which proxies should I be using?

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I am using antidetect browsers (dolphin anty) in order to run multiple dating app accounts. Is a residential static proxy the best option? And should i be exporting the cookies from each profile when I log out and import them after in order to avoid getting logged out of the dating apps? Finally, I should definetly be using different IPs for each profile, right?
 
If you run multiple enough accounts, having residential rotating IPs will work best for you, especially if you use automation. But one account per profile, static residential IPs are well enough, just check for the IP quality.
 
Yeah if you're running a bunch of accounts daily I'd go with rotating residential because you don't have to pay per IP and have millions of IP's at your fingertips
 
If you run multiple enough accounts, having residential rotating IPs will work best for you, especially if you use automation. But one account per profile, static residential IPs are well enough, just check for the IP quality.
Thanks, one more question. What will happen if I buy a proxy for a month after the month ends? Will I have to get another proxy for the same city?
 
will you use multi residential ip?
What do you mean by that, I was thinking on getting different residential proxies from different parts of the country in order to have a wider reach range, I dont know if that awnsers you
 
Yeah if you're running a bunch of accounts daily I'd go with rotating residential because you don't have to pay per IP and have millions of IP's at your fingertips
Ok, thanks!
 
For long term acounts use static residential proxy, if you're running a bunch of accounts daily, rotating proxies will be fine for no need care ban or not:)
 
I use trial proxies from rainproxy here in bhw and the portal included residential proxies. it was a good portal to use. You can contact him, explain what you want to do and what proxies to use. You can get trial too.
 
Thanks, one more question. What will happen if I buy a proxy for a month after the month ends? Will I have to get another proxy for the same city?
It really depends on the provider what happens next. Usually at the end of the month, it's like a subscription thing where the proxy renews and you basically get to keep using the one you started with. If, for whatever reason you let it expire, then you'll need to get another proxy.
 
It really depends on the provider what happens next. Usually at the end of the month, it's like a subscription thing where the proxy renews and you basically get to keep using the one you started with. If, for whatever reason you let it expire, then you'll need to get another proxy.
So if it expires, for the accounts sake i should be using a proxy near the first one, right? although i might not have problems if i use a proxy far away from the 1st one
 
So if it expires, for the accounts sake i should be using a proxy near the first one, right? although i might not have problems if i use a proxy far away from the 1st one
Ideally, it should be as similar (ISPs, general location, etc.) to the previous proxy if it's for the same account. Although, one location change every now and then is fine since most platforms take into consideration that their users will probably do some travelling every now and then. As long as the location change isn't too radical, or often, it should be fine.
 
Thanks, one more question. What will happen if I buy a proxy for a month after the month ends? Will I have to get another proxy for the same city?
What do you mean by that, I was thinking on getting different residential proxies from different parts of the country in order to have a wider reach range, I dont know if that awnsers you
Ok, thanks!

next time you wanna do 3 posts - try it like this
 
Ideally, it should be as similar (ISPs, general location, etc.) to the previous proxy if it's for the same account. Although, one location change every now and then is fine since most platforms take into consideration that their users will probably do some travelling every now and then. As long as the location change isn't too radical, or often, it should be fine.
Any tips on how to know where the proxy i am buying is located? Usually pages just say price bandwidth etc so how can i know if the proxy Im buying is at the location I need or the same ISP?
 
You can manage many accounts with same proxies or ip address, but if need the account on differ locations it can get manage with many proxies or ip
Chances of getting banned are higher/way higher
 
We creates 100+ accounts a day and then run our swiping and AI chatting to tool on it.

Rotating residential with low fraud score from a provider that haven’t been bummed has always worked for us over the last 2+ years.

All the best
 
We creates 100+ accounts a day and then run our swiping and AI chatting to tool on it.

Rotating residential with low fraud score from a provider that haven’t been bummed has always worked for us over the last 2+ years.

All the best
Thanks for the info, why is rotating residential better than static residential?
 
Any tips on how to know where the proxy i am buying is located? Usually pages just say price bandwidth etc so how can i know if the proxy Im buying is at the location I need or the same ISP?
There are some sites I've seen which lists the ISPs their mobile proxies have. For here, check around the Marketplace section first, just to be sure.
 
For long term acounts use static residential proxy, if you're running a bunch of accounts daily, rotating proxies will be fine for no need care ban or not:)
yeah i use static residential proxies And it works best for me.
 
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