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You didn't get banned for automation. You got banned one layer down.

After a ban everyone rewrites the bot - slower delays, cleaner flow - and gets nuked again a week later.
The automation was never the problem. The IP under it was. A datacenter IP, or a residential that's already burned, flags you before your script does a single thing.
Fix that first: clean IP, one per account, sticky, matching geo. Then the bot actually gets a shot.


Geekproxy: web scraping proxy · multiaccounting proxy · social media proxy · AI/LLM data proxy · antidetect proxy

- Residential Turbo - clean pools, ports not blocked, UDP open by default

- Residential Flex - deep geo-filtering

- Mobile proxy

Coming from another provider? Our migration deal doubles your traffic

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Farming airdrops across a bunch of wallets? Don't let them share one IP.

This year Hyperliquid hard-tightened its region block.
Twitter immediately started joking "welp, time to swap the VPN for residential." It's not really a joke.
VPN ranges are datacenter IPs - they've been on everyone's blocklists forever, flagged on login. And detection in 2026 looks past the IP too, at fingerprint and behavior. And if you run several accounts off one address, they just get linked into one.

Put residential or mobile proxies on the wallets, keep a sticky session on so the IP doesn't jump mid-work, and geo that doesn't wander.

A proxy is part of the defense, not a "pass anti-Sybil" button.

- Residential Turbo - clean pools, ports not blocked, UDP open by default

- Residential Flex - deep geo-filtering

- Mobile proxy

Coming from another provider? Our migration deal doubles your traffic
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Stop hating on datacenter proxies. For the right job they smoke residential.

Everyone's trained to think datacenter = cheap and gets banned. It gets banned when people put it where it doesn't belong - social, heavy anti-bot. But on targets that don't care about your IP, datacenter beats residential on everything that matters: speed, volume, cost.

Where datacenter actually wins:
- crypto exchange quotes, APIs, price data on sites without aggressive anti-bot;
- SERP and monitoring where throughput matters;
- anything high-volume where you're paying for traffic.

Where it doesn't: IG/TikTok, Cloudflare/DataDome, multiaccounting on strict platforms - that's residential/mobile.

Simple rule: match the proxy to the target. Paying residential prices for a job datacenter does faster and cheaper is just burning money.


Datacenter proxy - fast and cheap for volume - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/g...5-udp-ss-review-copies.1784987/#post-20296329
 
My single IP vs. the website’s entire security system

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×2 traffic offer for BHW members

If you're currently paying for residential or mobile proxies somewhere else:
Show your active subscription, buy the same volume on Geekproxy, get double the traffic on your account.

Your 30 GB → pay for 30 GB on our side → 60 GB credited.
Your 50 GB100 GB credited.
100 GB and above: +50% bonus on top of what you buy.
Conditions: subscription must be active and paid within the last 30 days. Any provider counts. We ask for a short video of your dashboard for verification — sent to our Telegram support.

If you don't have a proxy subscription anywhere yet:
Use promo code
STARTEN on your first order at geekproxy and get -17% off

Full conditions and bonus tables at website, you can find it in the main thread
Product recap: dedicated DC, residential, mobile, sticky sessions, UDP supported on all proxy types.

How to claim:
Migration → send dashboard video on Telegram.
First purchase → promo code STARTEN at checkout on geekproxy
Thanks to everyone who left feedback above. If you've been on the fence about testing us, this is a low-risk window to do it.

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ISP proxies are live!

Static IPs on ISP networks, so sites read them as residential, but they hold speed and uptime like datacenter. The IP stays yours as long as you keep the plan, no rotation.

21 countries at launch:
US, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, UAE, South Africa, Australia, Brazil, India, Indonesia, Japan, Malaysia, Philippines, Singapore, South Korea, Thailand, Vietnam.


UDP works in every one of them, not just TCP. That is rare for ISP proxies, so if you need UDP on a static residential IP, this covers it.

Contacts and other information in main thread - https://www.blackhatworld.com/seo/geekproxy-io-x2-traffic-dc-private-ipv4-us-eu-ru-residential-mobile-190-geo-from-1-http-socks5-udp-ss-review-copies.1784987/#post-20296329

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"Cheap" proxies at 70% success aren't cheap - you're just paying for the retries.

Everyone shops by price per GB and ignores success rate. That's backwards.

