Best Proxies for telegram??

midnight_rambler

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Would love suggestions, or services. UK residential proxies? Quote your prices, if you're selling.

 

turelink

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If it is just basic Telegram use, I would start with sticky residential or ISP before jumping to mobile. Cheap datacenter can work for throwaway tasks, but for long-lived accounts I would rather keep one clean IP per session.

 

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saferidge

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Mobile proxies are worth considering, they tend to offer more natural carrier IPs and reliable connections for Telegram.

 

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vanbarron

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I`m testing now ISP USA proxy, It seems to be working so far. If it gets blocked, I wll let you know

 

Nikolaos

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saferidge said:

Mobile proxies are worth considering, they tend to offer more natural carrier IPs and reliable connections for Telegram.

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Are they cheap though? Also you would need dedicated proxies right?

 

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codemonkeyx

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midnight_rambler said:

Would love suggestions, or services. UK residential proxies? Quote your prices, if you're selling.

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The most reliable Telegram proxy to use is the mobile proxy since it look like legitimate trafic and it usually come at a high price. the shared proxy, however is easily detectable.
If the issue is price then one ISP proxy for each account is gud enough.

 

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saferidge said:

Mobile proxies are worth considering, they tend to offer more natural carrier IPs and reliable connections for Telegram.

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if hes using disposible accounts, 4g is over kill .

 

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Bogdan Cloaking House

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tbh mobile proxies are usually the best option, but it kinda depends on what device you’re using.

if you’re running everything from a phone, then mobile proxies make the most sense. if you’re on a desktop, residential or ISP proxies can work just fine too.

 

King Gener

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I’ve had good experiences with providers like Bright Data Oxylabs, and NetNut for UK residential proxies. They aren’t the cheapest , but they are usually dependable with pretty solid IP quality, you know. I would steer clear of super low cost proxy sellers unless they’ve built a strong reputation over time , because the risk feels higher there .

 

Mango Proxy

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There isn't really a single "best" proxy for Telegram. It depends on the workflow:

• Personal / long-term accounts → sticky Residential or ISP.
• Large account farms or frequent account creation → Mobile can perform better, but costs much more.

I'd choose based on the use case rather than just buying the most expensive option.

 

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Brianvault

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I'd compare a few providers instead of choosing based on price alone. For residential proxies, IP quality and consistency usually matter much more than a few dollars saved.

 

TAM AGENCY

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I'm using US and Australian proxies, and I find them very good and haven't encountered any access blocking issues.

 

turelink

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If cost matters, I would start with one sticky ISP or residential IP per account before paying for mobile. Mobile makes more sense once normal ISP or residential is already burning too fast.