Advice on proxy strategy

Hi everybody,

First things first: I have been lurking for a while now and just registerd at this site. I believe its a great place to learn somethings and hopefully i will be able to help out and give some usefull advice in the near future.

I am looking for advice/strategy to manage SoundCloud accounts. I bought a licence for one of the best bots on the market and I want to start to play with this. There is, however, a problem that i can't seem to wrap my head around.

Obviously I need to create accounts. But what I want is to couple these accounts to an specific ip range from a specific country, preferably a specific city (i.e. userxxx has an ip form barcelona). This login has to be from this city, or at least country, every time...

my question; do i need private proxies and how do I make sure that the user uses the initially assigned ip every time. I can import an csv with usernames, uri and login and specify an ip address to the user, but I need a service that will work with this method.

To be clear: I am willing to pay for (private?) proxies.

I hope to read some great advice. Thx...

hey & welcome

yes, you'll need private proxies, you can look around in the proxies for sale section, some sellers provide country/city specific ips, if it's not specified in their sales thread, just ask them
as long as how you link proxies to your accs, that's pretty easy with most bots, they use a format like this: accusername:accpasswordroxyiproxyportroxyusernameroxypassword, so each acc will be tied to its own proxy until you set it otherwise

Hi HoneyBird,

thanks for your answer. I have looked at the proxysellers thread and I guess I need to query them for the option you suggested.

Guess all i need to do now is to make sure the csv format allows for the ip range, port and password. i will look into this.

sometimes the obvious answer to a question throws you off balance. I will try to get my due dilligence in order. Before you know it you will be told to RTFM or Google is your friend... ;-)

again, thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

NotAllenTuring said:

Hi HoneyBird,

thanks for your answer. I have looked at the proxysellers thread and I guess I need to query them for the option you suggested.

Guess all i need to do now is to make sure the csv format allows for the ip range, port and password. i will look into this.

sometimes the obvious answer to a question throws you off balance. I will try to get my due dilligence in order. Before you know it you will be told to RTFM or Google is your friend... ;-)

again, thank you for pointing me in the right direction.

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for soundcloud you need dedicated proxies like proxygo has wrote you earlier in his reply.
However soudncloud have problems with the proxies that are using user and password for authnetification so i recommend to use the dedicated private proxies you will buy for soundcloud with ip-auth and to place them in your software without user and password.

Hi, if everything else fails, try RDSL (Remote digital subsriber line) or DSL (digital subscriber Line)


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