Blazing Virgin Proxies

Jerone

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Has anybody used these before? How do you like it? Is it as fresh as they say?
 
Has anybody used these before? How do you like it? Is it as fresh as they say?
Hey were you able to find a good virgin proxy provider? I saw your other message you posted in 2015 about how to check if a virgin proxy is really a virgin proxy
 
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:/ do you have any virgin proxy reccomendations?
 
Just get a residential dsl account. Hook the dsl modem into a network switch. Hook all your computers to that switch. Now every time you disconnect and reconnect any of those computers that computer will get a new ip address from your ISP's subnet. So every computer will have its own ip independent of each other pc. I know this works because I use it all day every day.
 
Just get a residential dsl account. Hook the dsl modem into a network switch. Hook all your computers to that switch. Now every time you disconnect and reconnect you will get a new ip address from your ISP's subnet. I know this works because I use it all day every day.
um im a bit of a noob. are there tutorials online on how to do this? and if you do this it guarantees that it won't be flagged by ig already?
 
um im a bit of a noob. are there tutorials online on how to do this? and if you do this it guarantees that it won't be flagged by ig already?

There is never a guarentee because your isp only has so many ip addresses. However, 99.9% of my ip address are not blocked. Just don't abuse them. Also keep in mind all the ips will be in the same subnet. Its a simple thing. take cord form modem plug into switch plug pc into switch... two cords two plugs.

I am sure you have seen rotating residential proxies for sale on here? This is the method they use to get those ip's for you.
 
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