Best Proxies for Contact Form Posting?

[ScreamingMidget]

When using automated contact form submission software, does anybody have experience of a proxy service where the proxies can be changed often, and aren't banned by Wordpress, askimet etc?

This is only for posting, no search engine scraping.

 

[SirLouen]

You can just do this with some scrapped proxies all the way.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

You can just do this with some scrapped proxies all the way.

Won't they be poor quality though and affect the succession rate?

Also, for any other suggestions they need to have no traffic limit. I received an email from myprivateproxies telling me I was using too much traffic with their 'fair use policy'.

 

[yggitteam]

i have 10 proxy.
we can join group-buy it if you want.
semi-dedicated.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

i have 10 proxy.
we can join group-buy it if you want.
semi-dedicated.

I use a lot of traffic so do they have unlimited bandwidth?

 

[SirLouen]

Won't they be poor quality though and affect the succession rate?

If you are having issues with traffic, something suggests me that you are overdoing/massively performing, therefore, quality and success rate should not be a great deal.
Obviously if you were doing an extremely highly curated automated job with just a couple dozens a day, you would not have that issue with private proxies and your success will be 100%
So I will just scrape like mad like 500 public proxies per day and not to worried about success rates in that scenario.
Still, you can try some other provider, like proxy-seller, that AFAIK they don't have traffic limits.

 

[yggitteam]

I use a lot of traffic so do they have unlimited bandwidth?

as long as your didn't use it for scam or something, its okay.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

as long as your didn't use it for scam or something, its okay.

No, no scamming.

How often can the proxies be changed for 10 new ones?

 

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[Chris.Roark]

Don't go for free proxy lists because they might be already flagged by Akismet. Instead, look for a paid option (paid proxies have better IP history than free ones - but this doesn't guarantee you won't get a block).

Check the marketplace for rotating proxies or backconnect proxies. This proxy type rotates periodically 9every few seconds or minutes) and you don't have to worry about switching between IPs.

 

[GenesisOne]

I have used this ones to perform this kind of task:
https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/p...5-month-instant-setup-by-newipnow-com.354171/

Nevertheless you should tell them beforehand your kind of use and test them before starting the job.
They do instant replacements if a proxy gets flagged and their pricing is very affordable.

 

[ScreamingMidget]

Don't go for free proxy lists because they might be already flagged by Akismet. Instead, look for a paid option (paid proxies have better IP history than free ones - but this doesn't guarantee you won't get a block).

Check the marketplace for rotating proxies or backconnect proxies. This proxy type rotates periodically 9every few seconds or minutes) and you don't have to worry about switching between IPs.

Thanks. I'm currently trying the Storm Proxies rotating proxies (3 minutes and 15 minutes) - I just wonder if they're as reliable as private proxies that can be switched once a month, or semi-dedicated ones.

I use the service for scraping, so as they are part of the same paid service, it makes sense to use them - it's just a case of whether Askimet have a lot of these proxies in their list, banned.

 

[MaestroDelWeb]

I use shared private proxies and they've worked perfect so far for contact forms.

 

[extremeboy]

Go with 30-40 shared proxies should work fine.