Looking for help with ISP proxies.

You're Welcome :) Sure you can pm us for any ISP help
We always help anyone BHW members
Hey, not able to PM you. Would you be able to message me, I have a few questions regarding getting large lots (/16's,/15's) for an ISP project I am trying to do.

Thank you!
 
Hey, not able to PM you. Would you be able to message me, I have a few questions regarding getting large lots (/16's,/15's) for an ISP project I am trying to do.

Thank you!

Sure i will help you no problem for that but this is impossible if any ISP approve your ipv4 space request for /15 or /16 range
 
Sure i will help you no problem for that but this is impossible if any ISP approve your ipv4 space request for /15 or /16 range
Can you DM me as well, looking for more information around this space! BHW is a place I never knew exist, so informative.
 
Can you DM me as well, looking for more information around this space! BHW is a place I never knew exist, so informative.

You can post your any ISP questions . i am happy to reply in publicly :)
This thread is belonging to free help for ISP services :)
 
Try checking the marketplace maybe? Pick some companies and DM them directly with your requirments? I know of may sneaker bots which use rotating 4G Proxies to dominate the market.
 
4g mobile proxies, can do this yourself with lots of sim cards and tethering to your PC
 
Try checking the marketplace maybe? Pick some companies and DM them directly with your requirments? I know of may sneaker bots which use rotating 4G Proxies to dominate the market.

Yes 4G proxies will work but 4G rotating proxies very slow , not requirements for sneakers purposes
 
Sure i will help you :) no problem to help bhw members
Count me in too lol my pms shoudl also be open. Looking for providers so others do not keep clipping subnets. Let me know!
 
You can post your any ISP questions . i am happy to reply in publicly :)
This thread is belonging to free help for ISP services :)
Hey buddy...
I have a range of Sprint (ASN 1239) proxies that I'm trying to use on Foot Locker. This range of IPs have a clean history with no prior abuse being reported, however they originally came from a datacenter provider before becoming a Sprint provider. The GEO has been updated on MaxMind, but still waiting for ip2location. When Footlocker does NOT have their bot protection up, these proxies work just fine. However, on hype item release days when they turn Bot Protection on, I get hit with a 429 error.

What I would like to know is does anyone know what GEO database / IP history database does Footlocker look at to determine if my range is clean and is coming from my Sprint ASN 1239. My guess is that Footlocker's Bot Protection software (QUE-IT) is still seeing my range of IPs as the old datacenter provider and not the new Sprint ASN. If I can find out which company Footlocker is pulling that information from, will help me resolve this issue.

Thank you,
JP
 
Hey buddy...
I have a range of Sprint (ASN 1239) proxies that I'm trying to use on Foot Locker. This range of IPs have a clean history with no prior abuse being reported, however they originally came from a datacenter provider before becoming a Sprint provider. The GEO has been updated on MaxMind, but still waiting for ip2location. When Footlocker does NOT have their bot protection up, these proxies work just fine. However, on hype item release days when they turn Bot Protection on, I get hit with a 429 error.

What I would like to know is does anyone know what GEO database / IP history database does Footlocker look at to determine if my range is clean and is coming from my Sprint ASN 1239. My guess is that Footlocker's Bot Protection software (QUE-IT) is still seeing my range of IPs as the old datacenter provider and not the new Sprint ASN. If I can find out which company Footlocker is pulling that information from, will help me resolve this issue.

Thank you,
JP
Looks like you announced the ranges on ISP earlier and you have to wait for anywhere on Geolocation sites . maxmind and ip2ocation is not enough for footsites .
you have to wait few days or weeks then all done for geo sites . :)
thank you very much for the thread. Learned a lot from it.
You're welcome Kickzzz :)
 
I had a conversation with @ShaNi from Red-proxies.com and thought I'd share it here just in case someone could benefit from it. I trimmed it down a little for convenience.


1. How is it possible for ISPs to sell out residential IP addresses to proxy providers? I understand that some ISPs don't allow this.. so why do you think some allow it and others do not?
2. Is it just as likely for ISP proxies to be banned, as regular DC proxies?
3. Do most ISP proxy providers do the same thing as you?
4. Are ISP proxies detectable in other ways? Or completely look like residential proxies?


Red-Proxy.net
Your point 1) ans : not single ISP allow or give you big ips space for proxies .. all ISP providers give you /24 range or maximum /23 range for servers connectivity

some provider announced own ranges on ISP residential cellular ASN after geo update their ips showing residential

point 2 ) ans : every type of ip banned able , if you very badly use them . that is depend on usage of ips ( proxies )

point 3 ) ans : Yeah . every ISP provider announce their own ranges or lease from brokers .after they announce on ISP circuit .after geo update ips will show ISP ips .. ( residential is rare not easy ) but mostly announced ranges will show ATT - sprint - cox etc

4 point ) ans : as we said you on the above .. if you announce own ranges on ISP cellular ASN then your ips show residential .. there is different between cellular ASN and business AS

every ISP charging very high $$$$$

soughtone
Interesting. Thank you. So an ISP has the power to announce their IP addresses as ISP IPs.

"some provider announced own ranges on ISP residential cellular ASN after geo update their ips showing residential" - can a proxy provider (like you) announce their IP addresses as residential too, or only ISPs can do that?

Red-Proxy.net
the more easy for understanding : for example you announce your own range on dc network . after announced you range and geo update . your range of ips address show that dc ASN of ips and same like ISP act

@Red-Proxy.net
the more easy for understanding : for example you announce your own range on dc network . after announced you range and geo update . your range of ips address show that dc ASN of ips and same like ISP act

soughtone

To put it simple: Only Internet service providers can make residential IP addresses. You then buy them (254 in a /24 range for example) and then connect them to a data center. When you announce them (so it works in the network) they are still residential IP addresses of the ISP (verizon, att) you bought them from.

Red-Proxy.net
yes

soughtone
Okay, it's very straightforward really.
Just expensive.

And the main benefit is to have the 10GBps+ speed, and have a residential IP address.

It just seems like so much work to get some advantage over sneakerheads who use residential proxies.

Red-Proxy.net
ISP services are headache
1) Most important . if you're planning lease ISP line : you have arrange ranges for ISP port
2 ) hardware . you must arrange hardware for the ISP port to connect this port .. for example . you want my port in VA - Ashburn - then you have to find dc to lease or buy servers
3 ) Cross connect . that is easy . ISP or dc will handle cross connect
 
if you have an issue with @ShaNi take it up with him and his service via pm
 
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