Accounts got banned in batches, even though each had its "own" proxy
💬 A media buying team assigned a separate residential IP to each of its 40 profiles. Right type, matching geo, unique addresses. A few days into the campaign, mass bans.
🔍 What we found:
The problem was behavior, not the IP. Every port ran on the same rotation interval, and all profiles were launched at the same time – IPs changed in sync, actions ran from the same script. To an antifraud system, 40 accounts changing IPs at the same moment read as automation, not 40 real people.
⏩ What we did:
▪️ set a separate rotation interval for each port;
▪️ staggered profile launches over time.
💡 Takeaway: a separate IP per account is half the solution. The other half is making sure accounts don't behave identically.
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