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SOCKS5 if your tool prefers it - same residential pool, same credentials, just a different port.

HTTP: resi.fusionproxy.net:12286<br>SOCKS5: resi.fusionproxy.net:5390<br>
Auth is identical (usernameassword), and all the username modifiers work the same: -country-xx, -session-xyz, -region-xx-city-xx. Some scrapers and account-management tools (Multilogin, AdsPower, Selenium-with-stem) handle SOCKS5 better than HTTP CONNECT, especially for UDP-heavy traffic or when you need DNS resolved through the proxy.

One catch: if your tool is set to "HTTP proxy" and you point it at the SOCKS port (or vice versa), the connection will just hang. Make sure the type matches the port.

Heads up if your rotation looks broken - 90% of "the proxy isn't rotating!" issues we see are actually HTTP keep-alive on the client side.

If your scraper opens a persistent HTTP/1.1 connection and sends 100 requests through it, the proxy assigns ONE IP for that tunnel and reuses it. Doesn't matter that you're set to "rotating" - keep-alive means one TCP socket, one upstream session, one exit IP. You'll burn 100 requests on the same IP without realizing.

Quick fixes depending on your language:

• Python requests: don't reuse a Session() object - either call requests.get() each time, or session.close() between calls.
• Python httpx: pass httpx.Client(http2=False) and avoid context-manager reuse if you want per-request rotation.
• Node axios / fetch: pass an agent with keepAlive: false, or new http.Agent() per call.
• Curl: --no-keepalive flag.
• Go net/http: set Transport.DisableKeepAlives = true on the client.

Quick sanity test - run this 10 times in a loop, you should see 10 different IPs:

for i in $(seq 1 10); do<br> curl --no-keepalive -x "http://USER:[email protected]:12286" http://ip-api.com/json | jq -r .query<br>done<br>
If you're getting fewer than ~8 unique IPs, keep-alive is the culprit, not the pool.

I tried paying and it said invalid payment with my credit card. It says to disable VPN but that's not possible for me.

SOCOM said:

I tried paying and it said invalid payment with my credit card. It says to disable VPN but that's not possible for me.

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That is anti fraud system. You should disable your VPN.

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UI has been changed and also now UX should be easier for people.

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Unlimited proxies has been updated, speed is better by a few %

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