4G RDPs

What's your take on using 4G RDPs to create Google accounts and perform SEO tasks? There was a buzz for such units a few months ago, has it died? Or is there still a use for them?

P.S. A 4G RDP is an RDP connection to a 4G IP from AT&T or Verizon.

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I like them better than any IP address that comes out of a datacentre/VPN endpoint site/mass proxy hub site that is known to be an IP address that is masked.

I do like this:

• Get 4g IP
• Create a few emails.
• Create account on a large array of sites. Go WIDE.
• Verify emails.
• Post basic content/setup site.
• Take dedicated proxy and assign to that profile.
• Access from proxy and 4G IP address intermittently.
• Then can access from proxy only.

I feel this is the most realistic way someone would behave... They're using their phone... They're setting up accounts... The start using a proxy... The then only use the proxy...

Then ditch the 4G IP and rotate to next.

If you have unlimited access (I'm used to hijacking 4G's and having limited time) you can reuse the 4G IP to access sites to post comments etc. Just throw them into your IP list, scrapbox, whatever you're using to post etc.

Fibonacci them into groups. Randomise. Naturalise. Imagine a tree. Copy nature. I dunno - spam lol.

Hope that helps.

script-scripts said:

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I like them better than any IP address that comes out of a datacentre/VPN endpoint site/mass proxy hub site that is known to be an IP address that is masked.

I do like this:

• Get 4g IP
• Create a few emails.
• Create account on a large array of sites. Go WIDE.
• Verify emails.
• Post basic content/setup site.
• Take dedicated proxy and assign to that profile.
• Access from proxy and 4G IP address intermittently.
• Then can access from proxy only.

I feel this is the most realistic way someone would behave... They're using their phone... They're setting up accounts... The start using a proxy... The then only use the proxy...

Then ditch the 4G IP and rotate to next.

If you have unlimited access (I'm used to hijacking 4G's and having limited time) you can reuse the 4G IP to access sites to post comments etc. Just throw them into your IP list, scrapbox, whatever you're using to post etc.

Fibonacci them into groups. Randomise. Naturalise. Imagine a tree. Copy nature. I dunno - spam lol.

Hope that helps.

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I would like to try this. Where would I get a 4g vps?

DanKingston said:

would like to try this. Where would I get a 4g vps?

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I get 4G IP's because I have a $79 ASUS Wireless Card With Dual Directed Antennaes' that go for 1k-2k and I live in the very inner city so I just freebie off noobs allowing me to. Completely legally.

Other than hijack other people's phones IP's I don't know where you would get a slurry of 4G IP's.

What you can do is, disconnect your 4G phone and reconnect. Often you'll get a new IP. Though depending on your provider and location (it may be different in different countries) the IP Pool may be limited. With a little research you can probably find your service providers APN's - they usually have a few. You can change this setting in your phone. This would likely get you a new IP.

That's all sounding like work which is why you have an 4G modem in your Microsoft Surface/Apple MacBook/Ipad/run your phone like a PC and you automate all of these config settings changes etc.

why would you use "4g rdp" instead of just using a 4G proxy? :?
that's just money wasting IMO

mindeswx said:

why would you use "4g rdp" instead of just using a 4G proxy? :?
that's just money wasting IMO

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Yeah when he said RDP I just assumed/melded it into remotely using IP's of 4G Devices...

Unless I am completely off topic and the OP is talking about something else.

mindeswx said:

why would you use "4g rdp" instead of just using a 4G proxy? :?
that's just money wasting IMO

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Your right. You can do 4G RDP or 4G proxy which is more flexible in some cases. Even so, some clients still like to have a Windows unit, where they can install their applications.

script-scripts said:

Yeah when he said RDP I just assumed/melded it into remotely using IP's of 4G Devices...

Unless I am completely off topic and the OP is talking about something else.

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You're good, thanks for your contribution, it was quite relevant.

ResNetworking said:

Your right. You can do 4G RDP or 4G proxy which is more flexible in some cases. Even so, some clients still like to have a Windows unit, where they can install their applications.




You're good, thanks for your contribution, it was quite relevant.

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trust me and save your time, people just don't need it )