Backconnect Rotating Proxy (Stormproxies Alternative)?

I don't think stormproxy has 70,000 proxies as they said.
Because I'm using it and I only have 10K request daily, and the IPs have got banned.
 
Can anyone suggest safe residential proxy provider to use with Reddit?
 
I don't think stormproxy has 70,000 proxies as they said.
Because I'm using it and I only have 10K request daily, and the IPs have got banned.
I have found some really good proxies. better than stormproxies. luminati, smartproxy and any others(I haved tried quite a lot of them)
https://proxy.webshare.io/register/?referral_code=3li4ww4z9pdm
Talent, strong and low cost.
I have been using it for a few months. They really have the number of proxies they claimed
Tip: don't use proxies which they claim unlimited bandwidth!
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My experience with StormProxies are that they are very slow, and even though they are advertised as "residential backconnect", many of them are datacenter proxies.

This is a test that I did on the proxies. ALL of the ping times are unacceptable. I have a 400mbps downstream speed and 34mbps upstream speed. So the slowness is entirely due to the proxy itself.

(don't worry about the anonymous failed, etc, that is typical of backconnect)

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For me, I am doing youtube work. And the fact that the ping times are often 7281 ms, by the time the proxy rotates after only 5 minutes, my process has timed out, and no work gets done at all.
Even with the lowest ping time of 625 ms, that is still too slow, with the quickness of the rotation.

If StormProxies wants to retain customers. They need to do three things.

1. All proxies MUST absolutely be residential back connect, no datacenter proxies
2. The proxy's ping times have to be under 250 ms, anything above that is too much
3. The rotation times should be options, from 5 minutes to 15 minutes before rotation. Many proxy providers allow you to choose.

I have been with storm for 3 months. For things like backlink submission, they work ok. But still not great. However I am going to try Microleaves next, even though their price is $249 for 25 ports (special backconnect).

If anyone has any other suggestions, for backconnect proxies that work like StormProxies, please let me know. I have tried some of the others, and many of them require a complicated setup, like a downloaded client, etc. I just want it to work like this: host:port:user:pass or host:port, and then the rotation happens on the hostend.
 

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My experience with StormProxies are that they are very slow, and even though they are advertised as "residential backconnect", many of them are datacenter proxies.

This is a test that I did on the proxies. ALL of the ping times are unacceptable. I have a 400mbps downstream speed and 34mbps upstream speed. So the slowness is entirely due to the proxy itself.

(don't worry about the anonymous failed, etc, that is typical of backconnect)

storm-proxy-test-jpg.122994


For me, I am doing youtube work. And the fact that the ping times are often 7281 ms, by the time the proxy rotates after only 5 minutes, my process has timed out, and no work gets done at all.
Even with the lowest ping time of 625 ms, that is still too slow, with the quickness of the rotation.

If StormProxies wants to retain customers. They need to do three things.

1. All proxies MUST absolutely be residential back connect, no datacenter proxies
2. The proxy's ping times have to be under 250 ms, anything above that is too much
3. The rotation times should be options, from 5 minutes to 15 minutes before rotation. Many proxy providers allow you to choose.

I have been with storm for 3 months. For things like backlink submission, they work ok. But still not great. However I am going to try Microleaves next, even though their price is $249 for 25 ports (special backconnect).

If anyone has any other suggestions, for backconnect proxies that work like StormProxies, please let me know. I have tried some of the others, and many of them require a complicated setup, like a downloaded client, etc. I just want it to work like this: host:port:user:pass or host:port, and then the rotation happens on the hostend.
What backconnect residential service has been working good for you? I am in need of one for gmail account creation, once they are setup I don't need to log back in but I need quality proxies
 
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