Proxies expire, sellers disappear, countries change. Moving is unavoidable, and there are two ways to do it: with a lost account and without.
Why moving is risky
An abrupt country change reads as a takeover, and the response matches: a code request, a logout, sometimes a restriction. Especially for an account that sat on one address for months — that is, exactly the accounts worth keeping.
An order that works
One: pick a new address in the same country, ideally the same region and the same type. Two: stop the account in advance, hours before, not mid-run. Three: switch, then let the account simply sit connected and do nothing for at least a day.
Four: return half the usual load, not all of it, and build back up over several days — the same way as during warm-up.
Signs the move failed
A code request on every login, a dropping session, restrictions on actions that used to pass. Each case is covered in code on every login and dropped sessions.
What not to do
Do not move the whole fleet in one day. Ten accounts changing country at once is not ten coincidences, it is one event. Spread it over days, a few at a time.
And do not move back if the new place feels wrong: a second change in a row is worse than the first. Give the account a week.
How to avoid the situation
Buy proxies on long terms and from someone who will still exist next month. This is the part of the budget where a long term wins on every axis — see what makes up the price.
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