How to rotate IP's

shocker101 · Jun 6, 2009

I am fairly new here and I have read in a lot of places the importance of rotating IP addresses.

Whenever dealing with multiple accounts on a single site/software/etc. ALWAYS rotate ip's. If your only suppose to have 1 account, then they only want to see 1 ip per account.

With this suggestion being made.

How do you do it? Can anyone recommend a particular software program or site that does this? Or just a step by step how-to.

I really like it here at BHW!!!! I am learning tons!

miked1919 · Jun 7, 2009

hide-my-ip.com service seems pretty good. I did the trail today. i'm sure there is somewhere you can get license key. If not if you buy the software it seems pretty solid.

Limelike · Jun 7, 2009

Use ultrasurf its free and very fast

jasqui · Jun 7, 2009

I prefer to purchase my own IPS, when/if I have to deal with multiple accounts. Packetflip is on here and has the best prices and services. Can get as few as 50 or 100.

As far as rotating.

USE FIREFOX. Since IE sucks. Search for foxy proxy. It is an addon. Add it to your FF and use it.

If you want me to go into more details just PM and link here. I will go into to complete details with screenshots if you need it.

warp0011 · Jun 7, 2009

Limelike said:
Use ultrasurf its free and very fast

Thanks for recommend this good stuff!

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cane23 · Aug 29, 2014

^^Yeah, but you guys don't communicate with your clients. Either you are understaffed or you do not have enough inventory to keep up with demand. What started out great ended very poorly. The product and service changed for the worse.

Wilson Grant Fisk · Aug 29, 2014

cane23 said:
^^Yeah, but you guys don't communicate with your clients. Either you are understaffed or you do not have enough inventory to keep up with demand. What started out great ended very poorly. The product and service changed for the worse.

Why are so many noobs bumping ancient threads, today?
Oi, Stop it!

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