residential proxy provider - 0 logs

[wefewdf]

whats a reputable residential proxy provider with "0 logs"

must not have sites blocked and 0 fraud score

 

[Nut-Nights]

Post in WTB section, you will find the seller. Prefer ones with market place threads on BHW and good reputation.

Best of luck

 

[proxygo]

whats a reputable residential proxy provider with "0 logs"
must not have sites blocked and 0 fraud score

go check under proxy sales
ttps://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/

 

[Brianvault]

I'd test a handful of accounts first instead of moving all 100 at once. That way you can spot any issues early and make adjustments before scaling up.

 

[Mango Proxy]

"No logs" and "0 fraud score" are two different things. Even clean residential IPs should always be tested against your specific use case.

 

[Smallex]

whats a reputable residential proxy provider with "0 logs"

must not have sites blocked and 0 fraud score

I use Vodimob, no-KYC, no logs, 0 sites blocked and yes 0 fraud score. I pay for such proxy 100USD a month, it's not residential but mobile which is even better actually. Such solutions exist but you pay the price.

 

[turelink]

I never trust a no-logs claim alone. I test the IPs on my target first. bright data or decodo if geo quality matters.

 

[Nikolaos]

I use Vodimob, no-KYC, no logs, 0 sites blocked and yes 0 fraud score. I pay for such proxy 100USD a month, it's not residential but mobile which is even better actually. Such solutions exist but you pay the price.

Aren't 100$ / month too costly though? What do you use the proxies for in order to offset the high cost?

 

[faster]

whats a reputable residential proxy provider with "0 logs"

must not have sites blocked and 0 fraud score

I'd be careful with providers advertising "0 logs" or "0 fraud score" as absolute guarantees. Those are difficult to verify from the outside, and a fraud score can change over time depending on how an IP has been used. The best approach is to test a small batch of IPs against your actual target sites first.

I'd also check:

• Geo accuracy and ASN consistency.
• IP reputation on the services you plan to use.
• How quickly the provider replaces problematic IPs.
• Whether their privacy/logging policy is clearly documented instead of just being a marketing claim.

What are you planning to use the proxies for? Scraping, account management, or something else? That will narrow down what you should prioritize.