How do you have multiple proxies running at the same time? Mostly regarding spotify bot

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How many spotify accounts do you recommend using simultaneously on one residential proxy ip. To make it look natural I would assume one residential proxy for every spotify account, but how would you make it cost effective due to the fact that a lot of providers only offer a few (often below 5) residential account users to run at the same time for a reasonable price.


We are looking to run at least 50 accounts at the same time and 50 individual proxy users to run simultaneously would be very expensive and is not offered anywhere as far as I can see.
 
50 Residential proxies will be costly, I would suggest getting a private one as turelink suggested above.
 
Answering to the question in your thread title: you can run proxies simultaneously by using multithreaded bots. If you want to run every account on its own proxy and you have 50 accs, you need to run 50 threads with a capable tool.
 
Spotify is supposed to allow 3-5 accounts/IP so I don't think 50 proxies for 50 accounts is necessary. Just make sure you use true cell phone based proxies and not ones that use modems - real mobile proxies make it seem natural that a person is listening to Spotify on their mobile, that can contribute in reducing bans.
 
Spotify is supposed to allow 3-5 accounts/IP so I don't think 50 proxies for 50 accounts is necessary. Just make sure you use true cell phone based proxies and not ones that use modems - real mobile proxies make it seem natural that a person is listening to Spotify on their mobile, that can contribute in reducing bans.

Do you have a provider you recommend for mobile proxies and what do you think of residential proxies?
 
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Do you have a provider you recommend for mobile proxies and what do you think of residential proxies?

4G mobile proxies do have residential IPs - so yeah that's what you'd want. Re: a seller - well the marketplace seems to be a good place to start looking I think. Remember to read the reviews of these providers and ask for free trials to see if the proxies offer what they promise.
 
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