klique
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- Mar 31, 2011
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Google is your best friend, I try not to make recommendations as far as services.. as I don't want anyone to assume I'm promoting them. But go for suppliers that aren't at the top of the list, sometimes the not so popular places have the best stuff. Have them give you a trial so you can teat one of their proxies out, if they're not willing to give you a test run.. on to the next. And while you're doing your test run, make sure to check that they are indeed giving you a residential or mobile proxy, and not trying to give you a datacenter proxy.. some companies have been known to do that, popular ones at that.
I've been running them 1 account per proxy, but I know I can run 4 or 5 on it probably with no issues, as my buddy is using the same type of proxies and is running 5 per proxy with no blocks or verifications. I just switched over 2/3 of my accounts to these proxies within the last 2 weeks or so, and I'm prepping some other accounts to run on them in the upcoming days, I want to input them all at the same time so it's still just 1 for 1 until all the additional accounts are ready. I don't think I'll push it though, and just stick to 3 acc per proxy, as I don't really like to push things if I don't have to. I'll post an update and let you know how things turn out when I do. Good thing is, these IPs don't rotate, and if for whatever reason I experience an issue with one of them, I can reassign a new ip with a click of a button. One of the benefits with most residential and mobile proxies.