Hola Proxies for yelp?

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I am using the HMA Pro VPN and it does not seem to be working to well with Yelp. Does anyone have a provide they use to scrape/post on Yelp. Hola seem like another proxy that I might try. I am not sure if a different IP each time I log in to yelp would be a good thing. Maybe a semi dedicated IP's would be best.

Any Help?
 
I am using the HMA Pro VPN and it does not seem to be working to well with Yelp. Does anyone have a provide they use to scrape/post on Yelp. Hola seem like another proxy that I might try. I am not sure if a different IP each time I log in to yelp would be a good thing. Maybe a semi dedicated IP's would be best.

Any Help?
you 100% need dedicated proxies for scraping cause there is no way you can control what others are doing with your shared proxies (semi-dedicated)
HMA is providing shared ips on their vpns that are hardly abused, you need to get quality over quantity
 
For the major locations, Hola! seems to route traffic through data centers anyway. I imagine those are abused as much as HMA's proxies; if not more since it's totally free.

To truly benefit from their service, you have to use Luminati, which lets you tap into their residential exit nodes. They charge an arm and a leg for that though ($10+/GB; $500/month minimum).

It's tough to say whether the culprit is shared IPs being abused by others, or the fact that they're from data centers.

I would start with the next cheapest option (ie. semi-dedicated proxies) and work my way up to the pricier options if it fails.
 
U want to grab data from yelp pages or u want to post reviews using the proxies?
 
I want to post reviews. Dedicated proxies seem to work ok, but most sellers are selling them in sequential order in bulk so buying 100 proxies by the same provider might be tagged by yelp.
 
for i think Dedicated will be good and you can try Proxy-hub.com for it
 
For scraping you can use our network, its similar to hola.
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