Carriers suitable for 4g proxy farm?

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Hello Everyone

Planning to spin up a proxy farm in anticipation of launching my streaming bot farm.

There are many prepaid mobile plans with unlimitted data for say 15 to 25 dollars per month.

Is there any reason to believe that these carriers would be unsuitable for 4 g proxy farm?
 
Hello Everyone

Planning to spin up a proxy farm in anticipation of launching my streaming bot farm.

There are many prepaid mobile plans with unlimitted data for say 15 to 25 dollars per month.

Is there any reason to believe that these carriers would be unsuitable for 4 g proxy farm?

Before you start make sure to calculate the ROI.
Else you may regret it sooner or later.
However, you can use any operator that should not be an issue.



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ok so for those not looking for 4g bot for streaming farm how would you propose?

apparently it is the pure ip
 
ok so for those not looking for 4g bot for streaming farm how would you propose?

apparently it is the pure ip
Streaming what tho?
And mobile streaming farm, the ROI will be very low compared to a streaming farm with RDPs.
 
Streaming what tho?
And mobile streaming farm, the ROI will be very low compared to a streaming farm with RDPs.
so rdp with proxy? are you using multi login or multi thread on rdp?

you don’t see improve value of stream or less take down from using mobile ip?
 
so rdp with proxy? are you using multi login or multi thread on rdp?

you don’t see improve value of stream or less take down from using mobile ip?
What are you trying to stream first of all?

No not rdp with proxy, you get yourself a bot or something to automate the process of getting a proxy from a txt file, and use it on each different browser session with different useragents/fingers and etc.

Depending of what you are streaming the IP type will matter, if its like spotify then datacenter IPs are more than enough.
 
What are you trying to stream first of all?

No not rdp with proxy, you get yourself a bot or something to automate the process of getting a proxy from a txt file, and use it on each different browser session with different useragents/fingers and etc.

Depending of what you are streaming the IP type will matter, if its like spotify then datacenter IPs are more than enough.
Hey I don't think that for Spotify datacenter IPs are good anymore.
 
Also, check the real limits on the accounts you choose... I have never seen an unlimited bandwidth account that wasn't severely rate limited in some other way. Hostgator used to say unlimited bandwidth but they would limit nodes for example. Most cell phone companies will let you stream at 4g/5g for x hours / month and then you drop to 3g for the rest of the month.
 
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