Proxy recommendations for Multilogin + Ad campaigns

[Tipto]

Hi,

Were are trying to run multiple ad campaigns from different locations (US,UK etc) on different platforms (Google, Facebook, Outbrand)
After getting tagged for suspicious activity and double serving several times we got multilogin + a custom vpn, but since a vpn isn't the best solution for this, we are now looking for a proxy provider.
What seemed easy, became hard since a lot of proxy providers block google and facebook due to abuse or security reasons.

Can anyone suggest something?

 

[Jimoz]

Most people are using 911 or 4g mobile proxies for this purpose

Hi,

Were are trying to run multiple ad campaigns from different locations (US,UK etc) on different platforms (Google, Facebook, Outbrand)
After getting tagged for suspicious activity and double serving several times we got multilogin + a custom vpn, but since a vpn isn't the best solution for this, we are now looking for a proxy provider.
What seemed easy, became hard since a lot of proxy providers block google and facebook due to abuse or security reasons.

Can anyone suggest something?

 

[Tipto]

Most people are using 911 or 4g mobile proxies for this purpose

Interesting, why 911? they don't seem to even have proxy types, no isp, no residential, just an X amount of proxies they sell for a price, doesn't that beats the purpose if everyone uses their services?
4g mobile i assume you mean the type and it's not a provider like 911?

 

[stackbread123]

Interesting, why 911? they don't seem to even have proxy types, no isp, no residential, just an X amount of proxies they sell for a price, doesn't that beats the purpose if everyone uses their services?
4g mobile i assume you mean the type and it's not a provider like 911?

911Proxies have been around for quite a while, from what I know their proxies are mostly residential, with some datacenter IPs mixed in. It's a good service if you want to rent multiple IPs at the same time from different geo locations. There's other services like Brightdata, Oxylabs, IPBurger, ProxyEmpire (disclosure - I'm a cofounder), Infatica and Geonode - i would suggest checking these out in addition to 911Proxies.

4G Mobile - I guess he's talking about dedicated mobile proxies(you can find plenty of them for sale in the BST forum), which are great when you need fast speeds and unlimited(or nearly unlimited data) on 1 IP at the time. There's also some services which give you mobile proxies worldwide but they charge per GB of data used, so if you need IPs from just 1 country, it will be much more cost effective to go with one of the unmetered dedicated mobile proxy services available on the forum.

 

[Tipto]

911Proxies have been around for quite a while, from what I know their proxies are mostly residential, with some datacenter IPs mixed in. It's a good service if you want to rent multiple IPs at the same time from different geo locations. There's other services like Brightdata, Oxylabs, IPBurger, ProxyEmpire (disclosure - I'm a cofounder), Infatica and Geonode - i would suggest checking these out in addition to 911Proxies.

4G Mobile - I guess he's talking about dedicated mobile proxies(you can find plenty of them for sale in the BST forum), which are great when you need fast speeds and unlimited(or nearly unlimited data) on 1 IP at the time. There's also some services which give you mobile proxies worldwide but they charge per GB of data used, so if you need IPs from just 1 country, it will be much more cost effective to go with one of the unmetered dedicated mobile proxy services available on the forum.

Thank you!
Awesome explanation, could you clarify one more thing?
What's the difference between ISP and datacenter and what's the use case for residential over ISP, both are dynamic ip ranges after all.

 

[ristoriel]

If you want to dodge blocks as much as possible, better settle for a dedicated 4G mobile proxy connection. Dedicated proxies have unique device signatures and because the IPs are dynamic mobile, this give users a real-time mobile experience. Platforms too think the account is being run by a real person and not a bot so that's a win-win.

 

[Tipto]

If you want to dodge blocks as much as possible, better settle for a dedicated 4G mobile proxy connection. Dedicated proxies have unique device signatures and because the IPs are dynamic mobile, this give users a real-time mobile experience. Platforms too think the account is being run by a real person and not a bot so that's a win-win.

Doesn't it depend of the frequency those ip's change? i mean if the ip changes every 30 mins, that won't look good.
Also how does mobile fit with fingerprints? i would also have to use a mobile user agent and other things, it will be more annoying to work via the mobile version, assuming it's even support by the platform.
We use MTL but i don't think you can send a user agent of mobile and use the desktop version on the actual machine, can you?

 

[stackbread123]

Thank you!
Awesome explanation, could you clarify one more thing?
What's the difference between ISP and datacenter and what's the use case for residential over ISP, both are dynamic ip ranges after all.

Datacenter = Oldschool Datacenter Proxies that you can rent for 1 to 5$ a month per IP. Easily identified and easily blocked. Usually unlimited bandwidth and fast speeds.

ISP proxies are usually Residential IPs routed through Datacenters, so you kind of get the best of both worlds = harder to detect as a proxy and fast datacenter speeds, but they usually get burned pretty quickly.

Residential IPs on the other hand are usually dynamic, slower, but much harder to block.

 

[Tipto]

Datacenter = Oldschool Datacenter Proxies that you can rent for 1 to 5$ a month per IP. Easily identified and easily blocked. Usually unlimited bandwidth and fast speeds.

ISP proxies are usually Residential IPs routed through Datacenters, so you kind of get the best of both worlds = harder to detect as a proxy and fast datacenter speeds, but they usually get burned pretty quickly.

Residential IPs on the other hand are usually dynamic, slower, but much harder to block.

Thank you!

 

[iamonetwo]

Hi,

Were are trying to run multiple ad campaigns from different locations (US,UK etc) on different platforms (Google, Facebook, Outbrand)
After getting tagged for suspicious activity and double serving several times we got multilogin + a custom vpn, but since a vpn isn't the best solution for this, we are now looking for a proxy provider.
What seemed easy, became hard since a lot of proxy providers block google and facebook due to abuse or security reasons.

Can anyone suggest something?

Hey, how are you doing with proxies and Facebook? What proxy service are you using right now, can you suggest to me one that is working for you? Thans.

 

[Tipto]

Hey, how are you doing with proxies and Facebook? What proxy service are you using right now, can you suggest to me one that is working for you? Thans.

The only proxies that don't block the large platforms are the non offcial ones, i.e. grey\black area ones, you can find some on the marketplace here on bhw.

 

[WaterProxy]

Best proxies to use are 4G proxies.

 

[ProxyDIY]

4G proxies > residential proxies > data center proxies

 

[proxygo]

Best proxies to use are 4G proxies.

Correct. for multiple account usage - 4g in your tools is the better way forward.

 

[turelink]

Multilogin + Bightdata proxies that works for me

 

[travelbing]

Go for 4g proxies, But UK and US 4G are quite expensive

 

[ReviewSoar]

Multilogin + Bightdata proxies that works for me

For brightdata are you using their residential proxies or 4G mobile proxies?

 

[Pulsare]

4g can get too expensive, go for resis (backconnect possibly)

 

[FarmCloud]

4g mobile can be not only good but also cost effective choice.
Set one port to multiple accounts, run them one by one and change the ip after each session.