most people using mobile proxies rotate IPs frequently, combine them with proper device/browser spoofing, and warm up accounts gradually to avoid raising fraud scores.
Glad to know it's not just me lol. Is it just https://www.ipqualityscore.com/ that has them all flagged? Or do the various sites (Amazon, Walmart, Google etc) have them flagged as well?
But I have found them not to rotate outside their subnet, so sharing 20-30 IPs max...
Nice, which service? at&t?
I use Scamalytics. Are they too different?
T-mobile
84 score on ipquality will give you 0 fraud on scamalytics.
Indeed!
Understood. Thank you. Just trying to avoid logging into accounts with very high fraud score IPs, so i dont kill accounts
Intersting. I do see that to be the case when checking. So which is more reliable? Or doesnt really matter?
I haven't the slightest clue.
Located in mid size city (100k population) definitely not NYC etc
Not a single one of them knows for sure how flagged your IP really is. They just mash together a bunch of signals with their own logic. A high (or low) score on some site doesn’t mean anything by itself. Facebook, Insta and all those guys have their own fancy internal scoring -- and let’s be real, they’ve got way more resources than any of these checker tools.
Cool thanks. Though they won't ban solely based on IP, its certainly a link in the chain... But as for #2 - good to know that, however for certain sites they certainly use similar tools to detirmine the fraud score, as the "dirty proxies" encouter way more captchas...There are two key things here.
So yeah, in your case, I’d just chill. It’s fine. You’re not gonna get banned because of that.
- All mobile operators use NAT, which means that several phones can share the same external IP at the same time. For example, operator O1 in location L1 might give 1 IP to 10 phones, while in location L2 it could be 1 IP for 100 phones. Depends on how greedy the operator is, their policies, the region, all that. For you as a user, it’s not a problem at all -- it won’t get you banned, but it can sometimes show up as a bad score on IP checkers.
- Like it already said above -- these IP scoring sites are kinda like weather forecasts
Of course, those scores can spook proxy buyers. But for the extra sensitive ones, you can just sell them ports from at&t.
Right but I dont have a ton of options. AT&T wont rotate past the 20 or 30 so ips that it just recycles over and over, that leaves me with tmo and verizon from the major carriers... Sprint service is awful by me and anyhow i dont think proxidize supports them
