How to Get Dynamic IP's

Riesha927

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Hello everyone!!!

I work for someone online as a virtual assistant and my boss wants to know how to have a fast and dedicated ip address that can easily change because proxies are too slow and unreliable. Does anybody have a suggestion on what we can do to have this?
 
You gonna need to contact your ISP regarding this matter. Btw, quality proxies aren't slow or unreliable. Ask your boss to invest some of his monkeys in to the private proxies.
 
Buy private proxies

Public proxies = slow

shared proxies = Not faster then Private

I live by "You get what you pay for" so if you buy some 0.60 proxies you will get a proxy worth 0.60
 
It depends on your country, some countries deny giving dynamic IP's
Also Private proxies should be fast.
 
contact your isp whether they are providing such dynamic ip or not. if impossible, try to have a look with others.

should be company out there but more cost. in my country it prices hundred bucks per month.
 
Dynamic IP's or dedicated ip address?
Lots of VPN service is Dynamic IP..you can easily find it.
private proxy is dedicated ip,more quantity cost more.
check this page you may know it clearly. http://www.proxysp.com/
 
Have you checked to see if you're already on one? If you're in Europe, I've noticed a lot of the ISP's over there have dynamic IPs already. If you can't do that, there's a tutorial you can search and find on here that a member wrote about how to use AOL to act as a VPN basically. It will give you a new IP each time you sign on to AOL, so you could sign in, get a new IP, sign back out, then sign back in and have a new IP.

If that won't work for you then you'll have a buy a large proxy subscription from a quality provider and just rotate them accordingly. If you buy private instead of shared you can get new IPs/proxies each month. So if you bought 100 for the month you could use 3-4 each day throughout the month and then at the end of the month switch out lists for a new list of 100. If you're using a good provider you shouldn't even be able to tell you're on a proxy really. It might be a little bit slower, but there shouldn't be any kind of crazy lag that slows you down that much. If there is, you should try someone else.
 
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