Something I'd like to raise, which I challenge some of you to answer kindly 
If a proxy which is being used for a Twitter account suddenly dies, does Tweet Attacks keep trying another one of your proxies, or will that account just not do anything until I come back and manually change it?
Because, I know public proxies last a matter of seconds quite a lot. If you get say 100 public proxies to be used with 300 accounts (3 per proxy) I don't see how you can leave the computer as within minutes quite a large chunk will be being used by dead proxies.
Private proxies: You can get something like 5 private proxies for X amount per month - what happens when these proxies are eventually banned by Twitter?
I really don't understand how public or private can work, as public ones die quickly and private ones would cost hundreds per day in paying monthly - or are there companies who will give you X new private proxies EVERY day for the month you are paying them for? Like 10 new private proxies each morning?
If a proxy which is being used for a Twitter account suddenly dies, does Tweet Attacks keep trying another one of your proxies, or will that account just not do anything until I come back and manually change it?
Because, I know public proxies last a matter of seconds quite a lot. If you get say 100 public proxies to be used with 300 accounts (3 per proxy) I don't see how you can leave the computer as within minutes quite a large chunk will be being used by dead proxies.
Private proxies: You can get something like 5 private proxies for X amount per month - what happens when these proxies are eventually banned by Twitter?
I really don't understand how public or private can work, as public ones die quickly and private ones would cost hundreds per day in paying monthly - or are there companies who will give you X new private proxies EVERY day for the month you are paying them for? Like 10 new private proxies each morning?