UK proxies?

yeah i would love 2 know also.. it seams that there are non around.. pm me if you find some..
 
I am also after UK proxies!
Please post back here if you have any luck...

I tried http://packetflip.com/ but no joy.
Am currently inquiring at:
http://www.anonymous-proxies.net
http://www.seo-proxies.com
 
thanks apekillape - I emailed that guy previously and he has no UK IP's left.
Do you know any other providers?

http://proxiesforrent.com/ claims to have UK, but I have used them before for US and the service was AWFUL - ~50% downtime and had to email then every other day to fix the proxies.
 
I am still looking as well! Will post if I find something.
 
You guys should really take 5 seconds to look in the section entirely dedicated to this sort of thing.

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I've spent a lot longer than 5 seconds checking out that forum and followed up all leads but am still looking...
 
I have checked tproxiesforrent? website found prices are very cheap for private proxy but their websites links are not working, contacted their customer support.

Any more reviews about proxiesforrent??? thanks
 
I am selling shared proxies, but only have US proxies for now. Looking at setting up some shared UK proxies. Price would be $0.90 per proxy per month - limited to 15 users per proxy. PM me if you want me to let you know when I've got them ready.
 
I was PM'd by someone offering UK proxies but don't yet have enough posts to reply. Advice? - create some spam posts?
 
adding myself to the liste of interested people. Currently using proxybonanza but feel UK would be better for UK related work

thanks
 
I haven't tried this myself yet but:

Earlier I was reading another thread, where a UK Bhatter said that if you get a mobile broadband dongle device you can get a new IP every time you reconnect - and it is a local IP.

Not exactly a proxy - simply a fresh IP but may well be worth testing this out if you know someone that has one, as it is a simple solution and cheap.
 
cheers Toolboy - will maybe look into it, could be handy for manual stuff, though a few bits of software would need something more automated
 
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