Proxies that dont prompt a CAPTCHA from google

[hoverounds]

Im using MPP for multiple twitter accounts but now Im getting a CAPTCHA that doesnt load whenever I try to visit google. Anyone know why this happens and if theres a good replacement? Is it banned by google? Im paying $2 a month each thats alot

 

[KHR]

Im using MPP for multiple twitter accounts but now Im getting a CAPTCHA that doesnt load whenever I try to visit google. Anyone know why this happens and if theres a good replacement? Is it banned by google? Im paying $2 a month each thats alot

You should not post the same things twice. https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/proxies-that-dont-prompt-a-captcha-from-google.1104079/

Refresh your IP or Get Fresh IP

 

[hoverounds]

I was told this was the place to post it, I posted that one in the wrong place. Do you have any input on my issue?

 

[hoverounds]

Any better service out there where I dont have to switch to a whole different IP every time that happens?

 

[xsilent.cleopatra]

I have made my own proxy with static public IP, when my server got too many request hit to google, then my IP proxy got sandbox too because it appears captcha to solve.
So the solution is you have to find dynamic public IP which refreshed per request.

 

[hoverounds]

Thank you my friend!

 

[Chris.Roark]

If they do not trigger captcha at any action it means that your proxies are alright. Hence, you should check your settings, account behavior and try to identify the pattern that triggers this captchas.

 

[BetterKnow]

Sounds like a blacklisted ASN, contact the provider and ask them to change your IP.

 

[proxygo]

the thing about most proxys is, if you repeat the same thing over
and over across multiple accounts, only a matter of time b4 you
trigger a CAPTCHA

 

[hoverounds]

The CAPTCHA triggers when I try to visit google, I do not automate at all on these proxies, they are used to manually control other accounts