Can I use an Old Dynamic Ip for a Proxy?

Etsyseller6

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Hey
I have a dynamic Ip and can change it whenever I want to. My thing is can I save the ip addresses I change to proxies?

For Example: I change my ip to a new one, and save the old one as a proxy.

Is this possible? and would it make me look suspicious to my ISP? FYI my ISP is the largest Internet Provider in the country so maybe I can stay under the radar. I dont have cash for the amount of private proxies I need.
I need 100 private proxies but can't pay so this is why I'm asking. :)
So what can I do with the old ip I change?
 
it will be better to not go into that hassle, and spend some $ on private proxies, damn they are cheap nowadays.
 
Yeah that's what I'm thinking. Do you know how to go about using different Firefox profiles with different HMA addon proxies?
than use some free vpn's, scrape public proxies (check hidemyass) and use it directly into your browsers, also check the proxies section of the forum.
 
I don't think this will work, it's not really how the underlying technology works. Good thinking though.
 
Yeah that's what I'm thinking. Do you know how to go about using different Firefox profiles with different HMA addon proxies?

you mean using separate firefox instances to work indvidually for HMA addon, i think you can do that by using virtualbox and install each FF in separate OS. don't know for sure, just research a little on google you will find something.
 
Thanks. I'll look it up, I'm doing some tests on it now.
you mean using separate firefox instances to work indvidually for HMA addon, i think you can do that by using virtualbox and install each FF in separate OS. don't know for sure, just research a little on google you will find something.
 
Dude how many times are you going to ask this same question? You asked the exact same thing 2 weeks ago and got a very good explanation. Quit re-posting your nonsense over and over.
 
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