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I bought 10 private proxies and they didn't work for my use case. So since I still have them for one month I'm letting the first person with 100+ posts who replies to this thread have them.
 
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lol , now pm a mod to close this thread or noobs will make this thread 10 pages long.

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Is it standard to ask someones' IP in order to give him PROXY? because maybe you need to be alert in such case as it is a new user.
Just saying...
 
Is it standard to ask someones' IP in order to give him PROXY? because maybe you need to be alert in such case as it is a new user.Just saying...

It's a pretty standard thing to use a IP address whitelist for proxy authentication. Here's one of the http://www.blackhatworld.com/blackhat-seo/proxies-sale/271225-elite-private-proxies-squidproxies-guaranteed-working-exclusive-bhw-discount.html I picked at random. And this is a link to their http://www.squidproxies.com/billing/knowledgebase.php?action=displayarticle&id=18. A lot of proxy providers do this so you don't have 2 dozen people sharing a proxy.
 
Sorry then, I even bought once proxy, and never been asked for IP for that (also my ADSL IP get changed each connection).
this days I use free proxies that not in public proxies lists and it's just fine if you don't have the money to invest in private one.
 
Is it standard to ask someones' IP in order to give him PROXY? because maybe you need to be alert in such case as it is a new user.
Just saying...

Id like to point out two things here:

1: No hacker goes around asking for IP address. It's just too simple to get another persons IP address cause every site you connect to has to know it (it's kind of the way the internet works). So host an image on your own server, post it to a social networking site (ie: Facebook, Twitter, Tubler) and you'll easily accumulate a huge list of IP addresses of the people who load that image in their browser.

2: Given the above you might think this is a security risk, but no id like to make it very clear that someone knowing your IP address isn't the master key to pawning your computer. For one thing most of the people on the internet connect through a router. Your router has a NAT which will block most script kiddies.
 
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Well I guess I'll have to start posting on these so that eventually I'll have the post amount in order to get the free stuff I have to have the posts for.
 
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