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Whether a range can be rehabilitated really depends on why it was flagged in the first place. If it's tied to recent abuse and you've addressed the root cause, submitting delisting or correction requests with supporting evidence can work, but reputation databases don't all update on the same...

I'd probably add a few things that would save me time when managing multiple devices. An automatic health check with auto-reconnect if a device goes offline, scheduled or API-triggered IP rotation, and a one-click "Test Proxy" button that verifies the exit IP and connectivity would be really...

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...

I agree that it's probably not just the proxy. Platforms like Etsy look at a combination of signals, so switching proxy types alone rarely fixes random bans. I'd avoid changing multiple variables at once because it becomes difficult to identify what's actually causing the issue. A few things...

The proxy type is only one piece of the puzzle. Different providers use different infrastructure, but there isn't a single proxy type that guarantees success. In general, residential and mobile IPs tend to resemble normal user traffic more closely than datacenter IPs, but account quality...

I'd be careful with providers advertising "0 logs" or "0 fraud score" as absolute guarantees. Those are difficult to verify from the outside, and a fraud score can change over time depending on how an IP has been used. The best approach is to test a small batch of IPs against your actual target...

I'd add better diagnostics. When something fails, it's hard to tell whether the issue is the proxy, the target site, or your own setup. A simple dashboard showing latency, uptime, recent connection history, and whether an IP has been heavily used would save a lot of troubleshooting. I hope this...

I'd probably wait until they actually add Cloudflare support before spending money on the upgrade. Even with good proxies, if the software doesn't properly handle Cloudflare's challenge flow, you'll still run into CAPTCHAs or blocks. When they do support it, clean residential proxies usually...

It really depends on what you're doing in the workflow. For account creation, ad account management, and geo-targeted testing, residential proxies are usually the safer choice because they tend to blend in better with normal user traffic. For high-volume data collection or tasks where IP...

One of the biggest mistakes is buying proxies before understanding the target site. Beginners often assume more proxies automatically means better results, when in reality the site's detection methods, rate limits, and account behavior usually matter just as much. I also see people choosing the...

For beginners, the “best” proxy type really depends on what you’re trying to do, since each one behaves differently under different targets. Datacenter proxies are usually the most cost-effective and work well for light scraping or less protected sites, but they tend to get blocked faster on...

For FB and Reddit, most issues usually come down to IP reputation and how heavily the range has been used before, not just the proxy type itself. In practice: Clean, less-reused IP pools tend to perform better on stricter platforms like Facebook Reddit is usually more forgiving, but still...

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There isn’t a fixed safe number that works universally, but here are the main practical considerations: It depends on proxy stability, account behavior, and how consistent sessions look Even on a US residential proxy, too many accounts on one IP increases detection risk Lower concurrency per IP...

Most of these things aren’t really something you can verify or guarantee. You can’t reliably know if an IP was previously used on YouTube or Facebook, or whether it was linked to a banned account. Proxy IPs are reused and rotated within provider pools, so “clean history” isn’t something that’s...

If long-term stability is the priority, I’d usually choose based on the target platform rather than assuming one proxy type is always better. I don’t personally use mobile or ISP proxies enough to compare providers from direct experience, but generally static residential proxies are preferred...