Residential IP Proxy or Mobile Proxy

[Deleted member 1024485]

Hi!
Currently using MultiLogin + Luminati.

Right now we've bought som Bulgarian Business Managers that we want to use (because eeeeeeeeverything is getting closed right now).

When i set up the Proxies for the profiles (one per profile) in Luminati, what is the best way:

1) Mobile Proxy (Shared or Exclusive IP type? And if Exclusive, then how many IP's)

2) Residential Proxy (Shared or Exclusive IP type? And if Exclusive, then how many IP's)

Thank you so much in advance!

 

[KocerRoxy]

It's less important what ip you use.

It's a lot more important to be as legitimate as possible in the business managers.

If you're running cloakers and people report your ads then your proxies are irrelevant.


But if you have everything clean then mobile should be a lot better because there are usually lots of different users on a single mobile ip.

Shared or dedicated should not matter in terms of mobile ips. But at least with dedicated you're pretty much assured that nobody is messing with your ips.

It really boils down to your risk tolerance. The cheaper it is, the more you risk getting detected.

 

[arc323]

It's less important what ip you use.

It's a lot more important to be as legitimate as possible in the business managers.

If you're running cloakers and people report your ads then your proxies are irrelevant.


But if you have everything clean then mobile should be a lot better because there are usually lots of different users on a single mobile ip.

Shared or dedicated should not matter in terms of mobile ips. But at least with dedicated you're pretty much assured that nobody is messing with your ips.

It really boils down to your risk tolerance. The cheaper it is, the more you risk getting detected.

I've been using sticky residential from Oxylabs for FB ad accts. So far they have been working perfectly. I use the city that matches up with the acct I'm trying to use.

Do you recommend letting pages age for a bit before trying to advertise? Does filling out the info in the about section of the FB page matter at all when it comes to ads? I appreciate any advice you can give.

 

[KocerRoxy]

I don't have much experience using business managers like this.

Any advice on my end on how to stay under the radar would be purely conjecture

 

[jaennive]

Multilogin is snake oil https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/alternative-to-multilogin-automation.1102916/page-3

 

[proxygo]

4g is usually always the best way to go for sm accounts - not shared

 

[Deleted member 1024485]

By e-mail Luminati told be to use Static Residential - but just called with my Account Manager, and he thinks that Residential Rotating is the best for Facebook use.

I'm reeeeeally confused.

 

[KocerRoxy]

Ips from the same asn are fine.

 

[Dolphin Team]

In my experience, the best proxies for working with FB ads are mobile 4g proxies.

 

[Whitewhistle]

Sticky (dedicated) proxies are what you should go for. If, for example, your IP rotates with each request - FB will soon be alter of this and it might result in your account getting ban. For the type of proxy, both 4g and residential should work just fine, with 4g being the preferred option for social media.

 

[Edibb]

I've been using sticky residential from Oxylabs for FB ad accts. So far they have been working perfectly. I use the city that matches up with the acct I'm trying to use.

Do you recommend letting pages age for a bit before trying to advertise? Does filling out the info in the about section of the FB page matter at all when it comes to ads? I appreciate any advice you can give.

Any alternatives to Oxylabs? they are quiet expensive tbh

 

[Edibb]

Sticky (dedicated) proxies are what you should go for. If, for example, your IP rotates with each request - FB will soon be alter of this and it might result in your account getting ban. For the type of proxy, both 4g and residential should work just fine, with 4g being the preferred option for social media.

What 4g proxy service you recommend?

 

[Whitewhistle]

For alternatives, you can look up the marketplace (sorry, can't recommend any of the providers myself), there definitely are some that are cheaper and will work with social media.