Looking for proxies for Telegram accounts

I've never used proxies before.

From what I've read residential proxies are best - but what I need is:
1. Proxies to be hard/very hard to detect (asking for advice on whether residential ones will do here - I've read just static proxies are much easier to detect)

2. Proxies that have a permanent IP. Otherwise Telegram will quickly shows errors, that I'm logging in from multiple locations and IPs (if they're rotational). and introduce some security measures (at least that's how my logic works - if I'm wrong about it - do let me know.)

3. USA and Canada location (provider must have both). City or exact location doesn't matter, I only care about the country


Looking for a long-term provider, as I intend to use proxies for other stuff as well, and I need them all year round 24/7. With that being said - also looking for the provider to have some sort of guide for newbies on how to use proxies, how to set it up etc (again, first time)

I also have a question - I see that many proxies are charged per GB. How do I know what actions of mine are using how many MBs?

You can use residential proxies and target by zipcode or ASN so your IP will look consistent. It's normal for a user to login from different places in a city so it shouldn't be an issue

Hi, I gotta a few questions about your website:

1. You don't have Canada for static residential proxies, is that correct?
2. Do you have a tutorial on how to use proxies with Telegram accounts ?

Yo

ferero18 said:

Hi, I gotta a few questions about your website:

1. You don't have Canada for static residential proxies, is that correct?
2. Do you have a tutorial on how to use proxies with Telegram accounts ?

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Simple go to Settings>Data and Storage>Connection type>Add proxy.
look at proxylte for proxies for a different locations.

vlad_x said:

Yo

Simple go to Settings>Data and Storage>Connection type>Add proxy.
look at proxylte for proxies for a different locations.

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Hmm

but when I'll log in to Telegram, I will log in from my country with my real IP. And I'm supposed changed proxy also in Telegram settings. Aren't the proxies thing supposed to be done without Telegram knowledge to mimic that the proxy I'm using is a real user from real location?

I'm struggling to understand how it works, because this way it's like saying "Hey, I'm using a VPN!" to Telegram, because I add a proxy in the settings, so Telegram knows I'm using proxies.

I mean I'm sure I'm the one who's in the wrong here, if you could just explain why I'm wrong or what do I not get xD

now that I think about it I may not be in the wrong here.

After all we're trying to hide our identity and location with proxies. Paying for them regularly to do so. And then at the end I'm supposed to log in with my real IP and "let them know" I'm routing my traffic through proxies? This does not seem like mimicking anything

static residential proxy will be fine and support socks5!

proxy-seller, proxy-cheap and so on, lots of choice

look for ISP proxies, you can find them here - https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/

turelink said:

static residential proxy will be fine and support socks5!

proxy-seller, proxy-cheap and so on, lots of choice

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Thunderproxy said:

look for ISP proxies, you can find them here - https://www.blackhatworld.com/forums/proxies-for-sale.112/

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Would you be able to answer my previous questions about Telegram & Proxy? I have enough knowledge now to choose the proxies, but with the issues I've described earlier I can't start unless I solve them

ferero18 said:

Hmm

but when I'll log in to Telegram, I will log in from my country with my real IP. And I'm supposed changed proxy also in Telegram settings. Aren't the proxies thing supposed to be done without Telegram knowledge to mimic that the proxy I'm using is a real user from real location?

I'm struggling to understand how it works, because this way it's like saying "Hey, I'm using a VPN!" to Telegram, because I add a proxy in the settings, so Telegram knows I'm using proxies.

I mean I'm sure I'm the one who's in the wrong here, if you could just explain why I'm wrong or what do I not get xD

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ferero18 said:

now that I think about it I may not be in the wrong here.

After all we're trying to hide our identity and location with proxies. Paying for them regularly to do so. And then at the end I'm supposed to log in with my real IP and "let them know" I'm routing my traffic through proxies? This does not seem like mimicking anything

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you are right. then you need to run the telegram app from different devices or use telegram web.
Used to come across special software for running several app's from one device, but I am not sure if it works now

little tip, proxys cant be sold in chat threads

In case you are managing multiple accounts, don't forget to add these proxy on antidetect browser profiles. This way can protect your accounts better because website will recognize them as different users, logged in on different device and use different internet connection

Get unlimited ISP proxy from marketplace, look for 0 fraud score IP and tier 1 providers such as AT&T

Try asocks. You can also check the marketplace for other reputable ones