911.re alternatives?

MrBlackSmith

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Hello,

since 911.re went down, I have been looking for alternatives that charge by IP only and not on bandwidth. These are the providers I have found. Any others you can recommend as well as any input on the providers below, before I waste my money?


Piaproxy.com
911s5s.com
922proxy.com
Cloudrouter.io
 
which one you feel best one ? and for what purpose you are using these proxies ?
 
I haven't tried any of them yet. I read they are resellers of some other residential IP providers. Mainly use it for traffic arbitrage-related stuff. Do you have some input or can referrer other providers, who are reliable?
 
which one you feel best one ? and for what purpose you are using these proxies ?
i don't know who is best .. can you suggest for me who is site best?

advance thannks
 
i don't know who is best .. can you suggest for me who is site best?

advance thannks
911.re was the best for me, but they closed down over 1 year ago. They had great IPs and not to expensive. Many providers I see charge by GB, which is not working for me. I think I will simply have to spend money on testing the providers available and see which one works out best.
 
911.re was the best for me, but they closed down over 1 year ago. They had great IPs and not to expensive. Many providers I see charge by GB, which is not working for me. I think I will simply have to spend money on testing the providers available and see which one works out best.
No need to spend money on unknown sites, here the ip services are approved after quality testing and our members here write reviews too
 
Is there any provider you can recommend? Thanks you in advance.
I used to use 911 until they closed.
The next similar service I used was piaproxy, the one you also mention here.
It's pretty decent, of course a lot of proxies are as bad as from 911, can die any moment and be pretty slow, but others will be better and for its price I guess it's not a bad option.
Not sure what you will use it for though, if for the same as 911 then it's good.
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I used to use 911 until they closed.
The next similar service I used was piaproxy, the one you also mention here.
It's pretty decent, of course a lot of proxies are as bad as from 911, can die any moment and be pretty slow, but others will be better and for its price I guess it's not a bad option.
Not sure what you will use it for though, if for the same as 911 then it's good.
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Thank you for the recommendation, I will give them I try.
 
PIA pretty much the same. The best alternative that I found.
 
922 is a good alternative what I can say is that the socks5 last some hours, I got some that where online for 24h some times. I am Not Sure of they are better then PIA but I read that on some thread some time ago.
 
None of them are offering APIs?

Without APIs to automatically re-issue/rotate proxies, wouldn't it be difficult to use it on software for scraping purposes?
Everytime a proxy dies, it would be required to manually change the proxy in the software.
Otherwise the pricing seems to be really good.
 
None of them are offering APIs?

Without APIs to automatically re-issue/rotate proxies, wouldn't it be difficult to use it on software for scraping purposes?
Everytime a proxy dies, it would be required to manually change the proxy in the software.
Otherwise the pricing seems to be really good.
922 got an API thats what I know
 
None of them are offering APIs?

Without APIs to automatically re-issue/rotate proxies, wouldn't it be difficult to use it on software for scraping purposes?
Everytime a proxy dies, it would be required to manually change the proxy in the software.
Otherwise the pricing seems to be really good.
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