Mobile proxy farm question

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Hi guys, I am reading up on different things proxy on the forum and have some questions I couldn't find, hope they aren't too intimate:

1) what payment processing do you use to keep relative privacy? I don't want the buyers to know anything about me.
2) how to protect yourself best in case someone will do something nasty on your SIM? I was thinking about company+business insurance + service agreement.
 
I would say setup a legal entity of some sort, and then also maybe make sure that it is known that your company rents these ips and proxies out. I doubt anything would happen, however if something did happen if you would explain that it wasn't you, have some way to prove that it wasn't you or something. Have a system in place so the blame is not on you and have a way to track your customers in case this might be necessary for any investigation that leads to you.
 
Daaamn, everyone says crypto. I was kind of hoping for a good payment processing recommendation.
I got so burned by crypto, don't fancy touching that shite again, but here we go. :D
 
You can monitor traffic and have limits set in place to disallow access to site, rate limit for abuse, etc.
Are there any URL lists floating in the internet, that I can lookup for blockage?
 
You can accept payments in Monero if you are concerned about privacy
 
1. Setup a legal entity to register the sim cards.
2. Use crypto/USDT as a payment method
3. Let each new subscriber tell you in full details what they will be doing using your service
 
Hi guys, I am reading up on different things proxy on the forum and have some questions I couldn't find, hope they aren't too intimate:

1) what payment processing do you use to keep relative privacy? I don't want the buyers to know anything about me.
2) how to protect yourself best in case someone will do something nasty on your SIM? I was thinking about company+business insurance + service agreement.
1) You can use any CC payment processing that supports subscriptions.
2) Use a end-user agreement that protects you legally. KEEP LOGS of all connections so you can provide them to authorities if needed.
 
Hi guys, I am reading up on different things proxy on the forum and have some questions I couldn't find, hope they aren't too intimate:

1) what payment processing do you use to keep relative privacy? I don't want the buyers to know anything about me.
2) how to protect yourself best in case someone will do something nasty on your SIM? I was thinking about company+business insurance + service agreement.
any particular reason why your going full stealth ?
 
1. crypto
2. set connection limits to prevent those abusing system
 
2) how to protect yourself best in case someone will do something nasty on your SIM? I was thinking about company+business insurance + service agreement.

Based on our experience with our proxy farmers, I recommend the following for your security:
  1. Always keep logs or ensure that your proxy software provider does and can provide them upon request. Store these logs for several years! Law enforcement requests often pertain to incidents from years past.
  2. Keep a registry of your clients so that you can accurately track who bought a proxy connection from a specific SIM card, even after a long time.
  3. Feel free to ask buyers about their plans for using the proxy. Let them know you keep logs.
  4. Try not to deal with totally anonymous buyers. Have them verify their phone number at least, and keep all messages. If you want extra security, you could draft a proxy sales agreement (I can send you a template if you need one in dm).
  5. Block access to government websites (which usually have specific address formats, like *.gov) and banks through the proxy at the software level. It’s a good idea to implement this, at least for your own country, to ensure safety.

This list is a good starting point, but certainly, it can be further developed
 
Based on our experience with our proxy farmers, I recommend the following for your security:
  1. Always keep logs or ensure that your proxy software provider does and can provide them upon request. Store these logs for several years! Law enforcement requests often pertain to incidents from years past.
  2. Keep a registry of your clients so that you can accurately track who bought a proxy connection from a specific SIM card, even after a long time.
  3. Feel free to ask buyers about their plans for using the proxy. Let them know you keep logs.
  4. Try not to deal with totally anonymous buyers. Have them verify their phone number at least, and keep all messages. If you want extra security, you could draft a proxy sales agreement (I can send you a template if you need one in dm).
  5. Block access to government websites (which usually have specific address formats, like *.gov) and banks through the proxy at the software level. It’s a good idea to implement this, at least for your own country, to ensure safety.

This list is a good starting point, but certainly, it can be further developed
Thank you for such in depth answer!
 
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