Do the math: you need to pull
10TB. At 70% success you actually push ~14.3TB - a third burned on retries against dead IPs. At $5/GB that's ~$21K you never budgeted. Plus the engineer's time babysitting why half the requests bounce.

A clean pool at 90%+ costs more per GB, but you pay less in the end - you're not funding a mountain of retries. The "cheap" low-success proxy ends up pricier than the good one.

So don't shop by price per GB - shop by success rate on your target. That's where the money actually is.


Clean pools, high success: GEEKPROXY
 
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"I received the proxy and I can say one thing - it definitely flies. +Rep"

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Geekproxy: web scraping proxy · multiaccounting proxy · social media proxy · AI/LLM data proxy · antidetect proxy

- Residential Turbo - ports not blocked, UDP open by default

- Residential Flex - deep geo-filtering

- Mobile proxy

- Datacenter proxy

- ISP proxy​
 
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"I tried a lot of services for a specific task, but the proxies weren't working everywhere. This service solved the problem. Support was helpful with questions (screenshot above) .
Now I only use this service for SOCKS5, especially since there's a per- GB plan for mobile data
Thank you for the continued development of this service!"


MAIN THREAD

Geekproxy: web scraping proxy · multiaccounting proxy · social media proxy · AI/LLM data proxy · antidetect proxy

- Residential Turbo - ports not blocked, UDP open by default

- Residential Flex - deep geo-filtering

- Mobile proxy

- Datacenter proxy

- ISP proxy
 
ISP proxies: where you can get an IP right now

Static ISP IPs, UDP on every location. Current coverage, 22 countries:

Americas: US, Canada, Brazil.
Europe: UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain.
Middle East and Africa: UAE, South Africa.
Asia-Pacific: Japan, South Korea, Singapore, Hong Kong, Taiwan, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Philippines, Thailand, Vietnam, Australia.

The
US proxy alone runs 20+ cities (New York, LA, Chicago, Ashburn, Miami, Dallas, Seattle and more), so you can target by city, not just country. Leave it on Auto or pick a specific /24 subnet from live stock.


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RESIDENTIAL TURBO PROXY

What that actually unlocks:

• Mail / SMTP. Email ports work, so email tooling and warmup run over residential IPs instead of a datacenter range.
• UDP. Built in on the SOCKS5 port (1080), for tools and protocols that need UDP, not just TCP.
• Gaming and custom apps. Anything on a non-standard port connects, no "this port is blocked" surprise.
• Full destination access
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RESIDENTIAL FLEX PROXY

When "a US IP" isn't specific enough, Flex is the residential tier that lets you pin the exact network or spot.

- Target by ASN, ZIP, state and city, plus exclusion filters.
- Rotating (new IP per request) or sticky (1 to 120 min).
- Real IPs,
195+ countries.
- Pay only for the traffic you use.

- UDP by request

Turbo or Flex:
- Flex for precise filtering: ASN, ZIP, state, city, exclusions.
- Turbo for open ports, built-in UDP and the lowest latency, at a lower price.


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Mobile proxies — real 4G/LTE carrier IPs

The
highest-trust IPs we run. A site can't blanket-ban a mobile IP without hitting real users behind the same carrier NAT, so mobile holds up where other types get flagged.

- Real
mobile carrier IPs (4G/LTE).
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Rotating (new IP per request) or sticky.
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Target by country, city, ASN plus exclusion filters.
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5, and UDP on request.
- You pay only for the
traffic you use.

Best for the toughest targets: social media, account management, ad verification.

MAIN THREAD GEEKPROXY - datacenter, residential, mobile, ISP proxy
 
Datacenter IP proxies - Shared, Dedicated and Flawless

Three tiers of static IPs on the same network. You pay per IP per month, traffic is not billed per GB.

- Shared, from 1$/IP (down to 0.60$/IP in bulk): shared IP, the cheapest way in.
- Dedicated, from 1.5$/IP: the IP is yours alone, better for reputation-sensitive work.
- Flawless, from 2$/IP: the only plan with an encrypted connection to the proxy, via native HTTPS (TLS on the client-to-proxy hop) and Shadowsocks AES-256-GCM, built to get past DPI and firewalls.

All three include:
- HTTP, HTTPS, SOCKS5 and UDP.
- Up to 1 Gbps, 99.5% uptime.
- Geo: USA, Germany, Netherlands, Finland, Ukraine, Russia, plus a Europe mix.
- IP, port and login in your dashboard right after payment.


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