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For residential proxies I agree with the masses, Brightdata, is a leader in the space. IPRoyal is a bit newer to the space and if memory serves me they get some of their IPs off of people willing to install their software on the PCs and "sell their unused bandwidth" YMMY. If you are looking for...

Welcome G, glad to have you here.

From my experience they are one in the same. ISP residential proxies at least here in the US would typically be ranges from providers such as Xfinity, Cox, Spectrum. Typically these perform better in many tasks than standard datacenter proxies. The label though isn't everything at least from my...

4G or 5G Mobile proxies are way to go with Youtube, you can use it with multiple accounts just don't overdo it

How is 65k a coin saying going to 0 is likely to happne?

I agree with Brian, transparency. A lot of proxy providers put everything but the kitchen sink into their offerings but seldom put their own backend health metrics. An accurate pre-sale speedtest with jitter would be nice too.

I agree with the group. Blind mail relays and the use of port 25 is rapidly becoming an outdated way to send mail. Most email sent without a valid SPF record, DKIM signing and a valid sender is going to end up in spam. Mailgun is a decent provider but if you are simply trying to send spam you...

For your use case I'd probably start with residential proxies since you do not want to have IP changes mid-session. Mobile proxies are generally stable but cellular connections are exactly that, cellular and ip addresses can change at any time for any reason. Many times this is not the proxy...

I believe you are asking about what the phone would do if you had one to many esims from different countries. I think you'd have more fundamental problems with a setup like that. Most phones only allow you to use one sim/esim for data at a time. If you were using a German esim in the US it would...

There is definitely a you get what you pay for with proxies. Static residential has it's uses but in my experience a lot of them get labeled as datacenter . Mobile proxies seem to be better overall. I do think that detection is getting better though especially with AI.

There are a number of reasons why you may see this randomized geographical behavior. Some reasons can be controlled, others cannot. For example, in my experience, Verizon has a tendency to provision IP addresses at random locations through use of a carrier-grade NAT, or CGNAT. This is...

I wouldn't say so, if you're making high quality content instagram will prioritize you. Just at the start it will give your content to small audiences, analyze their reactions to it, how many times they will watch a video, how long will they stay on it, will they go to your profile and check it...

See it this way, you need to convince people to give you money. If you have a valid way how to save a business money or business owner's time by product or service that you're doing, they will hire/pay you for it. Now analyze yourself, what you know to do and see how you can help businesses

Unfortunately there's no way to know exactly why unless reddit notifies you, which they never do lol. You can only use your brain to think what have you done wrong, whatever you did what was your intent behind it and do you think that would breach their ToS

I think the ad is pretty cool, they are just being more honest about the seriousness of the situation, Altman can take some notes

Nowpayments worked very well for me

I would say good residental proxy or Mobile proxy if you can afford it, sim card is the best though if possible. Maybe rent a device in US if that's your target audience

I would say 1 per device to keep it safe, but there are other factors you should consider as well, make sure you don't upvote/comment each others posts think that's a big red flag..

I would start DCA now until BTC reaches 48K (if it does), clarity act due is coming soon, there's a lot of institutional adoptions happening at the moment as well..

Congratulations @RedRoseBlackLace ! Make sure those spammers suffer :D