Best residential proxies?

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I need residential proxies that are not abused.... most of the luminati proxies are flagged in many sites. Anyone has any suggestions? Budget: sky's the limit.
 
Hi,

If "Sky's the limit" then hire someone and make your own with /24 or /23 subnets. Nothing better.

David.
 
I guess you missed the part where it said "Residential"
I didn't miss that part. If you talk with luminati, smart proxy, or any other "residential" proxies provider, then tell them to make for you a dedicated server (or any infrastructure they are using) with unique, clean and fresh IPs exclusively for you ;) That's what I meant.

David.
 
I didn't miss that part. If you talk with luminati, smart proxy, or any other "residential" proxies provider, then tell them to make for you a dedicated server (or any infrastructure they are using) with unique, clean and fresh IPs exclusively for you ;) That's what I meant.

David.

I am paying $6,000 per month to Luminati. Their network is crap, if money could solve the problem I would already have. But I think you don't know what you are talking about or how their proxies work.
 
I am paying $6,000 per month to Luminati. Their network is crap, if money could solve the problem I would already have. But I think you don't know what you are talking about or how their proxies work.
Hi,

Well. I don't really know exactly how Luminati works (And I don't care that's not my business) But I know how other residential proxies provider works. In fact, I'm saying/recommending to you this because I'm doing this already, you don't have to say "You don't know what are you talking about" you can be more polite bro. Anyways, I'm just trying to help you. You don't paying anything man. Here in BHW we try to help each other for free and with the best we can. If you study how residential proxies can be done(not just the way you think they can be done), you'll realize is possible what I'm saying.

David.
 
Hi,

Well. I don't really know exactly how Luminati works (And I don't care that's not my business) But I know how other residential proxies provider works. In fact, I'm saying/recommending to you this because I'm doing this already, you don't have to say "You don't know what are you talking about" you can be more polite bro. Anyways, I'm just trying to help you. You don't paying anything man. Here in BHW we try to help each other for free and with the best we can. If you study how residential proxies can be done(not just the way you think they can be done), you'll realize is possible what I'm saying.

David.

Tell me more how are you getting thousands of high speed residential proxies?
 
Tell me more how are you getting thousands of high speed residential proxies?
I won't spoon-feed this for you. But if you read some of my threads, you'll realize that maybe I'm telling the truth :D

EDIT here: I think I've already tell you how to. Talk with some of the providers. Tell them that you don't want to use those flagged IP they have and that you need fresh/clean/brand new IPs created just for you. Ask that to more than 5 providers. I'm sure at least 1 will tell you a solution.

David.
 
Tell them that you don't want to use those flagged IP they have and that you need fresh/clean/brand new IPs created just for you. Ask that to more than 5 providers. I'm sure at least 1 will tell you a solution.
David.

Residential proxies are good and even great in some situations, but I think you missed the point of how they are created. Basically, these providers rent their proxies' IPs from other users. And in the process in renting them, their software has fixed rules for when an IP should/can be added to their network to be used as a proxy.

So, even if somebody is looking for fresh, or clean proxies, with residential IPs, you always face the risk of getting flagged IP.

One thing OP can do is to mix your residential proxies with datacenter IPs and see if flagging is still triggered. Moreover, another thing to consider is headers and the usage of these IPs.
 
Residential proxies are good and even great in some situations, but I think you missed the point of how they are created. Basically, these providers rent their proxies' IPs from other users. And in the process in renting them, their software has fixed rules for when an IP should/can be added to their network to be used as a proxy.

So, even if somebody is looking for fresh, or clean proxies, with residential IPs, you always face the risk of getting flagged IP.

One thing OP can do is to mix your residential proxies with datacenter IPs and see if flagging is still triggered. Moreover, another thing to consider is headers and the usage of these IPs.

Thanks for the tips, datacenter IPs are immediately flagged. Need residential clean IPs only.
 
There are no such thing as never-used residental ips.

Those proxy providers give You ips from all pool, You never know what ip you will get.
There actually is not any much IPv4 available what is never used.

Only way to get never used ips are go to actual Internet Provider and ask that You want to buy FREE ip range and then configure Your own servers to route all those IPs.
 
