$1.20 vs $3 proxies for instagram both dedicated

So have used highproxies.com and you can get 5 proxies for $15 a month for instagram but was looking at blazingseollc.com that offer 5 for $6 a month and wanted to know what the differences are and if they work just as well? I asked Blazing and this is what they said below. If anyone has any other info on what the benefits and differences are would love to know. At less then half the price I assume there must be a difference.

"Thank you for contacting us and we appreciate your interests in our services. I am unsure about our competitor, but our dedicated proxies would be suitable for managing the social accounts, as the dedicated proxies are dedicated in nature, which makes them suitable for the account management aspect."

I too am curious to know the difference between proxies "for instagram" and dedicated proxies, as this seems to be the distinction between the two services you are talking about.

Anyone know? Also, what are mobile 4g proxies? Are they even better?

(for the record I use proxies "for instagram")

It's not about the price, for me it's about the provider. what if blazingseollc.com already reselling the proxies that are unused, that can cause ban for you're account cause even tough it's dedicated it's still already used. so try first with 1 proxy for each provider,. remember, that they will always say the good things just to force you to buy, they won't tell you anything that affects them. don't mind the price because it can lead you to worst

rensell said:

It's not about the price, for me it's about the provider. what if blazingseollc.com already reselling the proxies that are unused, that can cause ban for you're account cause even tough it's dedicated it's still already used. so try first with 1 proxy for each provider,. remember, that they will always say the good things just to force you to buy, they won't tell you anything that affects them. don't mind the price because it can lead you to worst

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I have asked if they are virgin proxies and waiting to hear back.

idlewillkill said:

I too am curious to know the difference between proxies "for instagram" and dedicated proxies, as this seems to be the distinction between the two services you are talking about.

Anyone know? Also, what are mobile 4g proxies? Are they even better?

(for the record I use proxies "for instagram")

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yes would like to know too even within the same provider sometimes they offer dedicated and instagram proxies both virgin.

Hi, I am new here. But first I would like to know if it is the same to buy a private proxy or an Instagram proxy.

And las but not least, I am located in South America, it has been impossible to find a proxy for Argentina or Uruguay, which I need in order to run multiple accounts through FollowLiker. Will it be the same if I buy multiple proxies from the United States to run on these account which I have in South America ?

scrn1 said:

I have asked if they are virgin proxies and waiting to hear back.

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I guess they won't be honest on you. If they tell that it was used by someone, absolutely you will not buy, but if they tell that's it's virgin for sure you will buy. so I guess they won't be honest and will just tell you that it's a virgin proxy

FlauntMedia said:

Hi, I am new here. But first I would like to know if it is the same to buy a private proxy or an Instagram proxy.

And las but not least, I am located in South America, it has been impossible to find a proxy for Argentina or Uruguay, which I need in order to run multiple accounts through FollowLiker. Will it be the same if I buy multiple proxies from the United States to run on these account which I have in South America ?

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I heard from the pro that location is not necessary, even if you live in india a US proxy will do you just need to warm it up first

FlauntMedia said:

Hi, I am new here. But first I would like to know if it is the same to buy a private proxy or an Instagram proxy.

And las but not least, I am located in South America, it has been impossible to find a proxy for Argentina or Uruguay, which I need in order to run multiple accounts through FollowLiker. Will it be the same if I buy multiple proxies from the United States to run on these account which I have in South America ?

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I have heard location is not important but at the same time on my personal account that I just use for friends tends to get ads for relevant things in LA where I live.

blazing is 100 times better

You could buy a dedicated proxy spammed to oblivion or a clean dedicated proxy for more money. It your call here

kittykut said:

blazing is 100 times better

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why are they better besides price? do you know if they are virgin proxies?

Mike9587 said:

You could buy a dedicated proxy spammed to oblivion or a clean dedicated proxy for more money. It your call here

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is there a way to check this besides the provider letting you know? They could always lie about it.

There's basically no difference between a "normal" proxy and an Instagram proxy. They are just proxies, but they put the Instagram thing so that they can sell the same service at a higher price.

Actually, it's probably better to use normal proxies and this is way: if the provider is not giving you virgin IPs, it is very likely that if you buy an Instagram proxy it has been already used by someone to spam the hell out of IG and the IP might be flagged. With a normal proxy, it's more likely that even if somebody has used it it has not been used on IG so the IP is new to them.

scrn1 said:

So have used highproxies.com and you can get 5 proxies for $15 a month for instagram but was looking at blazingseollc.com that offer 5 for $6 a month and wanted to know what the differences are and if they work just as well? I asked Blazing and this is what they said below. If anyone has any other info on what the benefits and differences are would love to know. At less then half the price I assume there must be a difference.

"Thank you for contacting us and we appreciate your interests in our services. I am unsure about our competitor, but our dedicated proxies would be suitable for managing the social accounts, as the dedicated proxies are dedicated in nature, which makes them suitable for the account management aspect."

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For regular datacenter proxies, most of the time pricing between providers is a matter of preference on what profit they want to make. But what does it happen is the cheapest provider need to deliver more volume to many people, so this can affect proxy quality because the IP subnets are highly spammed on the top social networks, which can result in blocks for your purchased IP's even if you didn't had time to use it (because networks can block whole IP subnets, that's why its better you get as much varied subnets as you can).

