TNgyuen
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I would gladly pay that. With packetstream, 90% of your proxies goes down ALL THE TIME. And their support is shit too where luminati seems much better too on this point.
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I would gladly pay that. With packetstream, 90% of your proxies goes down ALL THE TIME. And their support is shit too where luminati seems much better too on this point.
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@Aaric,
Thank you for your suggestions. We appreciate all our customers’ feedbacks and are always working to provide the best service to you.
@CaptainSto,
Yes, we have French IPs. Please add us on Skype at [email protected]
GorillaGlue
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Hey mate,
are your dedicated proxies any good for Fb botting? Tried heaps of services but since December last year, it's just a matter of days until Fb suspends an account. I've got years of experience in warming up, creating unique images, humanlike actions etc and could make a living of Fb alone until December.
are your dedicated proxies any good for Fb botting? Tried heaps of services but since December last year, it's just a matter of days until Fb suspends an account. I've got years of experience in warming up, creating unique images, humanlike actions etc and could make a living of Fb alone until December.
packetstream
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Our product works with all websites.
GorillaGlue
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Right. But I don't mean simple browsing and using your proxies to avoid some country restrictions. I want to post in groups, comment and like posts, post links etc. which became nearly impossible with datacenter proxies. Do you or any of your clients have some experiences in this case?
packetstream
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Unfortunately, we cannot give answers to individual domains. However, we can tell you that we have not received any complaints from our clients regarding the usage case you are referring to.
franz119
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I have requested a withdraw, it's been a day already, I still havn't seen my funds back to my paypal.
packetstream
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packetstream
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Sounds good.
packetstream
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Hi @daedalus_,
Due to the nature of our IPs being from real residential people, it is possible that this could occur. However, this is not the case with most of our IP addresses and requesting for a new IP can easily solve this issue. We hope that this solution helps.
jamesjojo1x
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Can I get a trial? Thanks.
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BlueWhale27
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Do you have in place any method of measuring the bandwidth that is going thru any one IP? Any plans?
Do you allow more than one buyer to concurrently connect thru any one IP? How many?
Are the IPs available for our use only when the IP owner is not using his PC?
Looks interesting, please allow a Trial.
Thanks
BlueWhale27
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And, what do you already have in place to CONFIRM that the Packeters are real Residential IPs?
Why would you Not use that GetIpIntel, or some similar thing?
You really need to update your system to support the traditional way that proxies work.
Normally when I've used any Residential Proxy network before (Microleaves, LocalProxies, StormProxies, NoSok, etc etc, I've used almost all of them), you get a list of IP ports, for example 100 IP : PORT format, and each of them is assigned a unique IP from the entire pool.
For your system of random IP per request, it's fine to be different, the goal there is different, and some of the above companies also offer random IP per request, and its on a gateway IP like 1 or 2 IPs.
However, their other option is what you're missing, which is the large IP : PORT list which you don't always have to keep renewing.
If I'm given 1.1.1.1:12500, 1.1.1.1:22500, 1.1.1.1:32500, I know any time I will access them they are assigned an IP from the pool at random and rotate every 5 or 10 or 15 minutes. WIth yours I can't do that, which is one of the most common ways people use proxies, and you should look into implementing this. Once you do, you have a large client waiting.
Normally when I've used any Residential Proxy network before (Microleaves, LocalProxies, StormProxies, NoSok, etc etc, I've used almost all of them), you get a list of IP ports, for example 100 IP : PORT format, and each of them is assigned a unique IP from the entire pool.
For your system of random IP per request, it's fine to be different, the goal there is different, and some of the above companies also offer random IP per request, and its on a gateway IP like 1 or 2 IPs.
However, their other option is what you're missing, which is the large IP : PORT list which you don't always have to keep renewing.
If I'm given 1.1.1.1:12500, 1.1.1.1:22500, 1.1.1.1:32500, I know any time I will access them they are assigned an IP from the pool at random and rotate every 5 or 10 or 15 minutes. WIth yours I can't do that, which is one of the most common ways people use proxies, and you should look into implementing this. Once you do, you have a large client waiting.
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