I won't spoon-feed this for you. But if you read some of my threads, you'll realize that maybe I'm telling the truth :D

EDIT here: I think I've already tell you how to. Talk with some of the providers. Tell them that you don't want to use those flagged IP they have and that you need fresh/clean/brand new IPs created just for you. Ask that to more than 5 providers. I'm sure at least 1 will tell you a solution.

David.

You sound ridiculous. Unless you're paying about $10-$20k per month, no one is going to build out a private proxy network wtih thousands of online IPs. On top of that, you can't even tell if an IP is "fresh/clean" without first testing it, or in most cases actually attempting w/e action it is you're trying to complete (acct creation, emailing. posting, whatever), and at that point the IP is no longer brand new or any of that. Maybe if you only need like 50 or 100 onilne this could be done, but if you knew what you were talking about you'd know how silly what you just said sounds. Lol.

OP, one of the biggest problems is these guys just resell each other's pools. You can research it and test for yourself, but you'll quickly see what some these companies are all about. My suggestion would be to find a few smaller, but truly independent suppliers, and then use them at the same time to achieve as many unique and clean IPs as possible.
 
You sound ridiculous. Unless you're paying about $10-$20k per month, no one is going to build out a private proxy network wtih thousands of online IPs. On top of that, you can't even tell if an IP is "fresh/clean" without first testing it, or in most cases actually attempting w/e action it is you're trying to complete (acct creation, emailing. posting, whatever), and at that point the IP is no longer brand new or any of that. Maybe if you only need like 50 or 100 onilne this could be done, but if you knew what you were talking about you'd know how silly what you just said sounds. Lol.

OP, one of the biggest problems is these guys just resell each other's pools. You can research it and test for yourself, but you'll quickly see what some these companies are all about. My suggestion would be to find a few smaller, but truly independent suppliers, and then use them at the same time to achieve as many unique and clean IPs as possible.

Thanks mate, good advice. Highest quality post in this thread :D

Not sure where to find small proxy residential networks tho.
 
You sound ridiculous. Unless you're paying about $10-$20k per month, no one is going to build out a private proxy network wtih thousands of online IPs. On top of that, you can't even tell if an IP is "fresh/clean" without first testing it, or in most cases actually attempting w/e action it is you're trying to complete (acct creation, emailing. posting, whatever), and at that point the IP is no longer brand new or any of that. Maybe if you only need like 50 or 100 onilne this could be done, but if you knew what you were talking about you'd know how silly what you just said sounds. Lol.

OP, one of the biggest problems is these guys just resell each other's pools. You can research it and test for yourself, but you'll quickly see what some these companies are all about. My suggestion would be to find a few smaller, but truly independent suppliers, and then use them at the same time to achieve as many unique and clean IPs as possible.
Hi,

You didn’t NEED to offend me :) you don’t know a lot of things that can be done. And I don’t have time to explain it for you. Also, you don’t know how much I’m paying for that. But anyways, peace and the next time try to not offend to make valid your point of view.

Cheers,
David.
 
If you were looking for Luminati proxies, would suggest checking out Oxylabs, as they seem to have pretty good residential proxy pool, and a lot of locations

I wouldn't. Lol. Oxylabs is a clown show, along with the 2 other companies reselling their proxies. Probably more of them too to be honest, but I can prove for sure the 3 different companies I've tested here are all reselling the same pool.
 
For that much cash you can set your own network of 30 4G devices in different US states/monthly.

Edit: most of these 4G devices are IPv6 capable.
 
I also tried to test luminati proxies but when they said they need to have my driver license. I stepped back lol. What are they trying to know ? it seems really shady.....
 
well you haven't provided any info about your needs, how many fresh ip's you need and which geo,
i find it hard to believe that luminati ips are flagged if you are using their residential service, unless you are using specific geo and a lot of people doing the same,
maybe keep track of flagged and used ip's create multiple zones to quickly find fresh ips, if not setup your own, as long as you know people from the different geo's you need, i can help with the technical aspect if it is what you lack.
 
it is also possible that you have a fingerprinting issue rather than a proxy one. or something is leaking from the proxies.
 
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