- Jul 14, 2026
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Highly relatable. Mainstream providers are recycling their IP pools heavily these days, so high repetition is almost inevitable. That is why most people end up combining multiple providers just to keep their success rates decent.
Clean Proxies?
- Thread starter restlex
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- Jan 11, 2023
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Honestly, I don't think finding a source of clean proxies is easy these days. If someone has a source for clean proxies, they likely wouldn't want to share it, since the more people using them, the higher the risk of the proxies getting blacklisted. You should try buying in small batches and testing the quality first—checking for things like WebRTC leaks, DNS leaks, and upload/download speeds. You could also look into newer providers; with fewer users, it's often easier to find clean IPs.
Yeah, I know the struggle very well... it sucks because private mobile proxies especially are not cheap, and you don't want to lock in to a monthly plan and then find out that it is almost impossible to find a clean IP. Another issue is that one provider may have good e.g EU proxies, but if you try their US proxies they suck.
I would recommend to go for something where you can get:
- Cheap test, e.g. 1h or 1 day
- Free trial (try contacting their support and ask if not offered on the website)
- some kind of money back or other guarantee in case it doesn't work
I have had success personally trying out different proxies advertised on the Marketplace here, and most of those met at least 1 of the criteria I listed above
I would recommend to go for something where you can get:
- Cheap test, e.g. 1h or 1 day
- Free trial (try contacting their support and ask if not offered on the website)
- some kind of money back or other guarantee in case it doesn't work
I have had success personally trying out different proxies advertised on the Marketplace here, and most of those met at least 1 of the criteria I listed above
wanggg
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- Jun 28, 2026
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peasant test is cool.. howmuchcheap lol??? !hour usefull for a flycheck or you wantto know if your girl is pregnant with alfred hitchcock ?lol
Not really sure what you mean, but 1 hour test can be useful just to make sure the proxy works for your use case, for example does it have socks5 / udp / etc support like the provider claims, are you able to reliably find clean IPs by rotating etc
wanggg
Newbie
- Jun 28, 2026
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Its a constant trade off really, Like finding the balance btwn fast & reliabl...... Do any one here feels their proxies setup SLOWS C2"
- Jan 3, 2011
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I'd be careful about treating "clean" as just an IP reputation problem. Many sites now score a combination of signals, so an IP that works perfectly for one target may be blocked immediately on another. If you're getting flagged across multiple providers, I'd also look at your browser fingerprint, request patterns, cookies, and session consistency instead of only swapping proxies. In my experience, testing a small batch against your actual workflow is much more useful than relying on review sites or IP reputation checkers alone.
EthanCole27
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- Jun 8, 2026
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It feels harder to find truly clean proxies now than before because so many IP ranges are already overused. Reviews aren't very reliable either, as many are promotional. The only effective method I've found is to buy a small package to test it on my own system before spending money on a larger one
- Aug 24, 2020
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The issue with clean proxies is they can pass blacklist or reputation checks and still sometimes be flagged by particular platforms anyway for whatever reason. If the same source keeps getting flagged then it might be time to check your options. If it still happens, then maybe you could argue it's your account behaviour or some IP related thing. As already pointed out, some provider may be recycling IPs, the range may have a poor reputation, or the platform may simply be more aggressive about that particular type of traffic. Best to narrow down the possible points of failure and address each one as it goes along.
