Do I need _dedicated_ static residential IPs for reddit

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Can I use shared static residential IPs? Or do I really need to go with dedicated IPs?
 
Right now reddit mass ban even resident+mob proxy too you can try your self & find out which one is working for you
 
Mobile proxies is what works best for Reddit, but depends on your use case.. For only a couple accounts a few dedicated proxies will suffice, try to avoid shared.
 
Mobile proxies is what works best for Reddit, but depends on your use case.. For only a couple accounts a few dedicated proxies will suffice, try to avoid shared.
they're even better than *dedicated* residential static IPs?
 
According to my experience, a dedicated static residential proxy per account is good

Mobile proxy does the trick also, but is not needed, although it would yield a higher trustscore
 
are mobile proxies more expensive?
 
Smartproxy dedicated residential IPs don't seem to be working. They are blocked by reddit network security. Why would this be?
 
You can try Static Residential but i think Dedicated private proxies from DC will work too.
 
All the dedicated static residential are blocked by reddit... is this normal? I am using smartproxy
 
All the dedicated static residential are blocked by reddit... is this normal? I am using smartproxy
You need to change your proxy seller
 
All the dedicated static residential are blocked by reddit... is this normal? I am using smartproxy
Use tools to check for the fraudscore of your proxy also
You want to use 0 fraudscore proxies
Be careful about how you log in on your reddit sessions too
 
All the dedicated static residential are blocked by reddit... is this normal? I am using smartproxy
99% of static residential proxies on the market won't work with Reddit. It's difficult to find a quality one.
 
Rotating residential proxies are your best bet because you get access to millions of IP's and only pay for the data that you actually use
 
Can I use shared static residential IPs? Or do I really need to go with dedicated IPs?
Yes, this is especially true if it's a new young account. The IP needs to be blameless.
 
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