How to create residential proxy

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Hi,
I've 100 phones with 1 wifi router, how do I create proxies to sell and I've no investment rn to buy sim cards
 
Save yourself time and invest in hardware that just work:
https://ejointech.cn/products/ejointech-acom716-proxy-gateway

how do I create proxies to sell and I've no investment rn to buy sim cards
You need programming skills.
Either you need to learn programming yourself (it will take you 6-12 months)
Or you need to pay someone. If you are lucky and you will find skilled freelancer - prepare to spend $5-10k.
 
To create a residential proxy, you need access to real residential IP addresses. You can:

  1. Use a Proxy Provider – Buy residential proxies from services like Bright Data, Smartproxy, or Oxylabs.
  2. Set Up a Proxy Network – Use a Raspberry Pi or a VPS with a residential ISP to route traffic.
  3. Use a P2P Network – Join a network like Luminati (now Bright Data) that uses real user devices as proxy nodes.
Building your own residential proxy network requires legal and ethical considerations.
 
Save yourself time and invest in hardware that just work:
https://ejointech.cn/products/ejointech-acom716-proxy-gateway


You need programming skills.
Either you need to learn programming yourself (it will take you 6-12 months)
Or you need to pay someone. If you are lucky and you will find skilled freelancer - prepare to spend $5-10k.
I know how to program. Want know about steps
 
Hi,
I've 100 phones with 1 wifi router, how do I create proxies to sell and I've no investment rn to buy sim cards
best option for now would be setting up residential proxies since all devices will share the router’s residential IP. However, keep in mind that managing rotations and avoiding detection could be a bit tricky with just one connection. You might want to look into ways to diversify your IP sources or even explore datacenter proxies if you have access to a server.
 
best option for now would be setting up residential proxies since all devices will share the router’s residential IP. However, keep in mind that managing rotations and avoiding detection could be a bit tricky with just one connection. You might want to look into ways to diversify your IP sources or even explore datacenter proxies if you have access to a server.
Thanks
 
Hi,
I've 100 phones with 1 wifi router, how do I create proxies to sell and I've no investment rn to buy sim cards
as others have said just buy them . save time .
 
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