Rotating proxies

[wilsonn]

Hi guys,

Anyone's got a recommendation from personal experience of a reliable proxy service offering private or shared proxies (US exit nodes) that are auto-rotated (at-least once every few hours)? I'm looking to use the backconnect proxies for parallel requests to Facebook, LinkedIn and Google. Crawlera works, but it's very slow.

Cheers!

 

[dstick]

Hi Wilsonn,

I might be able to help you out there We run a big PBN which means a lot of IPs and very little bandwidth usage Been a BHW lurker for well over 4 years now but never created an account before. Time to give a little back to the community.

If you want I can send you 50 dedicated proxies for a prolonged test drive. We just got the infrastructure setup last week and could use some testers / feedback. I can have them auto-rotate once every 24 hours. Might not even be necessary since they're private. We operate in a few datacenters so feel free to choose a location closest to you / your server.

Let me know if you're interested!

 

[bartosimpsonio]

What do you mean by autorotated? Your client software rotates the proxys, no?

 

[dstick]

No in this case (unless I'm mistaken), Wilsonn requests an auto-rotating proxy. This is an IP with a portrange from, let's say 1 to 100. You pipe these into your software like you normally would:usernameassword:iportuserass:1.1.1.1:10000Then the server reads the port and forwards you to an IP through an internal network which then connects to the internet as a proxy. It's called a 'reverse proxy'. You might have heard about load balancers? It's the same technology, just applied differently.

 

[dstick]

Ow, and to add to that: the benefit is that you never have to change the proxy lists in your software / application. I don't know about you but I missed those windows way too often leading to errors in the application.

With a rotating proxy the dedicated IP that's behind port 10001 can be 1.1.1.1 today, and 2.2.2.2 tomorrow. It's all comes down to convenience really

 

[DDuce]

This is dstick; I found my old account :super:

If anyone would like to try these proxies out let me know. Take care!

 

[revproxy]

Check out my signature.
Its reverse proxy that rotate ip on every request....

 

[DDuce]

One thing worth mentioning is that the proxies are shared in a way so in my personal experience they're not reliable enough for scraping the well known websites like Facebook, Youtube and Google.

 

[moshe90048]

Do you have proxies in the US?

Check out my signature.
Its reverse proxy that rotate ip on every request....

 

[swords12]

We have rotating USA private proxies (not botnet/residential). You will receive a new USA IP every 10 minutes from our pool of ~6500 IPs. I would suppose they may be banned on sites like Google (do not Google scrape with them) and Facebook, but we have trials available for you to check out. Here's our thread:

USA Rotating Proxies

 

[DDuce]

And for those that want private proxies that are cheap and do reliably scrape Google, Facebook, Youtube, Instagram and LinkedIn we just launched Proxymillion:

http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackh...-proxies-one-little-caveat-bhw-exclusive.html

Take care!

 

[Master Decryption]

Check out my signature.
Its reverse proxy that rotate ip on every request....

been reading up quite a bit on this. Still trying to figure out limitations and possibilities.

Can I use a single rotating proxy for sb or xrum and process it to pull a different proxy upon every request? after a large number of requests are any of these proxies traceable or easy leaks?

Does it work on a time to live feature or is it set up with shell proxies that keep rotating and die after being used.

Any new insight is appreciated.

Thanks,

M.D

 

[extremeboy]

OP leave all simply go with Dedicated Private Static proxies because for Social media it's dump idea to use rotating IPs.

For managing,posting etc go with Dedicated ones only and you can find many reliable providers out there.

 

[revproxy]

been reading up quite a bit on this. Still trying to figure out limitations and possibilities.

Can I use a single rotating proxy for sb or xrum and process it to pull a different proxy upon every request? after a large number of requests are any of these proxies traceable or easy leaks?

Does it work on a time to live feature or is it set up with shell proxies that keep rotating and die after being used.

Any new insight is appreciated.

Thanks,

M.D

PM me for trial account, test it by youself..

 

[OneBigTree]

Hi Wilsonn,

I might be able to help you out there We run a big PBN which means a lot of IPs and very little bandwidth usage Been a BHW lurker for well over 4 years now but never created an account before. Time to give a little back to the community.

If you want I can send you 50 dedicated proxies for a prolonged test drive. We just got the infrastructure setup last week and could use some testers / feedback. I can have them auto-rotate once every 24 hours. Might not even be necessary since they're private. We operate in a few datacenters so feel free to choose a location closest to you / your server.

Let me know if you're interested!

Has anyone tried this out yet? How did it go?

 

[RotatingProxies]

We offer rotating proxies that change to a fresh USA IP every 5 minutes. See my signature for more details.