Need advice for proxies

milsou

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Hey guys

I would like to simulate traffic with a bot but I need lots of proxies. Shared or not...
Can you advice me a service for lots of proxies... more that 1000
Thanks
 
Go to the Market place Proxies For Sale section there's plenty of reputable and reliable proxies services. Personally I'd check out Squidproxies because their price is one of the most reasonable and they do have something like a 20-25% special discount for BHW members.
 
it depends on site for which you are boting.
residential proxies are best for long term usage.
for short term burnouts semi-dedicated proxies or reverse proxies are enough.
 
Well ... I need to simulate a buzz for a youtube video. I need to get traffic from everywhere
 
Well ... I need to simulate a buzz for a youtube video. I need to get traffic from everywhere
OP search for backconnect proxies with big pools, you will find them in BHW marketplace. Else you can buy views from reseller if you want in bulk.
 
If you simulate traffic, you will need a large proxy pool.

You don't need private proxies, virgin IPs or residential proxies because you will not connect any accounts trough your proxies. [You just need hits from thoese IPs ;)]

Therefore, you should go for cheap shared proxies to cover the largest IP pool for your budget. Remember, you need as many unique IPs as possible.

So, look for cheap proxies, and look either to rotate your providers every couple of months or buy from several providers and create your own pool of IPs.
 
could you tell us the purpose of using the proxies ?
if you just need them for youtube , you should be smart and you an IPV6 proxies to save your money .

you can visit marketplace for that purpose

good luck
 
Check out SENuke, it has a "crowd searcher" feature that does exactly what you are looking for, the proxies and everything are neatly packaged so you don't have to get your hands dirty with proxies, etc. Here is the site: senuke.com

Here is their help desk support page if you have specific questions: https://senuke.freshdesk.com/support/home
 
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