Does anyone have IPV6 proxy service?

I've been looking for an IPV6 proxy service for some time now to test with. I found 1 site that listed it, but when I signed up, they sent me a $1000 bill because they shifted everything to IPV4 proxies and told me IPV6 wasn't available. Is there any service offering IPV6 proxies at the moment? I'm not looking for a huge amount of them, so they don't even have to be cheap. I just want to test the functionality.

There isn't a real provider for these kinds of proxies yet. You'll have to change what it is your looking for to get what you want.

I found someone for this job but it was odd in how the person was offering it plus it wasn't cheap to start up.

What should I be looking for then?

It's coming soon, but why do you need it now? Globally IPv6 utilization is only around 5% and that 5% all have an IPv4 address you can connect to so I'm not sure why you would need it now for any SEO work. If a site is only utilizing IPv6 it can't be a site you want to post anything to.

Reference: https://www.google.com/intl/en/ipv6/statistics.html#tab=per-country-ipv6-adoption

agentmanatee said:

What should I be looking for then?

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Google has an IPV6 site. I want to see if the results are different from IPV4.

You can probably do something on Google with an IPv6, but just remember most sites right now are still using only an IPv4 so with only a IPv6 you won't be able to access those sites. I would stick with IPv4 right now when it comes to SEO work.

IPv6 IPs should be cheaper than IPv4, right?

Yes, they will be cheaper. Proxy providers will no longer have to really pay for IPs but they will still have to pay for hardware and bandwidth. I believe what will start happening with IPv6 proxies is there will be quality ratings of each IP that is used for a proxy. For example: Never Used, Barely Used, Used, Very Used. The cost of the proxy will vary depending on what rating it is given, and you'll have to pay slightly more for a proxy that has never been used.

To do really well with IPv6 proxies the world needs to be around a 80% utilization rate, right now according to Google it's only around 6%. We're still a couple years off at least before we can only use IPv6 proxies with no IPv4 proxies.