Are cable provider Business IPs good?

colorme · Aug 24, 2019

Depending on where in the US you are, if you have a business/commercial office and are getting cable through a known provider, are their business IPs good for boting with Jarvee?

I believe large agencies don’t use proxies for running their client account. Anyone that works at a large agency can chime in.

Deleted member 601870 · Aug 24, 2019

Large agencies are currently using mobile phones to automate human like actions ( server with python scripts are used mainly)

colorme · Aug 25, 2019

Biswas Marketing said:
Large agencies are currently using mobile phones to automate human like actions ( server with python scripts are used mainly)

Thanks, I’ve heard that some large agencies just get a ton of business IPs and run 1-1 automation. One client, one IP.

But need to know for those working at agencies if that’s been working, or if they are using other methods.

turelink · Aug 25, 2019

Lots of guys are selling that type of products...But I do not think it's 100% legal in the US!
You can read this post,

https://www.hacking.reviews/2019/08/the-rise-of-residential-networks.html
After reported, lots of mentioned website do not work anymore...
intl-alliance.com
residentialisp.com
resivpn.com

That's why lots of those "legal residential proxy providers" (https://www.privateproxyreviews.com/residential-proxies/) offer p2p proxy network.
But I am do not know it's legal or not...Also, If you can not rent US cable or other US mobile carrier...There are a few users at all...

It looks like a good business, but it's 100% the darkness and danger business in my view!

colorme · Aug 25, 2019

turelink said:
Lots of guys are selling that type of products...But I do not think it's 100% legal in the US!
You can read this post,

https://www.hacking.reviews/2019/08/the-rise-of-residential-networks.html
After reported, lots of mentioned website do not work anymore...
intl-alliance.com
residentialisp.com
resivpn.com

That's why lots of those "legal residential proxy providers" (https://www.privateproxyreviews.com/residential-proxies/) offer p2p proxy network.
But I am do not know it's legal or not...Also, If you can not rent US cable or other US mobile carrier...There are a few users at all...

It looks like a good business, but it's 100% the darkness and danger business in my view!

Yeah I’ve seen reports about those.
Here I am referring to a legit office/agency that has a legit business IP through their local cable provider.

Would running their client accounts through this local cable provider be better than running provides through databases?

Or, are larger agencies doing something else?

Deleted member 601870 · Aug 25, 2019

colorme said:
Thanks, I’ve heard that some large agencies just get a ton of business IPs and run 1-1 automation. One client, one IP.

But need to know for those working at agencies if that’s been working, or if they are using other methods.

They are using mobile phones itself. No other IPs required.
Mobile phones already has sim card and internet.

Using local isp broadband is not a good option.
Cost / hard to change ip/ all same subnet and many issues.

unknownsmmers · Aug 25, 2019

Biswas Marketing said:
They are using mobile phones itself. No other IPs required.
Mobile phones already has sim card and internet.

Using local isp broadband is not a good option.
Cost / hard to change ip/ all same subnet and many issues.

Yeah, no real agency who charges 4 to 6 figures per influencer, per month, would consider using a publicly created + used bot.

If you charge a client $10,000 a month, you can easily afford to pay an employee $1,000 per month, per client, to manually handle the account

(Keep in mind, big agencies don't bot accounts with f/uf method, they charge $10k, pay Employee $1-2k, pay $3-4k on sponsored ads / influencer collabs / ads, and pocket the rest for taxes / management & owner payout , etc

turelink · Aug 25, 2019

colorme said:
Yeah I’ve seen reports about those.
Here I am referring to a legit office/agency that has a legit business IP through their local cable provider.

Would run their client accounts through this local cable provider be better than running provides through databases?

Or, are larger agencies doing something else?

Haha...before I think you just want to sell your own connection as the proxies/IPs...You change to another type of service...
There are tons of those type of service already

gramista.com
kenji.ai
boostgram.com
....
Those services should be named as "instagram growth service", easily search it...lots of service

Yes. it's 100% a working business, but hard to get the client.

colorme · Aug 25, 2019

turelink said:
Haha...before I think you just want to sell your own connection as the proxies/IPs...You change to another type of service...
There are tons of those type of service already
gramista.com
kenji.ai
boostgram.com
....
Those services should be named as "instagram growth service", easily search it...lots of service
Yes. it's 100% a working business, but hard to get the client.

Thanks, but no thanks. Been here at BHW for a long time. Never have sold or promoted anything for sale that’s not here in the marketplace.

Anyone that reads my posts and comments knows that.

Anyway, anyone that works at an mid-size to large agency knows how they do it?

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