspended... new ones do though.

[martin@rootjazz]

can you run some tests.

Use some accounts only for searching for a week.
Use some for minimal follow like <10 a day.
Don't use some

Do they all still get banned? Some yes, some no? Which?