The provider replied from a technical point of view, of course the proxies can be used on the respective social net, because it can access the site. But flag-wise they can't know if or when the social net will throw a block on that IP or whole subnet, because this depends on client actions/niches, etc.

idlewillkill said:

I too am curious to know the difference between proxies "for instagram" and dedicated proxies, as this seems to be the distinction between the two services you are talking about.

Anyone know? Also, what are mobile 4g proxies? Are they even better?

(for the record I use proxies "for instagram")

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Proxies states as "Instagram proxies" might be managed by providers in such a way to limit their use on Instagram to a minimum after one client drops the proxy package. So after one client ends the payment, they will be made available as Google proxies for example, then Twitter-only proxies or scraping proxies and so on, until a certain time passes so they will be clean again for Instagram, and then to be assigned again to a "Instagram proxies" package. At least this is my opinion.

For regular proxies they might not manage where the proxies are going to be used again by another client, so if they happen to be used on Instagram after the initial client flagged them to death, this last client will start having blocks and all kind of issues, sadly..

scrn1 said:

So have used highproxies.com and you can get 5 proxies for $15 a month for instagram but was looking at blazingseollc.com that offer 5 for $6 a month and wanted to know what the differences are and if they work just as well? I asked Blazing and this is what they said below. If anyone has any other info on what the benefits and differences are would love to know. At less then half the price I assume there must be a difference.

"Thank you for contacting us and we appreciate your interests in our services. I am unsure about our competitor, but our dedicated proxies would be suitable for managing the social accounts, as the dedicated proxies are dedicated in nature, which makes them suitable for the account management aspect."

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The best way is to test. It largely depends on what you intend to do with your IG accounts and how many you are running and of course what your goals are etc

idlewillkill said:

I too am curious to know the difference between proxies "for instagram" and dedicated proxies, as this seems to be the distinction between the two services you are talking about.

Anyone know? Also, what are mobile 4g proxies? Are they even better?

(for the record I use proxies "for instagram")

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4g Proxies are derived from mobile carriers, since IG is primarily a phone app, the "logic" is that heavy activities on a 4g connection is more "forgiving".

scrn1 said:

I have heard location is not important but at the same time on my personal account that I just use for friends tends to get ads for relevant things in LA where I live.

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So you would recommend buying proxies form the US even if the accounts are located in South America ?

I've had a rough one searching for proxies located in South America. I do not want any of the accounts to get banned or emailed for any purpose.

Thank you!

Rosier said:

The best way is to test. It largely depends on what you intend to do with your IG accounts and how many you are running and of course what your goals are etc

4g Proxies are derived from mobile carriers, since IG is primarily a phone app, the "logic" is that heavy activities on a 4g connection is more "forgiving".

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4g proxies and residential proxies are both the gold standard when it comes to automating any social media service. The reason being is 4g proxies are obviously mobile proxies and residential proxies are the ones you use at home from your local cable company.

The proxies you're buying from a majority of these proxy companies are data center proxies, aka big server racks of computers. These proxies are cheap because they're in bulk, but social media companies can detect whether you're using a datacenter ip, mobile ip, or residential ip. If it's anything other than a mobile or residential, theyre going to treat all your actions as possibly being automated as they know these proxies are favored by marketers.

When you see "Instagram" proxy, all that means is that it's a proxy that has never been used on Instagram before. So technically it is a "virgin instagam" proxy, but that doesn't say whether it's a DC, mobile, or residential proxy.

One last thing to take into consideration, you may be purchasing virgin IG proxies, which have never been used on IG before.. but that's not to say they haven't been used on Facebook before. And as you know, Facebook owns IG.. so if the ip has been flagged by Facebook in the past, it's a good chance that it's flagged on IG as well. Of course the proxy companies won't tell you that, else they would be losing out on business.. but just something to add to your database of proxy knowledge.

klique said:

4g proxies and residential proxies are both the gold standard when it comes to automating any social media service. The reason being is 4g proxies are obviously mobile proxies and residential proxies are the ones you use at home from your local cable company.

The proxies you're buying from a majority of these proxy companies are data center proxies, aka big server racks of computers. These proxies are cheap because they're in bulk, but social media companies can detect whether you're using a datacenter ip, mobile ip, or residential ip. If it's anything other than a mobile or residential, theyre going to treat all your actions as possibly being automated as they know these proxies are favored by marketers.

When you see "Instagram" proxy, all that means is that it's a proxy that has never been used on Instagram before. So technically it is a "virgin instagam" proxy, but that doesn't say whether it's a DC, mobile, or residential proxy.

One last thing to take into consideration, you may be purchasing virgin IG proxies, which have never been used on IG before.. but that's not to say they haven't been used on Facebook before. And as you know, Facebook owns IG.. so if the ip has been flagged by Facebook in the past, it's a good chance that it's flagged on IG as well. Of course the proxy companies won't tell you that, else they would be losing out on business.. but just something to add to your database of proxy knowledge.

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